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28,178 datasets
Lauren A. Rogers from Stanford University created a dataset describing communities-at-sea, which are peer-groups of commercial fishing vessels sharing a gear type and home port. It was derived from Vessel Trip Report (VTR) data for trips reported by vessel captains between 1996 and 2014. The dataset includes measurements for the size of servicesheds (customary fishing grounds) and climate change risk exposure scores for these communities.
A fleet of Australian ocean bottom seismographs (OBSs) with broadband frequency range, available at only five or six institutions globally. The multi-purpose devices record passive-source seismic data like earthquakes and ambient noise, as well as active-source data from airgun arrays, while also monitoring survey noise and whale calls. Data collected during commercial seismic surveys in Australian waters can image the velocity distribution of the crust and upper mantle.
Pore-water and solid-phase geochemical data from the Kazan Mud Volcano in the Eastern Mediterranean Sea, published by the Australian Ocean Data Network. The dataset includes depth-dependent methane concentrations, sulfate profiles, and isotopic compositions used to model anaerobic oxidation of methane (AOM) and gas hydrate formation. The last update was recorded on 2026-06-27.
A dry year precipitation dataset complements 13 other datasets for a study comparing ancient settlement patterns with modern environmental conditions in Syria's Jazira region. The dataset was created by the University of Edinburgh to show annual precipitation in millimeters for modeling subsistence activities like barley and wheat farming. It was last updated on 2026-07-08.
1963 monthly temperature and precipitation readings for al Qamishli, Syria, processed by the University of Edinburgh. This dataset was created as part of a study comparing ancient settlement patterns with modern environmental conditions in the Jazira region. The data was used to generate evapotranspiration (ETP) rate bar graphs for analysis.
13 environmental datasets were created for a study comparing ancient and modern settlement patterns in Syria's Jazira region. The University of Edinburgh produced this surface hydrology dataset, which includes ephemeral streams like wadis, with attributes for stream order and type. The data was last updated on 2026-07-08.
13 environmental datasets were created for a study comparing ancient and modern settlement patterns in Syria's Jazira region. The geology dataset maps locations of igneous rock, geological sediments, and relative dates, with Russian geologists indicating volcanic activity continued into the Holocene. The data was created by the University of Edinburgh and last updated in July 2026.
The Jazira region of Syria is the focus of this dataset showing precipitation patterns for normal years, with annual precipitation measured in millimetres. It was created by the University of Edinburgh as part of a study comparing ancient settlement patterns with modern environmental conditions. The dataset complements 13 other environmental and archaeological datasets used in the analysis.
A subsurface hydrology dataset complements 13 other environmental datasets for a study comparing ancient and modern settlement patterns in Syria's Jazira region. The dataset includes water quality index values and maps surface and subsurface irrigation zones. It was created by the University of Edinburgh as part of an archaeological and environmental modelling study.
Iris Thurnherr of ETH Zurich created a mask for identifying cold and warm temperature advection along the Antarctic Circumnavigation Expedition (ACE) track. The mask combines measured air temperature from ACE with sea surface temperature fields from ECMWF operational analysis data. The dataset covers the expedition period from December 2016 to March 2017.
A surface cyclone mask records the presence of cyclones along the track of the Antarctic Circumnavigation Expedition (ACE). The data was created by applying a 2D cyclone identification algorithm to ECMWF operational analysis data. The dataset was authored by Iris Thurnherr of ETH Zurich and is available under a CC BY 4.0 license.
The Lord Howe Rise continental ribbon dataset contains geophysical and geological data related to the Cretaceous fragmentation of eastern Gondwana. It includes marine and satellite geophysical data, dredge samples, and shallow drilling results from the Australian Ocean Data Network. The data was presented at the 2016 American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting.
Preliminary results from a paleoseismic investigation of the southern Willunga Fault, approximately 40 km south of Adelaide, presented at the 2022 ANZGG Conference. Evidence is preserved for 3-5 ground-rupturing earthquakes since the Middle to Late Pleistocene, with single event displacements of 0.5 – 1.7 m. The dataset, associated with the Australian Ocean Data Network, aims to constrain the timing of these events to better understand present-day seismic hazard.
72 hours of raw telemetry data from Brisbane City Council's hydrometric network, updated every 10 minutes. The dataset includes gauge readings, descriptions, and location details for rainfall and stream height monitoring. This information is used by the Bureau of Meteorology for flood warnings and public alerts.
The eReefs GBR1 Diuron Dispersal dataset contains model outputs quantifying the load and dispersal of the pesticide diuron in the Great Barrier Reef marine environment. The data was generated by the Australian Ocean Data Network using a 1 km resolution eReefs marine model (GBR1) nested inside a 4 km model, simulating the period from January 2016 to July 2018. The model incorporates freshwater input from 16 rivers and uses hydrodynamic forcing to calculate hourly diuron concentrations in each model cell.
Himawari-8 satellite sea surface temperature data from July 2015 to September 2017 was used to map the East Australian Current. The study applied a Topographic Position Index method to analyze the current's meanders, eddies, and seasonal encroachment patterns. This dataset was published in the Journal of Geophysical Research: Oceans in 2020 by Xie et al.
20 days of continuous underway data were collected by the Marine National Facility RV Investigator voyage IN2025_V03 between April 29 and May 18, 2025. The dataset includes navigation, thermosalinograph water properties, and atmospheric measurements, processed and archived by CSIRO NCMI IDC. Data are available at intervals from 5 seconds to 5 minutes in NetCDF and ASCII formats.
A subset of point locations representing features under Western Australia's State Planning Policy 2.9 Water, published by the Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage. The policy and its accompanying Planning for Water Guidelines became operational on 18 December 2025 to ensure development considers water resource management. This geospatial dataset is intended to be used in conjunction with a main policy dataset.
Surface water flood hazard maps for Scotland model three probability scenarios: a high-probability 10-year return period event, a medium-probability 200-year return period event, and a low-probability scenario combining a 200-year event with a UKCP09 high-emissions climate projection for the 2080s. The maps, where available, show flood extent, depth, and velocity. The scenarios are designed for consistency with Scottish Planning Policy and to reflect observed events from recent decades.
Scottish Government SpatialData.gov.scot provides surface water flood hazard maps for Scotland. The dataset models flood extent, depth, and velocity for three probability scenarios: a high-probability 10-year event, a medium-probability 200-year event, and a low-probability 200-year event combined with a UKCP09 high-emissions climate projection for the 2080s. These maps are designed for consistency with Scottish Planning Policy and reflect observed flood events from recent decades.