Physics: Data

• Data Sources
• Data Tools and Resources
• Data Management
• Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Stastical Analysis

Sources of data and statistics are increasingly available from researchers, government organizations, publishers, and other groups.  Below are a sample of data resources.  If you would like help finding data, contact your librarian.

• CERN OpenLab (through Zenodo)- Community on Zenodo specially from CERN 
• The Durham HepData Project- Data of interest for particle physicists 
• IAEA Nuclear Data Services- Data from the International Atomic Energy Agency and contains data for those interested in nuclear physics
• National Nuclear Data Center- Nuclear physics data for basic nuclear physics research and applied nuclear technologies
• NIST Physical Reference Data- Information on atomic properties, physical constants, atomic and molecular data, x-ray and gamma ray data, nuclear and condensed physics data and more
• Particle Data Group- Evaluated elementary particle property measurements 
• Index for Physical, Chemical and Other Property Data (Arizona State University)

• Data Management Planning (DMP) Tool- Web site that helps you create, plan, and share data management plans
• re3data- the Registry of Research Data Repositories can help you find a place for your data, and find data sets
• Open Data Stack Exchange- Question and answer site for developers and researchers interested in open data
• Figshare- Open repository for data outputs that is fully searchable and citable
• GitHub- Repository for programmers using Git, an open source version control system