Seismic data holdings pertaining to all components of USArray, SAFOD, and PBO can be found at the IRIS Data Management Center (DMC). Near real-time data holdings are also available from the online data cache, or Buffer of Uniform Data (BUD), prior to formal archiving. Near-real-time seismic data from SAFOD are available via an online cache, Data Available in Real Time (DART), prior to official archiving. In addition, the NCEDC maintains a separate multi-terabyte online copy of recent continuous high sample rate for researchers interested in exploring this unique data set.

Processed Borehole Strainmeter data products are produced by UNAVCO's Borehole Strainmeter Analysis Center in Socorro, New Mexico, while Laser Strainmeter products are produced at the University of California, San Diego. These products include cleaned and scaled strain time series, correction series, and ancillary information. All the products, and the raw data from which they are derived, are archived at the Northern California Earthquake Data Center and at a backup archive at the IRIS Data Management Center.

5,788 km2 of high-resolution airborne LiDAR imagery was acquired as part of GeoEarthScope, a component of the EarthScope Facility construction project funded by the National Science Foundation. Targets were identified by the GeoEarthScope LiDAR Working Group and consisted in most cases of 1~2 km wide corridors centered along active faults. LiDAR acquisitions were planned and conducted based on EarthScope community recommendations so as to provide the community with a rich, high-quality data set capable of supporting a wide range of interests and applications. EarthScope LiDAR data products in various formats are available from the Open Topography Portal. Currently available GeoEarthScope datasets include acquisitions from Northern California, Southern California, and the Intermountain Seismic Belt.