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Crop yield, soil data, pest surveillance, livestock, food composition, precision farming
17,880 datasets
NASA's GFSAD30AFCE data product provides a cropland extent layer for the continent of Africa for the nominal year 2015. The 30-meter resolution data is derived from Landsat 8 and Sentinel-2 satellite imagery combined with SRTM elevation data, using Random Forest, Support Vector Machine, and RHSEG classifiers. It is produced by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration as part of the MEaSUREs program.
2010 cropland extent data for North America at 30-meter resolution, produced by NASA's MEaSUREs program. The product uses a combination of Random Forest and RHSEG classifiers on Landsat 5 TM, Landsat 7 ETM+, and SRTM elevation data. It defines areas of cropland, non-cropland, and water bodies over 10° by 10° tiles.
Cropland extent data for South Asia, Afghanistan, and Iran for the nominal year 2015 at 30-meter resolution. The NASA MEaSUREs program product was generated using a Random Forest classifier on Landsat 8 OLI and SRTM elevation data. Each file covers a 10° by 10° area and classifies land into cropland, non-cropland, and water bodies.
Field experiment data investigating nitrate leaching and nitrogen uptake in rainfed lowland rice under the Sudano-Guinean climate of Benin. The dataset covers nine sheets including weather data, crop growth, soil water content, water flux, infiltration, hydraulic conductivity, piezometer data, nitrate leaching, and rice yield. Data were collected by Gbedourorou, Sabi Kidirou during the 2023 and 2024 cropping seasons.
2015–2025 evidence on mycotoxin occurrence and fermentation effects in traditional Nigerian foods. The dataset is a systematic review compiled by damilola Afolalu, summarizing findings from academic literature. It includes PRISMA flowcharts and checklists for methodological transparency.
Ramsar sites are wetlands of international importance designated under the Ramsar Convention. This dataset contains details for all physical features for all designated Ramsar sites within the UK and its Overseas Territories and Crown Dependencies. It was developed by the Joint Nature Conservation Committee and last updated on 2026-04-14.
Spatial data details capital reconstruction projects for New York City streets and highways, including roadbeds, sidewalks, and utilities. The dataset is maintained by the City of New York and was last updated in April 2026. It includes project scope, cost, managing agency, and construction timelines.
IFPRI's 2020 Spatial Production Allocation Model (SPAM) provides global estimates of crop area, yield, and production on a 5-minute grid. The model, developed by Zhe Guo, Shuang Zhou, and Liangzhi You, uses a cross-entropy method to disaggregate national and sub-national statistics into plausible spatial distributions. This grid-scape reveals where geography intersects with agricultural production systems to inform policy.
National scale maps depict soil parent material properties, terrain, and soil natural capital units across Great Britain circa 2020. The dataset contains 9 raster gridded maps at 50 x 50 metre resolution, providing full coverage of England, Scotland, and Wales. It was produced by the Environmental Information Data Centre using components from the BGS's models, digital soil maps, Open Street Map, and the OS Terrain 50 digital terrain model.
Broad crop groups for main Queensland cropping areas are predicted for each growing season. The dataset includes a predicted class and its associated probability score, indicating prediction certainty. It is published by the Queensland Department of Environment, Tourism, Science and Innovation and is updated with data from 1990 onward.
A deprecated parking management dataset linking Pay Stay zones to street segments. The data can be joined with sign plate and parking restriction datasets on the Pay Stay zone field, and spatially joined with road corridor data using street segment id. It is provided by the City of Melbourne Open Data under a CC-BY license.
Over 80,000 trees are maintained by the City of Melbourne. This dataset details the location, species, and lifespan of the urban forest, organized by precinct. It supports analysis of tree diversity and life expectancy across the city.
Microplastics contamination was assessed in four commercial seafood organisms from the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park in March 2019. The study analyzed edible and inedible tissues of Common Coral Trout, Barramundi, Blue Legged King Prawns, and Ballots Saucer Scallop, and compared wild-caught samples to store-bought fillets. Full analysis is presented in Dawson et al. 2022.
Files associated with the construction of a phylogenetic tree for the OspA protein. The dataset includes a multiple sequence alignment, phylogenetic tree, and formatting files used to produce a figure. It was authored by Graham G. Willsey and last updated on April 21, 2026.
A 9.5 KB Excel file summarizing a FOODSAF assessment by different stakeholders, authored by Stellah Mikalitsa Mukhovi. The dataset was last updated on April 21, 2026, and is shared under a CC-BY-4.0 license.
Spatial data represents major street reconstruction projects, including roadbed, sidewalk, and utility work. Projects are managed by city agencies like the LeadAgency and Managing Agency, with details on cost, status, and scope. The dataset is maintained by data.cityofnewyork.us and was last updated in April 2026.
Parliament Street Footfall data is published by the Government Digital Service under the OGL-UK-3.0 license. The dataset is available in CSV format via the eu_open_data platform. The specific temporal coverage, geographic scope, and measurement methodology are not detailed in the provided metadata.
Decomposition of inequalities in agricultural profits according to seasons (N = 326). The dataset was authored by El Hadji Malick Sylla and last updated on April 21, 2026. It is a 5.5 KB XLS file available under a CC-BY-4.0 license on figshare.
Walter Okello published a 5.5 KB Excel file on figshare in April 2026. The dataset appears to contain counts of survey responses for different categories of crops grown. Its small size suggests it is a summary or aggregated data table rather than raw survey records.
An integrated approach to soil erosion combines land tenure security with peer-learning for agricultural practices. The paper details two tested methods developed by a Netherlands-based NGO and its partners in Burundi. It presents a framework for sustainable land management that addresses human-induced soil degradation.