Tool to share bibliographic metadata.

Download page for OhioLINK circulation dataset.

Circulation dataset from OhioLINK academic libraries.

Open library usage data, published in side with student grades etc.

API for educational data

Programming lib for mimicking browser behavior in Python.

Net web-based toolkit for data-wrangling

Guide built around use cases of OBD.

'Data related to published science should be explicitly placed in the public domain'

Statistical Yearbook 2009, City of Helsinki, Finland.

Multi-part tutorial on Linked Data.

Bibliographic metadata from libraries and related institutions.

Open bibliographic data from CERN Library.

Protocol for demolishing data silos.

Bibliographic data from the CERN library, available as MARCXML dump.

Book usage and recommendation data from the University of Huddersfield, released under the Open Data Commons Licence

Open source scientific workflow system.

District of Columbia provides citizens access to wide array of datasets. Data is available in various formats, like XML, CSV & KML. Has live data feeds.

University of Huddersfield (in England) has released a big chunk of book circulation and recommendation data (it's well-formed XML) under an Open Data Commons licence. In total, there's data for over 80,000 titles derived from a pool of just under 3 million circulation transactions spanning a 13 year period. Data is completely aggregated and anonymized, so borrowers/patrons are safe.

To quote: "Public Data Sets on AWS provides a centralized repository of public data sets that can be seamlessly integrated into AWS cloud-based applications. AWS is hosting the public data sets at no charge for the community, and like all AWS services, users pay only for the compute and storage they use for their own applications."