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http://data.govloop.com/ has data and lots of pointers to local government data.
Also I'm surprised no one mentioned Carl Malamud's site: http://public.resource.org/ - Lots of US gov't and legal data in friendly formats.
Wow, useful stuff. This thread goes into my bookmarks.
Geonames : http://download.geonames.org/export/dump/
OS Open Data (UK Specific) : http://www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/oswebsite/opendata/
We've got quite a lot of public economic data: http://timetric.com/ . If you're up to something in the economic data space we'd love to talk. Happy to take this to email (andrew@timetric.com) if anyone's interested.
Things that would be very cool would be 1. financial statements in a database format. I know you can scrape this but I don't know if they are available legitimately? 2. Historial Implied volatilities and historical observed volatilities.
Something like satellite imagery, medical imaging, semiconductor masks and wafers photos or CAD files, etc.
Any pointers?
I looking for free public domain large high-resolution imaging datasets. Something like satellite imagery, medical imaging, semiconductor masks and wafers photos or CAD files, etc. Any pointers?
Some other applications, example CT Colonography http://www.acrin.org/
All the datasets I found on www, are Huge (in double digit GBs..).
What about http://ckan.org/ ? The Comprehensive Knowledge Archive Network! Pretty sweet resource really.