Datos para Resiliencia is a Chile-focused research data platform that helps make information about natural hazards and disaster impacts accessible for analysis and planning. Its collections bring together datasets from public agencies, research organizations, and other contributors, with records covering earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, wildfires, landslides, tsunamis, meteorological variables, exposure, vulnerability, and foundational information. Users can browse and filter the catalog by topic, author, year, subject, keyword, and geographic coverage, and access published datasets and associated files.

The available resources include earthquake acceleration records, seismic recurrence parameters and fault models; historical rainfall and wind measurements from Chile’s meteorological network; georeferenced records of wildfire scars; disaster alerts; and analyses of potential economic losses in forestry. Dataset entries provide descriptions, attribution, publication details, and persistent DOI links. The platform supports creating and publishing dataverses and adding datasets, with account registration or sign-in required for those actions.

By organizing diverse scientific and institutional data in one searchable repository, Datos para Resiliencia serves researchers, public institutions, and others seeking evidence relevant to disaster risk, resilience, and Chile’s natural hazards