Dataset Search is a search engine for datasets.

Using a simple keyword search, users can discover datasets hosted in thousands of repositories across the Web.

In addition to making datasets universally accessible and useful, Dataset Search's mission is to:

• Foster a data sharing ecosystem that will encourage data publishers to follow best practices for data storage and publication
• Give scientists a way to show the impact of their work through citation of datasets that they have produced

As more dataset repositories use schema.org and similar standards to describe their datasets, the variety and coverage of datasets that users find in Dataset Search will continue to grow.

Read more about Dataset Search in The Keyword blog post.

For detailed information on adding structured data and other troubleshooting topics, check out the Dataset developer page.

You can now find datasets in a dedicated datasets module on Google search. See the details in our blog post.

Check out this GoogleAI blog post to get a breakdown of the available datasets by domain and best practices for publishing future scientific datasets.

Google's Head of Decision Intelligence Cassie Kozyrkov talks about the utility of Dataset Search on the Towards Data Science blog .

Read this GoogleAI blog post to learn about how we built Dataset Search and how we plan to promote an open data ecosystem.

Read this GoogleAI blog post on the technical challenges helping users discover datasets and the motivations behind the creation of Dataset Search.

This "dataset of metadata" contains metadata for datasets in the Dataset Search corpus that are easily citable: these datasets have either a Digital Object Identifier (DOI) or a compact identifier (resolvable through identifiers.org).

View and download this dataset on Kaggle .

This “dataset of metadata” contains paper-dataset pairs of datasets mentioned or referenced in papers comprising the CORD-19 dataset, an open research dataset on COVID-19 produced by multiple institutions. We have enhanced this dataset with additional metadata.

View and download this dataset on Kaggle .

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