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Aggregating qualitative data from a study exploring community experiences of climate change-induced extreme weather events in Bududa, Kasese, and Moroto districts in Uganda. The study involved 14 focus group discussions, separate by sex and age, with data analyzed into seven themes related to impacts and coping measures. The dataset is 5.5 KB in size, stored in an XLS file.
Featuring transcripts from 14 focus group discussions conducted in Bududa, Kasese, and Moroto districts of Uganda. The qualitative data explores community experiences with climate change-induced extreme weather events like floods, landslides, and drought. The analysis identified seven impact themes, including injuries and deaths, infectious disease spread, and disrupted livelihoods.
Legacy product from the Australian Ocean Data Network with no abstract available. The report likely documents oceanographic work conducted by the Scripps Institute of Oceanography during a cruise in the Indian Ocean from December 1960 to January 1961. It is published on data_gov_au and was last updated in May 2026.
Amazon Rainforest grid-cell panel data simulating deforestation and climate patterns from 1985 to 2023. The synthetic dataset is hosted on Kaggle, but the author, organization, and specific data collection method are unknown. The description indicates it is a panel simulation covering a 38-year period.
Genesis GPS Occultation Observations Level 1A provides atmospheric phase delay and signal amplitude data from low-earth-orbit satellites. Data originates from CHAMP and SAC-C satellites carrying JPL Blackjack GPS receivers, with over 200 occultation events recorded globally per day per satellite. The dataset is produced by the SCIOPS organization for deriving atmospheric profiles.
EarthCARE data products include auxiliary and orbit data essential for sensor processing. Orbit data consists of on-board satellite data and orbital information from the Flight Operations Segment, including Reconstructed Orbit and Attitude Files. The European Space Agency (ESA) provides this data to support the production of high-quality datasets for atmospheric and climate research.
Field and laboratory data investigate chemical weathering processes in the polar desert streams of Taylor Valley, Antarctica. The dataset includes analyses of stream waters and sediments for major, minor, trace elements, and isotopic ratios like 87Sr/86Sr. Research was conducted by collaborators from multiple institutions, including Tulane University and the University of Alabama.
Wellington, New Zealand, hosted the International Symposium on Recent Coastal Movements and Associated Seismicity in February 1970. The dataset likely contains the proceedings or related documents from this event, published via the Australian Ocean Data Network on data_gov_au. The content may include research presentations and discussions on coastal geology and seismic activity from that period.
Satellite-derived sea surface temperature maps for European and adjacent waters. The German Aerospace Center produced daily, weekly, and monthly composites from March 1993 to at least April 2007, using data from NOAA satellites 11, 14, 16, 17, and 18. The product covers the Mediterranean Sea, Black Sea, North Atlantic, Baltic Sea, and North Sea.
Real-time solar radiation observations collected by sensors distributed in Ballarat. The dataset is updated every 15 minutes and provided by the City of Ballarat for informative purposes. The City of Ballarat is not an official source of weather information.
A post-cruise report from the Scripps Institution of Oceanography's Westward Expedition Leg 06 in 1994. The data likely contains survey results from a transit between Brisbane, Australia, and Tonga aboard the R/V Melville. It is a legacy product published on the Australian Ocean Data Network via data_gov_au.
Derived data from reanalyzing publicly available snRNA-seq datasets related to cardiomyocyte cell division. The processed data is 1.1 GB in size and was authored by weieric wang, last updated on April 9, 2026. It is provided in RDS format with a CC-BY-4.0 license.
Legacy marine geophysical data from a 1965 survey in the Timor Sea and Joseph Bonaparte Gulf, north-west Australia. The dataset, published by the Australian Ocean Data Network, likely contains gravity and seismic sparker measurements. File formats include PDF and HTML, suggesting the presence of reports or processed data visualizations.
Passive diffusion tube monitoring stations provide a method for measuring air pollution across locations. The dataset lists the geographic positions of these environmental monitoring stations, sourced from the Government Digital Service via the eu_open_data platform. The specific number of stations and the date of the last update are not provided in the metadata.
Timor Sea/Joseph Bonaparte Gulf marine gravity and seismic 'spark array' survey, northwest Australia, 1965 is a legacy dataset from a 1965 geophysical survey. The data is published on data_gov_au and aggregated by the Australian Ocean Data Network. The dataset's abstract and detailed specifications are unavailable.
English Translation of Participant Quotes contains qualitative data from seven focus groups with 29 Hispanic and Latino workers in Wichita and Garden City, Kansas. The dataset, authored by De Jesús-Otero, Elisabet and last updated on 2026-04-20, compiles translated excerpts documenting experiences with workplace risks during extreme weather events.
Seven focus groups with 29 Hispanic and Latino workers in Wichita and Garden City, Kansas, explore workplace risks during extreme weather. The qualitative data documents experiences with limited multilingual hazard information, inconsistent emergency practices, and workplace power dynamics. Author Elisabet De Jesús-Otero contributed this dataset, which was last updated on April 20, 2026.
OPERA CSLC-S1 validated products are coregistered Single Look Complex (SLC) radar images derived from Copernicus Sentinel-1A and Sentinel-1B Interferometric Wide data. Each product contains geocoded amplitude and phase information for a single burst, distributed as HDF5 files with a 5x10 meter posting in UTM/Polar stereographic projections. The dataset covers North America, including the USA, its territories, Canada within 200 km of the U.S. border, and mainland countries down to Panama.
NSIDC provides an automated dataset of termini traces for 294 Greenland glaciers. The data are derived using a deep learning algorithm (AutoTerm) applied to publicly available satellite imagery from Google Earth Engine. It includes shapefiles of termini positions, supplementary time series data, and updated land, ocean, and ice masks.
Ten sites along a Tibetan Plateau precipitation gradient provide data on soil phosphorus fractions, phosphatase activities, and abundances of phoC and phoD genes. This dataset was generated to investigate how precipitation regulates phosphorus transformation through distinct microbial pathways. It supports analyses of soil phosphorus cycling, microbial functional ecology, and hydroclimatic controls on belowground processes.