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This question on GIS Stackexchange provides a good overview of why this is not as simple a request as you might think. Zip codes are created, maintained and updated frequently by the USPS (US Postal Service), not the census bureau. Their databases are not open or free.
However, if your previous dataset is from the 2010 Census, you probably don't actually ...
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iNaturalist has worldwide observations of biological organisms. You can do a bulk download here. This data is not strictly "open", because login is required. However it is free to register.
Use this query to download observations of Suborder Anisoptera (Dragonflies): quality_grade=any&identifications=any&taxon_id=47927
There are currently 357100 ...
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Railroads and the Making of Modern America has links to the following downloadable historical US railroad data. I didn't investigate the actual geospatial extent of these railroad datasets, so I can't promise they have Colorado railroads. Here's a wayback machine link in case the original site goes down.
Download Data
Historical GIS: Depots of the ...
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If you are by any chances affiliated to a Canadian university you get free access to DMTI POI data that includes public schools and universities.
All of this is located in the Scholar GeoPortal repository at http://geo2.scholarsportal.info/
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Hong Kong is fully covered by Batch Geocoding tool called CSV2GEO. They carry manual/file based input as well as API. You can review their prices here which include free geocoding.
Example below shows how USA embassy with address 26 Garden Rd, Central, Hong Kong is located by CSV2GEO interactive map.
Disclaimer: I founded CSV2GEO.
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https://offeneregister.de provides basic German company information (companies and their officers) collected by OpenCorporates mainly in the period from June 2017 to January 2019, mainly from the Handelsregisterbekanntmachungen and to a lesser extent the Handelsregister (search results listings) for over 5,000,000 companies.
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If a Swadesh list is good enough for common words, then you probably want to use Panlex.
https://panlex.org/snapshot/
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Check out the ICDAR 2019 Robust Reading Challenge on Scanned Receipts OCR and Information Extraction: https://rrc.cvc.uab.es/?ch=13
You have to make a free account and then you can access the dataset, approximately 1000 images of scanned receipts.
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You can create your own from these lists:
List of business and finance abbreviations on Wikipedia
Business Abbreviations on All Acronyms
Business Industry Search on fullformgo
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I'm not aware of any such existing datasets, but you can make your own layer in either QGIS or Arc. Search for "create fishnets" in GIS Stack Exchange. BTW, a worldwide layer at your granularity will be immense, approaching 4 billion(!) polygons, which probably explains why you didn't find one. You may want to create such a layer at a regional scale ...
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Census Transportation Planning Products have this data down to the census tract but only as a cross section for each Census product (e.g. decennial Census, ACS).
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The links may help. The first is to the Douban Book Rating Dataset. It is the largest book review website in China. The second is a collection of Amazon ratings the was web scraped already by a user on Kaggle. Those are all I know of. Hope they help.
http://opendata.pku.edu.cn/dataset.xhtml?persistentId=doi:10.18170/DVN/LA9GRH
https://www.kaggle.com/...
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The Cauchy distribution has infinite variance, so you are not going to find simple, real world examples. However it is possible to mathematically construct examples.
One possibility:
The ratio of 2 normal distributions where the mean of the denominator random variable is 0 will follow a Cauchy (or at least Cauchy like (it has been a while since I was in ...
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I realise this question is older but i was searching for the same thing.
There is also a dataset from 2018 on Kaggle:
https://www.kaggle.com/Eruditepanda/fortune-1000-2018
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You must start from here, from NASA site: https://earthdata.nasa.gov/learn/sensing-our-planet/matter-in-motion-earth-s-changing-gravity#ed-sop-datatable
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You can see daily precipitation summaries for specific observation stations on NOAA's Climate Data Online Mapping Tool. I tried to link you directly to the precipitation map for your area of interest, but that doesn't seem to be possible. Here's how to get to the data you want:
Use the rectangle select tool to see the stations in your area of interest.
You ...
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For generalized attributes for a broad range of species you could also try the Encyclopedia of Life. For example, their data page for Pinus taeda has general attributes for height (base and mature), as well as some phenology traits (but not as granular as a specialized phenology database). The EOL traitbank can be queried by API, and it's also possible to ...
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