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Student performance, MOOC logs, knowledge tracing, standardized tests, learning analytics

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DCELL December 2015: Administrative Boundaries for Education in Wales

Department for Children, Education, Lifelong Learning and Skills (DCELL) digital vector boundaries for Wales as of December 2015. The dataset contains five boundary versions at different resolutions, from full resolution to ultra generalised (500m), all clipped to the coastline. It is provided by the Office for National Statistics and contains both Ordnance Survey and ONS Intellectual Property Rights.

GeospatialZIPCSVEducation DepartmentsAdministrative BoundariesGeospatial DataWales+1

DCELL December 2015: Super Generalised Clipped Boundaries in Wales

December 2015 digital vector boundaries for the Department for Children, Education, Lifelong Learning and Skills in Wales. The dataset contains five boundary versions at different resolutions, from full extent to ultra generalised (500m), with file sizes ranging from 22 KB to 3 MB. It is provided by the Office for National Statistics and contains Ordnance Survey and ONS intellectual property rights.

GeospatialZIPCSVEducation DepartmentsAdministrative BoundariesWales+1

DCELL: Administrative Boundaries for Education and Skills in Wales, December 2015

Wales administrative boundaries for the Department for Children, Education, Lifelong Learning and Skills as of December 2015. The dataset contains digital vector boundaries at five resolutions, from full extent to ultra-generalized. It is provided by the Office for National Statistics and contains Ordnance Survey and ONS intellectual property rights.

GeospatialZIPCSVGovernment DataAdministrative BoundariesEducation DistrictsWales+1

Welsh Education Department Boundaries Clipped to Coastline, December 2015

Digital vector boundaries for the Department for Children, Education, Lifelong Learning and Skills in Wales as of December 2015. The dataset provides five resolution variants, from full resolution to ultra generalised (500m), all clipped to the Mean High Water coastline. It contains both Ordnance Survey and Office for National Statistics intellectual property rights.

GeospatialZIPCSVGovernment DataAdministrative BoundariesEducation DistrictsWales+1

Welsh Education Department Boundaries, December 2015

Wales administrative boundaries for the Department for Children, Education, Lifelong Learning and Skills (DCELL) as of December 2015. The dataset contains five vector boundary versions, from full resolution to ultra generalised, with file sizes ranging from 22 KB to 3 MB. It is provided by the Office for National Statistics and contains Ordnance Survey and ONS intellectual property.

GeospatialZIPCSVVector DataAdministrative GeographyEducation BoundariesWales+1

Venezuela M7.5 Earthquake Damage Assessment via AI and Crowdsourced Validation

Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (HOT) provides building damage areas for the M7.5 earthquake that struck Venezuela on 24 June 2026. The dataset is generated by AI detection on pre- and post-event very-high-resolution optical imagery, aggregated to an H3 grid, and validated by MapSwipe volunteers. Coverage includes Caraballeda, La Guaira, Caracas, Catia La Mar, Naiguata, and Moron, with El Junquito in process of validation as of July 2026.

GeospatialCSVHumanitarian ResponseSatellite ImageryComputer VisionCrowdsourced ValidationEarthquake Damage+1

Dungeness Reef Seagrass Survey Series: Site, Meadow, and Biomass Data

104 to 140 survey sites per campaign document seagrass presence, species composition, and biomass on Dungeness Reef in Torres Strait. This dataset comprises three GIS shapefiles per survey date, detailing site-level observations, meadow community structure, and interpolated biomass variation. The data supports long-term monitoring initiated in 2016, providing essential information for dugong and turtle management plans in the region.

TabularTime SeriesGeospatialBenthic SurveySeagrassMarine EcologyTorres StraitComputer VisionFinanceLarge Scale+1

Masig Island Seagrass Survey with GIS Layers, Torres Strait 2021

TropWATER and James Cook University conducted intertidal benthic surveys of Masig Island, Torres Strait, in September 2021. The dataset is summarized into three GIS shapefiles covering 120 sites, describing seagrass presence, species composition, meadow communities, and biomass variation. The full report was published in 2022 by Carter et al. as the Torres Strait Seagrass Report Card 2022.

TabularTime SeriesGeospatialBenthic SurveySeagrassMarine EcologyTorres StraitComputer VisionFinanceLarge Scale+1

Eye-tracking data of the 2019 Measuring aesthetics project (NESP TWQ 5.5, Griffith Institu

Eye-tracking data from 93 participants across three socio-cultural groups (non-indigenous Australians, Chinese, and First Peoples Australians) evaluating the aesthetic beauty of 20 underwater Great Barrier Reef images. The data includes raw eye-tracking metrics and beauty ratings, collected as part of the NESP TWQ 5.5 project by the Griffith Institute for Tourism Research. The study extends prior NESP 3.2.3 research to examine cross-cultural differences in visual attention and aesthetic assessment.

ImageTabularTourism ResearchAestheticsEye TrackingLarge ScaleCross CulturalVisual AttentionSynthetic+1

NSW Dryland Salinity Extent and Risk Assessment

Three geospatial datasets map areas of dryland salinity risk in the Murray-Darling Basin and coastal NSW catchments for the years 2000, 2020, and 2050. Risk areas are delineated at a nominal scale of 1:250,000 based on groundwater levels less than 2 meters and air photo interpretation, with each polygon underpinned by either borehole or aerial data. The assessment is considered conservative due to limitations in spatial data coverage, and extrapolation techniques for potential risk were deemed inadequate.

GeospatialDryland SalinityGroundwater RiskAgricultural ResourcesEnvironmental AssessmentGeospatial Analysis+1

GERD: UK Gross Domestic Expenditure on Research and Development by Sector

Office for National Statistics provides estimates of Gross Domestic Expenditure on R&D (GERD) in the UK, following the Frascati manual. The data covers R&D performed and funded by Business Enterprise (BERD), Higher Education (HERD), Government (GovERD), and Private Non-Profit (PNP) sectors. This release was last updated on 2026-07-08 and is designated as National Statistics.

Tabular🇬🇧 United KingdomEconomic IndicatorsResearch And DevelopmentGovernment Statistics+1

Organic Matter Composition in Great Barrier Reef Soils and Sediments

Great Barrier Reef catchment and marine environments are the focus of this dataset detailing the chemical composition and bioavailability of organic matter in 31 plant, soil, and sediment samples. The data was produced by Griffith University under the NESP TWQ 5.8 project, with files last updated in July 2026. It includes an Excel file with sample metadata and NMR-derived chemical composition, alongside PDF files containing corresponding 13C CPMAS-NMR spectra for each sample.

ImageTabularGreat Barrier ReefSoil ScienceOrganic ChemistryEnvironmental AnalysisMarine Sediments+1

Eye-tracking Data for Cross-Cultural Aesthetic Assessment of Great Barrier Reef Scenery

The Eye-tracking data of the 2019 Measuring aesthetics project (NESP TWQ 5.5) was produced by the Griffith Institute for Tourism Research. It contains data from 93 participants across three socio-cultural groups who rated 20 underwater Great Barrier Reef images for beauty while their eye movements were recorded. The dataset includes raw eye-tracking metrics and 20 heatmap images showing visual attention patterns.

ImageTabularTourism ResearchAestheticsEye TrackingLarge ScaleCross CulturalVisual AttentionSynthetic+1

Education and Training National Success Rate Tables for England 2012/13

The Education & Training and Apprenticeships National Success Rate Tables (NSRT) for the academic year 2012/13 have been released by the Skills Funding Agency. These tables set out levels of success, retention, and achievement in further education providers in England for the period 2010/11 to 2012/13. The data is published to support providers in assessing performance and planning improvements.

TabularZIPFurther EducationApprenticeshipsSuccess RatesEducationTraining+1

PTAL: Public Transport Accessibility Level for New South Wales Mesh Blocks

PTAL measures public transport connectivity for every Australian Bureau of Statistics Mesh Block in New South Wales. The model, adapted from Transport for London, calculates accessibility scores from zero to six for each hour of the day. It is provided by Transport for NSW and was last updated in June 2026.

GeospatialZIPTransportationAccessibilityUrban PlanningPublic Transport+1

Estuary Assessments of the Gulf of Carpentaria: 2017-2019 Aerial Surveys

2017 and 2019 aerial surveys assessed the condition of 31–37 major estuary mouths in the Gulf of Carpentaria following mass mangrove dieback in 2015-2016. Observations scored 10-20 features related to natural and human pressures, including storm impacts, erosion, dieback, fire, and feral pig damage. The data, associated with the Australian Ocean Data Network, classifies shoreline health using criteria like driver type, impact extent, severity, and time frame.

GeospatialMangrove DiebackEnvironmental HealthAerial SurveyCoastal WetlandsEstuary AssessmentBenchmarkHealthcareFinanceSynthetic+1

Moore Reef Coral Stress Data with Temperature, Current, and CTD Casts, 2018-2021

69 CTD casts, 19 temperature loggers, and 12 current meters were deployed around Moore Reef from 2018 to 2021 to study coral stress responses. The Reef Havens Research Project, initiated after the 2016-2017 bleaching events, collected this data to understand local environmental factors affecting bleaching severity. Fluorometry measurements of 33 tagged coral colonies and photos from a 5-week period in late 2020 are also included.

ImageTabularAudioTime SeriesGreat Barrier ReefOceanographyCoral BleachingCoral ReefEnvironmental SensorsBenchmarkSynthetic+1

Port Phillip Bay Coastal Hazard Assessment - Erosion Extent - 2070 - 0.5m Sea Level Rise (

A 2026 spatial dataset from the Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action models coastal erosion extents around Port Phillip Bay, Australia. It includes multiple hazard layers for storm tide inundation, erosion, and groundwater under various sea-level rise scenarios. The data is intended for regional-scale planning and is supported by technical reports from CSIRO and Water Technology.

GeospatialCoastal HazardClimate RiskErosion ExtentSea Level Rise+1

Port Phillip Bay Coastal Hazard Assessment for Erosion Extent

The Port Phillip Bay Coastal Hazard Assessment is a digital dataset consisting of multiple spatial layer outputs from modelled erosion, inundation and groundwater hazard scenarios. It is recommended for use at the regional scale around Port Phillip Bay and was produced by CSIRO, Water Technology, and Kennedy, with technical reports published in 2022 and 2023. The dataset includes erosion extents for a 1% Annual Exceedance Probability under various Sea Level Rise scenarios.

GeospatialCoastal HazardClimate ChangeErosionSea Level Rise+1

Port Phillip Bay Coastal Hazard Assessment - Erosion Extent - 2010 - 0.0m Sea Level Rise (

A 2010 baseline scenario from the Port Phillip Bay Coastal Hazard Assessment, a digital dataset of modelled erosion, inundation, and groundwater hazard scenarios. The product consists of multiple spatial layers and is recommended for regional-scale use around Port Phillip Bay, guided by technical reports from CSIRO (2022), Water Technology (2023), and Kennedy (2022).

GeospatialCoastal HazardsEnvironmental ModellingErosion ExtentSea Level Rise+1

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