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OPScI runs and is developing repositories and databases that showcase the various approaches to data management supported by ODR and OPScI.
Astrobiology Habitable Environments Database
A data repository and productivity platform for the storage, discovery, and analysis
of data relevant to astrobiology.
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The RRUFF project
The RRUFF project provides empirical analyses of minerals, including cell parameters, chemistry, Raman and IR spectroscopy and references.
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Gale crater mineralogy and geochemistry sample database
Living repository of CheMin and related MSL mission dataintegrated with tools and procedures for visualization and analysis.
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2020 SHERLOC Database
A database of Mars 2020 SHERLOC analog data
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Planetary X-ray Fluorescence Petrographic database
A database of high-resolution elemental maps and XRF spectra from MapX, a flight prototype in situ X-ray imaging instrument.
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Lunar regolith XRD database
Modal analyses of lunar soils by quantitative X-ray diffraction analyses.
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Spectral and morphological properties of solid particles
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ESMD - Garnet Database
This database contains data on 95,650 garnet sample analyses from a variety of sources, ranging from large repositories (EarthChem, RRUFF, MetPetDB) to individual peer-reviewed literature
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This database is a FAIR conforming curated repository of spectral data for abiotic organic compounds, including those generated in the laboratory, extracted from astromaterials, or characterized on other planetary bodies.
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Collection of multidisciplinary analyses of planetary analog (terrestrial) samples resident within the Astromaterials Research and Exploration Science (ARES) Division at the Johnson Space Center, as well as data from meteorite and lunar samples (by approved allocation).
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SCOBI is an astrobiology machine learning research project developing agnostic classifiers for life detection using Raman, VNIR reflectance, elemental, and isotopic data. This database contains data and metadata from sample classes spanning from living vegetation (biogenic) to meteorites (abiogenic).
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