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Voyage 3 of the RSV Nuyina collected detailed atmospheric measurements near the Denman Glacier in the 2024/2025 season. The dataset includes aerosol particle size distributions, cloud condensation nuclei counts, vertical thermodynamic profiles from radiosondes, and remote sensing of cloud and precipitation properties from instruments like a microwave radiometer and a micropulse lidar. Data were aggregated by the Australian Ocean Data Network and last updated in June 2026.
Multi-channel seismic reflection and bathymetry data collected in 2016 to study the formation of the Lord Howe Rise continental ribbon during the Late Cretaceous rifting of eastern Gondwana. The processed data includes a regional east-west profile approximately 900 km long at 27.2°S, from the Tasman Basin to the Lord Howe Rise. This dataset was presented at the 2017 IAG-IASPEI conference and is hosted by the Australian Ocean Data Network.
1,609 telephone surveys of Australian residents conducted in November 2008 provide quantitative data on awareness, concern, and actions regarding climate change and the Great Barrier Reef. The dataset was created by the Australian Ocean Data Network as part of the MTSRF 4.8.5 project at James Cook University. It was designed as a tool for developing engagement strategies and future human dimensions research on climate change.
VEMAP Phase 2 provides gridded monthly climate scenarios for Alaska at 0.5-degree resolution. The dataset includes historical estimates from 1922-1996 and future projections from 1997-2100. This work was developed by the Vegetation/Ecosystem Modeling and Analysis Project and is distributed by NASA.
Cefas assembled this dataset from over 7,000 temperature records collected by divers using temperature-compensated dive computers. The data underwent quality control by comparing recorded temperatures to OSTIA sea surface temperature analyses, excluding records with a difference exceeding 5°C, resulting in a quality-assured subset of just over 5,000 records. This specific subset covers the UK shelf and was created to investigate the potential for citizen science in marine environmental assessments.
Results from version 3.1 of the 4km-resolution biogeochemistry and sediments model of the Great Barrier Reef, forced by a hydrodynamic model and a reduced-loads catchment scenario. The scenario reduces anthropogenic loads of DIN, PN, PP, and TSS according to the Reef 2050 Water Quality Improvement Plan 2017-2022, adjusted for cumulative reductions achieved between 2014 and 2019. This dataset is part of a suite of hindcast simulations from the eReefs project, hosted by the Australian Ocean Data Network.
Cumulative Effects Program remote camera detections for the Clear Creek monitoring project from July/August 2023 to September 2024. The project is a collaboration between the First Nation of Na-Cho Nyäk Dun, Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in, and the Government of Yukon Department of Environment, funded by Environment and Climate Change Canada.
Cumulative Effects Program remote camera detections for the Clear Creek monitoring project, with data presented from July/August/September 2024 to September 2025. The project is a collaboration between the First Nation of Na-Cho Nyäk Dun and the Government of Yukon Department of Environment, with support from Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in. It was funded by the Government of Canada through the Department of Environment and Climate Change and the Canada-Yukon Nature Agreement.
Over 6,000 Electric Vehicles (EVs) used for commercial purposes contributed data to the Optimise Prime project, which ran trials from August 2020 to June 2022. The project, organized by the Greater London Authority and shared via UK Power Networks, collected data on home charging, depot charging, and private hire vehicle journeys. These datasets aim to help distribution network operators and fleet managers plan for mass EV adoption.
Fit-Chips gene expression data from a controlled multi-stressor challenge on juvenile sockeye salmon. Fish were exposed to a full factorial design of three temperatures, three salinities, and two dissolved oxygen levels over six days, across smolt and de-smolt stages. Random Forest classifiers developed from the data achieved predictive accuracy between 85.5% and 100% for detecting thermal, hypoxic, and salinity stress signatures.
Empirical current data and 3D hydrodynamic models reveal a connectivity bottleneck in the 2300 km-long Great Barrier Reef. The data shows predominantly northward larval transport during southerly winds, with limited southward movement during northerly winds. This constriction slows the southward spread of heat-adapted corals, with implications for climate adaptation strategies.
MISO - Real-time aerosol chemistry measurements (ToF-ACSM) from the RV Investigator voyage IN2024_V01 presents the composition of non-refractory aerosols measured during a Southern Ocean research voyage. The voyage, titled 'Multidisciplinary Investigations of the Southern Ocean (MISO)', was conducted from 2 January to 5 March 2024, departing Hobart and returning to Fremantle. The dataset provides high-resolution, real-time measurements of nitrate, ammonium, sulfate, organics, chloride, and sea salt, contributed by the Australian Ocean Data Network.
Palynological investigation of dredged samples from the Bight and Duntroon Basins, collected during BMR Rig Seismic Cruise 66. The dataset, sourced via the Australian Ocean Data Network, correlates palynofloras with Maastrichtian to earliest Paleocene zones, indicating widespread deposition of the upper Potoroo Formation. It also includes samples from Santonian to Maastrichtian and Early Cretaceous periods, with evidence of recycled palynomorphs and temperate rainforests on the Australian rift side during the Campanian-Maastrichtian.
The Australian Ocean Data Network provides a geological description of the onshore Canning Basin in Western Australia. The dataset describes the basin's five major periods of sedimentation from the Early Ordovician to the Cainozoic, including details on rock types, tectonic events, and resource potential. The record was last updated on 2026-06-23.
Seismic catalogs and slip models from multiple sources accompany a research paper on earthquake mechanics. The data includes processed catalogs from the Northern California Earthquake Catalog, the Southern California Seismic Network, and the International Seismological Centre Bulletin. Slip models for coseismic slip and afterslip are also provided, with contributions from individual researchers and the SRCMOD database.
6000 years B.P. to the present, this dataset details relative sea level fall and coastal progradation in northeastern Spencer Gulf, South Australia. It was constructed by the Australian Ocean Data Network using precise elevation measurements of beach ridges and sea-grass deposits, combined with 14C dating of mollusc shells and other materials. The data shows a sequence of sea-level events from a highstand around 6000-4000 years B.P. to a continued fall in the last 2000 years.
A geological report from the Australian Ocean Data Network describes the Proterozoic and Palaeozoic rock units of the Granites-Tanami region in Western Australia and Northern Territory. The data correlates these formations with similar rocks across northwestern and central Australia, including the Kimberley and Amadeus Basin regions. The report was last updated on 2026-06 23.
Australian Ocean Data Network hosts data from a study dating Permian plant microfossil zones in the Bowen Basin, Australia. The dataset combines palynological analysis of 11 tuff and 18 sedimentary core samples with CA-IDTIMS dating to attach numeric ages to palynostratigraphic units. This work aids the correlation of palynofloras and economic coal-bearing sequences.
A historical simulation covers 1981-2010, and five future simulations project conditions for 2041-2070. The dataset contains precipitation object features generated using the WRF V3.8 model at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory for a manuscript on cold season storms. This is a preliminary version, with more data and finalized scripts to be added before the associated manuscript is published.
Two summers of monitoring data from the Glacier d'Otemma proglacial forefield in the Swiss Alps. The dataset includes suspended sediment load and bedload transport measurements from two gauging stations equipped with pressure sensors, turbidity probes, and geophones. It was created by researchers at the University of Lausanne, with methods detailed in associated publications.