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AuScope Portal Prod Azure

Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO)
Environmental Science NCRIS

Research infrastructure for the Earth and Geospatial Science community.

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Australian Data Archive Deposit Dataverse

Australian National University

ADA dataverse DEPOSIT Site, used by Data Owners to Self-Deposit their data and supporting documentation

Biosecurity Commons

Griffith University

Migrated Client

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Bunya

The University of Queensland

Web-based services for Bunya HPC users

Bushfire Data Commons

The University of Melbourne

Bushfire Data Commons offers secure access to bushfire datasets and tools, developed by MeG, sponsored by ARDC.

CAI Data Store

The University of Queensland

Imaging data and tools from NIF

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CAUDIT Website

Council of Australasian University Directors of Information Technology (CAUDIT)

Authentication service for the main CAUDIT Website.

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CERI Production

La Trobe University

Configuration for CERI production

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CMSSHub

La Trobe University

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CoESRA

The University of Queensland
NCRIS

Ecosystem Science Analysis and Synthesis

Cogniti Prod

The University of Sydney

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CPM variant database

Australian National University

CPM Variant database

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CSIRO Data Access Portal

Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO)

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Curtin University Production REDCap

Curtin University

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DataBolt Production

Intersect Australia Ltd

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EcoCommons Australia

EcoCommons is a pioneering collaborative commons, uniting researchers and practitioners in a community of practice to advance ecological and environmental analysis and modelling  
EcoCommons Australia is currently supported by the Australian Research Data Commons and the Queensland Cyber Infrastructure Foundation. Since its launch in November 2023, the EcoCommons platform has been expanding and now offers services to >1200 users.

EcoCommons core services include access to curated environmental datasets and intuituve modelling tools (e.g., species distribution models) similar to those previously offerred by BCCVL. Users can also take advantage of new workflows developed in scalable Jupyter notebooks served across major cloud services (e.g., Google Colab). EcoCommons remains committed to supporting digital literacy by providing ready-to-use learning materials and user support.

As the team works on developing new functionalities and partnerships, EcoCommons continues to facilitate best practice modelling across various scientific domains and jurisdictions. 

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