Here is the list of linked data sources. Use the search bar on the right if you want to look for specific data..

Data name	Data Description	Data location	Keywords	Contributing authors	Publication date	Data source
world-wide hydrogeological parameters data (wwhypda)	global collaborative hydrogeological parameters database	wwhypda	heterogeneity, hydraulic properties, statistical modeling, tracer tests	Comunian Renard	2009	Hydrogeology Journal
regional-scale permeability for different lithologies	regional scale permeabilty from calibrated groundwater models for five hydrolithologies	figshare	map, permeability, porosity, global, hydrology, regional scale, groundwater models	Gleeson Smith Moosdorf Hartmann Dürr Manning van Beek Jellinek	2011	Geophysical Research Letters
GLobal HYydrogeology MaPS (GLHYMPS)	global, high resolution map of near-surface (<100 m depth) permeability and porosity	CUAHSI	map, permeability, porosity, global, hydrology	Gleeson Moosdorf Hartmann Van Beek	2014	Geophysical Research Letters
integrated permeability-depth model for Earth's crust	permeability data from different depths and 13 different data sources	figshare (or supporting information)	permeability, crust, thermal models, metamorphic rocks, Cascades, Germany, United States	Kuang Jiao	2014	Geophysical Research Letters
subduction zone permeabilities	subduction zone permeabilities with grain size data where available from ocean drilling databases.	figshare	Integrated Ocean Drilling Program, Ocean Drilling Program, permeability	Daigle Screaton	2015	Geofluids
noncemented sand and clay mixtures	grain size, clay mineralogy, porosity, and permeability data on pure sand and silt, pure clay, and natural mixtures of sand, silt and clay.	figshare	sediments, sedimentary, sand, clay, permeability, porosity,	Luijendijk Gleeson	2015	Geofluids
crystalline rock permeability	compilation of crystalline rock permeability measurements from the shallow crust in Sweden, Switzerland and Germany	figshare  Note in this paper and dataset, an erroneous conversion factor is used. It is reported (and used) that 1 Pa*s = 1E-4 cP but 1 Pa*s = 1E-3 cP.	crystalline rock, data mining, data synthesis, hydraulic conductivity, permeability	Ranjram Gleeson Luijendijk	2015	Geofluids
active subduction plate boundary faults permeabilty	reported permeabilities of active subduction faults in seven locations	figshare	advective transport, dewatering, fault permeability,fluid flow, subduction zones	Saffer	2015	Geofluids
permeability for Columbia River Basalt Group, USA	permeability taken from USGS and other data sources	figshare	advection, anisotropy, flood basalts, heat flow, hydrothermal alteration, permeability, regional groundwater flow	Burns Williams Ingebritsen Voss Spane DeAngelo	2015	Geofluids
permeability and fracture transmissivity for the Ore Mountains, Germany	Fracture transmissivities and rock mass equivalent permeabilities of inflows to underground excavations i	figshare	Fault permeability, fracture permeability, transmissivity, underground, mining	Peter Achtziger-Zupančič Simon Loew	2017	Journal of Geophysical Research
global database crystalline rock permeability	compilation of crystalline rock permeability measurements from the shallow crust	figshare	crystalline rock, data synthesis, hydraulic conductivity, permeability	Peter Achtziger-Zupančič Simon Loew	2017	Journal of Geophysical Research

 

Note: we show only the most recent or comprehensive version of data that is compiled from older sources, since the older sources were often not available electronically. For example, data from Manning and Ingebritsen [1999] or Morrow and Byerlee [1988] were compiled by Kuang and Jiao [2015].