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27,296 datasets
Eurobarometer 67.3 diverged from standard measures to focus on four special topics in May-June 2007. The survey captures detailed public opinion on health care access, long-term care for the elderly, and the prevalence and perceptions of undeclared work across the European Union. It also includes attitudes towards the EU's relationships with neighboring countries, development aid, and euro coins.
A 2002 Eurobarometer survey conducted by the European Commission queried respondents on standard life satisfaction measures and political discussion habits. Additional questions focused on knowledge of the European Union, opinions on the euro currency, views on EU enlargement, and attitudes towards financial service harmonization. The survey was fielded in October-November 2002.
June-July 2006 survey data from the European Commission's Eurobarometer program, querying respondents across the EU on six major topics. The survey covers attitudes towards discrimination, organized crime, science and research, justice policies, intelligent vehicle systems, and humanitarian aid. It includes demographic background information such as age, gender, political orientation, occupation, and household composition.
Eurobarometer 63.1 captures European public attitudes toward science, technology, and social values from January-February 2005. The survey, conducted by the European Commission, asked respondents about their trust in science, views on developing technologies like genetic engineering and nanotechnology, and satisfaction with services like electricity and transport. Background information includes respondent age, gender, nationality, political leaning, and religion.
546 field records of vertebrate species from rainforest and adjacent habitats in the Wet Tropics and Eungella regions of north Queensland. The data was collected by Conrad Hoskin of James Cook University, targeting threatened frogs in ecotonal and peripheral areas. Each record includes date, species, location, GPS coordinates, habitat, and observer.
A 2026 dataset from the Australian Ocean Data Network quantifies the reproductive potential of the invasive northern Pacific seastar (Asterias amurensis) in the Derwent River estuary, SE Tasmania. It is based on a large-scale survey and a spatially explicit fertilization model, using zygote production as a measure of reproductive output. The data highlights that seastars at anthropogenic structures, representing less than 10% of the population, may contribute over 80% of total larval production.
CSIRO's NESP Project 2.1.4 collected RTK GPS survey data from April 2017 to March 2018 for five paired control and treatment gully sites in Great Barrier Reef rangelands. The dataset includes shapefiles with point data for features like headcuts and cross-sections, with attributes for location, accuracy, and survey metadata. Monitoring is part of a project evaluating gully remediation's impact on erosion and downstream water quality.
NESP TWQ 5.14 project data comprises four spreadsheets of trace metal concentrations measured in waters, benthic and suspended sediments, and seagrasses across the Torres Strait. The dataset includes sampling locations with coordinates, general chemical and physical parameters, and laboratory quality control data. It was collected by CSIRO and JCU to assess the influence of the Fly River discharge on the region.
An updated version of this dataset is available at eatlas.org.au. It contains key gully monitoring localities and property boundaries from the NESP TWQ 2.1.4 project. The data includes RTK GPS survey points for gully headcuts and instrumentation, and property polygons derived from the 2016 Digital Cadastre Database.
Office for National Statistics' Annual Business Survey provides a snapshot of foreign-owned registered businesses in the UK Non-Financial Business Economy for 2012. The data details their economic contribution and country of ownership. It is designated as National Statistics and published under the OGL-UK-3.0 license.
NESP TWQ 3.2.4 data from James Cook University presents raw survey data from 1,415 online Australian participants who aesthetically rated 180 photos of typical coral reef landscapes. Each photo was rated at least 380 times on a ten-point scale, and an expert research team contributed mean ratings for reef health, coral cover, pattern, topography, fish abundance, and visibility. The dataset was published by CSIRO in May 2019 and is hosted by the Australian Ocean Data Network.
Mortality rates for males and females of working age across English regions and Wales from 2001-03 to 2008-10. The analysis uses population denominators from the Labour Force Survey and is structured by the seven-class National Statistics Socio-economic Classification (NS-SEC). This dataset is produced by the UK Office for National Statistics as Official Statistics.
Small Area Population Estimates (SAPE) provide counts of the usually resident population for 2012 electoral wards in England and Wales. The dataset is produced by the Office for National Statistics and is designated as Experimental Official Statistics. Estimates are consistent with higher-level geographies like local authorities and are dated as of 30 June of the reference year.
Population counts by one-year age bands for England and Wales from the 2001 Census. The data is published by the Office for National Statistics and covers multiple geographic levels from Output Areas to National. Age was derived from date of birth, with imputation for ages over 110.
Experimental Official Statistics from the UK Office for National Statistics provide estimates of the usually resident population for Primary Care Organisations in England. These estimates are consistent with Census-based figures and reflect administrative boundaries as of 30 June 2011. The data is part of the Small Area Population Estimates (SAPE) set and is released under the OGL-UK-3.0 license.
Over 400,000 individual respondents make this the largest social survey produced by the UK's Office for National Statistics. The Integrated Household Survey (IHS) is an experimental official statistic that pools core questions from existing ONS household surveys. It represents the biggest pool of UK social data after the national census.
Estimates of the usually resident population as at 30 June of the reference year for Westminster parliamentary constituencies in England and Wales. These experimental official statistics are produced by the Office for National Statistics and are consistent with Super Output Area, local authority, regional, and national population estimates. The data reflects administrative boundaries in place on 30 June 2012.
Region and Country Profiles from the Office for National Statistics provides essential statistics for UK regions and constituent countries. The dataset includes a wide range of demographic, social, environmental, and economic statistics for comparing countries, regions, and local authority areas. It was last updated on 2026-07-08.
Five final reports published by the UK Office for National Statistics upon the closure of the Migration Statistics Improvement Programme on 31 March 2012. The collection includes a final report, a conceptual framework, research on using administrative data, and a strategy for e-Borders data. The reports are designated as Official Statistics but not as National Statistics.
2001 UK Census data records the weekly hours worked by individuals in England and Wales who performed paid work. Published by the Office for National Statistics via Neighbourhood Statistics, it covers multiple geographic levels from Output Areas to the national level. The data includes self-employed individuals, employees, and those in casual or temporary work.