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- Crystallography Open Database: Browse the COD
All data in the COD and the database itself are dedicated to the public domain and licensed under the CC0 License Users of the data should acknowledge the original authors of the structural data
- Crystallography Open Database
Currently there are 525686 entries in the COD Latest deposited structure: 7250577 on 2025-06-21 at 01:22:30 UTC CIFs Donators
- Crystallography Open Database: Whats New?
March 2023: The COD has reached 500 000 records March 2023: Malvern Panalytical publishes a new release of their free, COD-derived search-match database The new COD database file is meant to be used with all versions 4 x and 5 x of the PANalytical HighScore (Plus) software packages
- Crystallography Open Database: Search hints and tips
The COD offers 2 powerful options for a search: By combining in the way you choose: text (2 words or parts of words), elements (1 to 8, with formula numbers or not), volume (min and max), and strict number of elements
- Crystallography Open Database: Search using JSME
Draw a structure or a fragment to search in the COD Exact match Note: substructure search by SMARTS is currently available in a subset of the COD containing 247433 structures
- Crystallography Open Database: Validation and Deposition Interface
The validated files can be deposited to COD After a successful deposition COD numbers for the newly deposited structures will be displayed File formats Currently we accept two types of files: Plain CIF files; ZIP archives that contain CIF files
- Obtaining COD - wiki. crystallography. net
COD is an open-access database, and you can freely obtain all data contained in it You can get the database using one of the following methods outlined below: COD Using Subversion COD, PCOD and TCOD are available as Subversion repositories, open for anonymous download – you are welcome to update your copies on a regular basis (say, each
- Crystallography Open Database
Database of crystal structures Content : PCOD contains (see the complete list) inorganic compounds (silicates, phosphates, sulfates of Al, Ti, V, Ga, Nb, Zr, zeolites, fluorides, etc) predicted - or enumerated - mainly by ZEFSA II (898 707 SiO 2 entries) or by GRINSP (163 520 entries), or by other programs
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