BloodPAC Data Commons

The BloodPAC Data Commons supports and manages the BloodPAC member work focused on accelerating the development and validation of liquid biopsy assays to improve the outcomes of patients with cancer. BPDC combines liquid biopsy data from academic, government, and industry partners and aims to accelerate discovery and development of therapies, diagnostic tests, and other technologies for the treatment and prevention of cancer.

To learn more about the BloodPAC Data Commons visit data.bloodpac.org


Veterans Affairs data Commons

The VA Data Commons supports researchers and scientists working with US military Veteran medical and genomic data, the data commons enables researchers to explore genetic variations and their potential links to various health conditions or traits. The goal of the VA Data Commons is to accelerate scientific discoveries and advancements in therapies, diagnostic tests, and other technologies that can enhance the well-being of Veterans and potentially benefit the broader population as well. The data commons features GWAS analyses on harmonized data.

To learn more about VA Data Commons visit: https://va.data-commons.org/


canine DATA COMMONS

To analyze and share genomic architecture of modern dog breeds and run analysis for canine cancer to create clean, easy to navigate visualizations for data-driven discovery for canine cancer.

To learn more about the Canine Data Commons visit caninedc.org


environmental Data commons

The Environmental Data Commons Working Group supports and manages the Environmental data commons and the surrounding community interested in the open redistribution of Environmental datasets from OCC stakeholders like NASA and NOAA.

Working group activities include: i) developing and operating a petabyte-scale environmental data commons; ii) working with the alliance community to determine key datasets to be included; iii) working with the alliance community to prioritize key middleware and data services; iv) implementing functional networking and connectivity between data owners and the Environmental Data Commons; v) working with other environmental data alliances to adopt data peering and standards for metadata and ID services; and vi) developing a self-sufficient and sustainable ecosystem through which the Environmental Data Commons can reliably release key datasets to the public.

To learn more about the Environmental Data Commons visit edc.occ-data.org


pandemic response Commons

The Pandemic Response Commons represents a collaborative data ecosystem powering research to improve health outcomes, epidemiological models, and back-to-work models. It is run by a private-public partnership to develop and operate an open, standards-based data ecosystem to support researchers working on COVID-19 diagnostics and therapeutics, and researchers, including epidemiologists, public health officials, and others trying to identify emerging hot spots of potential COVID-19 activity.

To learn more about the Pandemic Response Commons visit pandemicresponsecommons.org


veterans precision oncology data commons

The Veterans Precision Oncology Data Commons supports the management, analysis and sharing of veteran oncologic data for the research community and aims to accelerate discovery and development of therapies, diagnostic tests, and other technologies for precision oncology.

To learn more about the Veterans Precision Oncology Data Commons visit vpodc.org