The database

The database is the result of a huge work of datasets compilation leaded by members of the community.

Until now (2012-2023), more than 50 datasets (of varying size) have been gathered. Data of these datasets have been homogenized to ease exploration and manipulations into a common database, thanks to a collaborative work of normalisation and a set of computer science tools to manage it.

At now, only a version of this database with the datasets gathered until 2021 is publicly available (v1).

We are currently preparing an up-to-date version (v2) with a new exploration interface. The release is expected before the end 2023 🚀

 

The datasets

IsoArcH also provides a home for datasets that needs it. Hosting a dataset @IsoArcH means enjoying an all-in-one solution : 

– a cloud space to store it
– a web page to present it and make the data available to anyone
– a Digital Object Identifier (DOI) to reference it in a normalized way, for long

Do not hesitate to contact us if you need a safe place for your data !

Regional coordinators

Regional coordinators oversee the gathering of data within specific global regions and collaborate with researchers, both locally and internationally, to facilitate the data compilation process.

Caroline Borges

Caroline Borges

South America

Christina Cheung

Christina Cheung

Eastern Asia

Łukasz Pospieszny

Łukasz Pospieszny

Northeastern Europe

Diana Moreiras Reynaga

Diana Moreiras Reynaga

Central America

Open license

The IsoArcH database and datasets are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License (CC-BY 4.0). This license fosters collaboration, growth, and altruism. More precisely, it grants reusers the freedom to share and adapt IsoArcH’s material, provided that attribution is given to the IsoArcH initiative. Reusers are permitted to copy and distribute the material in any medium or format, and to remix, transform, and build upon it for any purpose, including commercial purposes. Reusers must give appropriate credit, provide a link to the license, and indicate if any changes were made. However, they must not do so in a way that suggests IsoArcH endorses them or their use. Reusers can review the legal code of the license here