In recent weeks, several new resources related to the biometeorological climate observation network of the Data2Resilience (D2R) project have been released. The aim is to further open up the collected data and to improve their accessibility, transparency, and reusability. The new components are presented below.

• D2R metadata catalog on Zenodo

The complete metadata of all observation stations are now archived and permanently citable via Zenodo. This ensures transparent documentation as well as the long-term availability of station information.

• Open API documentation

The D2R API documentation is publicly available and enables programmatic access to station data. It supports reproducible workflows and facilitates the further processing of the data in user-defined applications.

• Interactive metadata viewer

A key new element is the interactive metadata viewer, which brings together station information in a user-friendly interface. In addition to structured metadata, it includes station photographs and 360° street-view-like images. An integrated download function allows users to retrieve data from individual stations for customizable time periods with just a few clicks.

Together, these tools complement the D2R dashboard, where measurement data can be explored visually. While the dashboard focuses on the visualization of recent observations, the new interfaces are specifically designed to support data access, contextualization, and reuse.