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Census data, household surveys, labor market, crime statistics, inequality, immigration
27,340 datasets
2001 census data on the straight-line distance in kilometers between residence and workplace postcodes for the working population of England and Wales. The dataset is published by the Office for National Statistics via Neighbourhood Statistics and excludes people working from home, with no fixed workplace, or on offshore outposts. It is available at multiple geographic levels from Output Area to National.
2001 data from the UK Census provides counts of rooms in household accommodations across England and Wales. The Office for National Statistics published this survey, which excludes bathrooms, toilets, halls, and storage-only rooms. Data is available at multiple geographic levels, from Output Areas to the national level.
Number of lone parent households from the 2001 Census. The data was published by the Office for National Statistics via Neighbourhood Statistics. It provides figures for determining the economic status of lone parent families across multiple geographic levels in England and Wales.
Population data from the 2001 Census for England and Wales, categorized into five-year age bands. The Office for National Statistics published this administrative dataset, with age derived from date of birth and imputed for invalid entries over 110. It is available across multiple geographic levels including Output Areas, Local Authorities, and Parliamentary Constituencies.
From 2002 to 2005, this administrative dataset details social housing rents across England. It covers all 354 Local Authorities, with data on 2,316,947 LA dwellings and 1,519,153 Registered Social Landlord dwellings. The data was published by Neighbourhood Statistics, sourced from the Housing Revenue Account and the Housing Corporation.
UK police recorded crime figures for police force areas, presented as rolling 12-month totals. The Home Office data covers periods from the financial year 2002/03 to quarterly data from June 2007, with publication responsibility transferring to the Office for National Statistics from April 2012. The tables are broken down by Community Safety Partnership, quarterly period, and individual offence code.
A multi-modal dataset containing approximately 17 hours of in-ear photoplethysmography (PPG) and motion data from 30 participants. It includes 3-channel PPG signals, 6-axis inertial measurement unit (IMU) data, and reference vital signs from a medical-grade chest device. The dataset was created by Andrea Ferlini at the University of Cambridge to study the impact of head, face, and body movements on PPG morphology.
TropWATER at James Cook University surveyed 128 sites on Dungeness Reef in February 2021, recording seagrass presence, species composition, and biomass. The dataset comprises three GIS shapefiles summarizing site-level observations, meadow communities, and interpolated biomass variation. This survey is part of annual long-term monitoring initiated in 2016 to support dugong and turtle management plans.
Scottish open range habitats contain deer group counts used for population assessment. The data includes visual and digital counts of stags, hinds, and calves from both helicopter and ground surveys, primarily conducted in 'white ground' snow conditions to improve visibility. These counts provide estimates for setting broad population targets and analyzing trends, with acknowledged margins of error.
Survey data from several thousand households in the ACT and Queanbeyan estimates weekday active travel patterns. The spreadsheet replicates selected tables from a dashboard, showing trip counts and percentages by mode and socio-demographic groups. TCCS Data Capability published this subset of the ACT Household Travel Survey in 2022.
ACT HTS - 05 Locations of Travel (2022) replicates selected data tables from the ACT & Queanbeyan Household Travel Survey dashboard. The dataset contains survey data from several thousand households, focusing on the origins and destinations of trips on an average weekday. It was published by the ACT Government Open Data, TCCS Data Capability, and last updated on 2026-06-27.
2022 survey data from several thousand households in the Australian Capital Territory and Queanbeyan, replicating the 'Method of travel' dashboard theme with demographic filters. The spreadsheet, provided by the ACT Government's TCCS Data Capability, shows the number and proportion of trips categorized by time of day and demographic attributes. It is a sample survey, not a census, providing estimates of average weekday travel patterns.
ACT and Queanbeyan residents' travel patterns are estimated from a large survey of several thousand households. The data provides estimates of the number of activities visited on an average weekday and the main method of travel used, with trips aggregated by time period and household region. The spreadsheet was published by the TCCS Data Capability team of the ACT Government and last updated in June 2026.
CSIRO's NESP TWQ 2.2.2 project summarises a November 2018 survey of water quality and suspended solid metal data from ten sites around Saibai and Boigu Islands in the Torres Strait. The survey was conducted to investigate elevated metal concentrations identified in a prior study. Water samples were collected from five sites per island and analysed for dissolved and particulate metals.
Albay and Camarines Sur provinces in the Bicol Region of the Philippines were observed via Sentinel-1 satellite imagery on 12 November 2020. The analysis indicates approximately 250 km² of land was flooded, an increase of about 130 km² from six days prior, potentially affecting around 170,000 people. This preliminary flood extent data was produced by the United Nations Satellite Centre (UNOSAT).
A biophysical modeling dataset simulating larval dispersal for the coral species Acropora millepora across 3430 reefs on Australia's North West Shelf from 2004 to 2009. The data was generated by Parks Australia using a 1 km resolution 3D ocean circulation model and a particle tracking model to study connectivity during autumn mass spawning events. Results include estimates of larval settlement, self-seeding rates, and source-sink dynamics aggregated across 47 subregions.
Household survey data from four pairs of land acquisition and control sites in Tanzania supports a quasi-experimental analysis of large-scale land acquisitions (LSLAs). The data likely contains variables on landholdings, farm size, income, wealth, poverty, and food security to assess distributional outcomes. Findings indicate LSLAs are associated with a 21.1% reduction in landholdings and increased farmland inequality, particularly affecting the smallest farms.
Over 2.1 million records of crime offense reports and computer-aided dispatch calls for drugs and shots fired were collected from police departments in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (1990-2001) and Rochester, New York (1991-2001). The data was address-matched and geocoded by researchers at Carnegie Mellon University, with match rates ranging from 72% to 100%. Records include geographic identifiers like precinct, car beat, and Census tract for crimes such as assault, burglary, robbery, and larceny.
A November-December 1999 survey conducted by the European Commission across the European Union. It measures public attitudes towards modern biotechnology, genetic engineering, and genetically modified food, alongside assessments of personal quality of life, lifestyle, and satisfaction with healthcare and financial situations. The dataset was authored by Anna Melich for the European Commission.
National Population Database (NPD) is a point-based GIS dataset combining Ordnance Survey location data with government population statistics for individual buildings across Great Britain. Originally created in 2004 by the Health and Safety Laboratory and Staffordshire University for the Health and Safety Executive, its primary purpose is to assess societal risks from major hazard sites like chemical works and oil refineries. The data is organized into five thematic categories: residential, sensitive populations, transport, workplaces, and leisure.