Data

  1. EnronData.org Datasets
    1. Mailbox PSTs Dataset (734MB 7z archive)
  2. EnronData.org Data
    1. CALO – UCB-ANLP Mapping File
    2. EDO, CALO, and FERC Custodian List
    3. EDO / ISI Custodian Information
  3. Other organizations
    1. CALO Dataset by Melinda Gervasio and others
    2. FERC Dataset
    3. PeteSearch Dataset by Pete Warden
    4. Queen’s University Datasets by Nikhil Vats
    5. UC Berkeley Datasets
    6. UMass Datasets by Ron Bekkerman
    7. UMass Dataset Mappings by Andrés Corrada-Emmanue
    8. UPenn 2001 Topic Annotated Enron Email Data Set
    9. USC Dataset by Jitesh Shetty and Jafar Adibi
    10. Chris Diehl – Collaborative Social Network Discovery from Online Communications
  4. US Government Proceedings
    1. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 119 FERC ¶ 63,013
      FEDERAL ENERGY REGULATORY COMMISSION – Initial Decision
    2. US Bankruptcy Court – Employee Committee’s Original Complaint Against John J. Lavorato, et al.
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  • Christopher W.

    Can anyone help me find an email archive dataset that includes attachments? All of the datasets that I’ve been able to find have the attachments stripped.

    Thanks,
    Christopher W.

  • http://enrondata.org John Wang

    Hi Christopher,

    The FERC Enron Email Dataset comes with attachments. You can find information on this dataset here.

    This data isn’t that useful for many people because it comes in iCONECT / Concordance database format rather than as native format files. The original goal of EnronData.org is actually to convert this dataset into native format files with attachments. I decided to offer the current dataset without attachments because I felt it would already provide some additional value over what is currently available.

    Since starting my work on the Enron email, I’ve become aware of a few organizations that have converted this information to PST and NSF format with attachments. I’m currently working with them to make this data more widely available through the EDRM Data Set project. If you’re interested in this data, please consider joining and supporting EDRM.