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28,225 datasets
UK gridded datasets based on surface observations have been generated for a range of climatic variables. The data covers the UK at 5 × 5 km resolution and spans the period 1914–2006. It was created with financial support from the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) and is promoted by the UK Climate Impacts Programme (UKCIP).
River Flood Maps (FRM_FH_RIVER_DEPTH_M_CC) are geospatial hazard maps produced by the Scottish Government. The dataset models flood extent, depth, and velocity for high (10-year), medium (200-year), and low (1000-year) probability events, including a 2080s climate change scenario based on UKCP09 high emissions predictions. It was last updated on 2026-07-08.
UKCP09 gridded datasets provide monthly mean wind speed values for the United Kingdom. The data is based on surface observations at a 5 x 5 km resolution, created with support from the UK Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra). Files are downloadable in 10-year blocks and are formatted for use with ESRI GIS software.
Scottish Government coastal flood hazard maps show flood extent and depth for high (10-year), medium (200-year), and low (1000-year) probability events. The dataset includes a climate change scenario based on UKCP09 high emissions predictions for the 2080s. The maps are produced by the Scottish Government and were last updated in July 2026.
Coastal flood hazard maps from the Scottish Government show flood extent and depth for three probability scenarios. The scenarios include a high-probability 10-year return period, a medium-probability 200-year return period, and a low-probability 1000-year return period plus a 200-year return period with a UKCP09 high-emissions climate change scenario for the 2080s. The data was last updated on 2026-07-08.
The Australian Ocean Data Network provides a summary and assessment of water quality parameters as indicators of estuarine health for 22 selected Tasmanian estuaries. Information is summarized on both a statewide and individual estuary basis. The dataset was last updated on 2026-07-13.
Australian Continuous Plankton Recorder survey data provides a dry-weight biomass index for plankton communities, serving as a baseline for ocean health. The joint CSIRO and Antarctic Division project aims to map biodiversity, document climate change impacts, and support fisheries management. Results are available through the Australian Ocean Data Network portal, with data intended for interoperability with other national and international programs.
NASA/NOAA's VNP43C3 Version 1 was a daily, global 0.05-degree climate modeling grid product providing white-sky and black-sky albedo derived from Suomi NPP VIIRS sensor data. It used a 16-day moving window of reflectance data and the RossThick/Li-Sparse-Reciprocal BRDF model to generate albedo for 13 spectral and broadbands, including 26 data layers with ancillary quality information. The product was decommissioned on July 31, 2025, with users directed to Version 2 data products.
CLIMCAPS algorithm retrieves full atmospheric state profiles from the AIRS instrument aboard NASA's Aqua satellite. Temperature profiles have 100 vertical levels between 1100 mb and 0.1 mb, with a horizontal resolution of 50 km aggregated to a monthly 1°x1° grid. Retrieved parameters include surface properties, temperature, water vapor, ozone, and trace gases like carbon monoxide and methane.
Global monthly gridded data provides atmospheric state profiles retrieved from the AIRS and AMSU instruments aboard NASA's Aqua satellite. The dataset includes over 100 vertical levels of temperature, water vapor, ozone, and trace gases like carbon monoxide and methane, with a horizontal resolution of 50 km. It is generated using the CLIMCAPS Optimal Estimation algorithm with comprehensive quality control to ensure consistency from the surface to 0.1 mb.
Australia's coastal waters are monitored by a network of wave buoys providing integral wave parameters. Data is aggregated from multiple organizations including the Bureau of Meteorology, state departments, and universities, contributing to the National Wave Archive. Observations are updated hourly from various sources, with data from the primary network collated into a CSV file containing the last 24 hours.
A Bureau of Mineral Resources research cruise collected geophysical and geological data on the Tasmanian margin in 1988. The R/V Rig Seismic acquired 2,015 km of multichannel seismic profiles and conducted geological sampling at 49 stations. This work aimed to define basin geology, rifting history, stratigraphy, and petroleum potential.
Thirty-two stations in Jervis Bay were sampled for paired geochemical and biological data to investigate fine-scale and seasonal variation. The survey design included replicate samples at eight stations to measure variability at the scale of meters and combined data with a previous winter survey. Preliminary results from the Australian Ocean Data Network indicate most physical variables and infaunal assemblages varied between seasons.
The Australian Bureau of Mineral Resources and Philippine Office of Energy Affairs conducted a joint marine seismic and geochemical survey from March to May 1992. The project collected 2,750 km of 192-channel seismic data, plus sniffer, gravity, magnetic, and bathymetric data across four Philippine offshore basins. Data processing and integration with existing industry data was planned to assess petroleum potential.
A modern environmental test of a genesis model for stratiform copper deposits lacking igneous or hydrothermal associations. The dataset, from the Australian Ocean Data Network, focuses on saline redbed groundwaters mobilizing iron and manganese in South Australia. Investigations support that terrestrial groundwaters in semi-arid climates can generate suitable conditions for transporting high concentrations of copper, lead, and zinc.
157 boreholes provide biostratigraphic data for a basin-wide zonation scheme across Western Australia's Canning Basin. The report compiles and reviews data from 805 key boreholes, creating 25 correlation transects to visualize stratigraphic relationships. This framework, developed by integrating past research, aids in understanding aquifer extent and regional geology.
Processed Underway data from Marine National Facility voyages includes navigation, thermosalinograph, and atmospheric measurements. The data are quality-controlled, archived by CSIRO NCMI IDC, and made available at 5-second intervals. These data are supplied to the IMOS AODN and other global repositories for uses like satellite sea surface temperature validation.
Groundwater chemistry data from the upper Hunter River valley in New South Wales, Australia, describing processes like silicate dissolution and ion exchange. The dataset, sourced from the Australian Ocean Data Network, was last updated on 2026-06-27. It focuses on regional recharge zones within Triassic, Carboniferous, and Permian rock formations.
Eight dredge hauls from BMR cruise 107 collected samples from seamounts in the Vening Meinesz chain south of Christmas Island. The Australian Ocean Data Network provides this dataset, which contains calcareous nannofossils, foraminiferids, and macrofossils indicating ages from the Late Cretaceous to the Holocene. The data suggests a history of volcanic seamount building, atoll formation, and changing depositional depths over time.
A list of spending items permitted by the UK Department of Energy and Climate Change following the announcement of five cross-government moratoria on 24 May 2010. The dataset, published by the Department of Energy and Climate Change, covers exceptions to bans on ICT spend above £1m, advertising & marketing, consultancy, property leases & extensions, and civil service recruitment. It was last updated on 8 July 2026.