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This site provides access to the research outputs of a number of scholars, mainly in the school of business development. The site is available in English only and does not appear to have been updated for a number of years.

OceanBestPractices (OBP) is a secure, permanent document (and other objects) repository. It aims to provide a discovery point for research groups to search and find community accepted existing ocean best practices. This service also invites the ocean research, observation and data/information management communities to submit their own best practice documents to share globally with their colleagues.

The SeaDataNet infrastructure links more than 100 national oceanographic data centres and marine data centres from 35 countries bordering all European seas. The data centres manage large sets of marine and ocean data (such as samples, timeseries, profiles, trajectories, etc), originating from their own institutes and from other parties in their country, in a variety of data management systems and configurations. CDI offers two interfaces, a regular HTML interface for "human users" and a SPARQL Endpoint. The **SeaDataNet CDI SPARQL Endpoint** provides a machine-to-machine access to the harmonised CDI metadata with links to order/access these data resources. The SPARQL endpoint is meant for users who need machine access the CDI metadata collection decribing oceanographic in-situ measurements of high quality in a standardised format (datasets from more than 800 data originators). The SPARQL endpoint follows the W3C rules and allows data to be harvested and indexed by machines applications like search engines. On the SPARQL endpoints webpage you will find the references to documentation how to use it. Data sets are available in ODV (Ocean Data View) and NetCDF (CF) SeaDataNet formats that can be imported to ODV software, which includes the Data Interpolating Variational Analysis software tool (DIVA).

This site provides access to images from 1950 to 1975 depicting Roxburys places, people and events, focusing on civil rights, integration and urban renewal. The interface is available in English.

SeaDataNet is a pan-European distributed marine data infrastructure for the management, exchange and re-use of marine and oceanographic data sets. One of the objectives is to provide an overview of organisations active in the marine domain. This is set up as a directory that is supporting the other metadata directories (e.g CDI datasets information refers to the EDMO directory codes for the originator, dataholder, metadata provide, of the data). EDMO contains up-to-date addresses and activity profiles of research institutes, data holding centres, monitoring agencies, governmental and private organisations, that are in one way or another engaged in oceanographic and marine research activities, data information management and/or data acquisition activities. Currently, EDMO lists and describes more than 4.000 organisations. EDMO offers two interfaces, a regular HTML interface for human users and a SPARQL Endpoint for machine applications.For communities who need to have access to the main organisations active in the marine research domain, and communities that wish to adopt EDMO as a vocabulary/codelist.Used internally in Europe, the SeaDataNet community, as well as outside in Australia (AODN) and USA/Canada.

This is a subject based repository and information portal for information relating to geoscience and civil engineering education, especially for the secondary and tertiary educational levels. Materials have been deposited on this site by a mix of universities, institutes, corporations and schools. A RSS feed is available for those who wish to keep up-to-date with newly added materials. The site is available in a text only or multi-media Web format, the latter of which makes use of pop-up boxes to display some information.

This site is a free, open scholarly platform for resources about library and information science. The interface is in English.

This is a subject based repository containing papers relating to the field of historical consciousnesses. The site includes bibliographic citations for publications by CSHC Associates, although only a few of these are actually available in full text. The size value shown here represents those works available in full text.

This site provides access to datasets on Cancer research.

This site is a free preprint service for African scientists. The interface is in English.