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4,910 datasets
67 on-site inspections of multifamily buildings in New York State provide detailed property and equipment data. The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) collected this information from 2011 to 2014 to enhance a statewide residential baseline study. Inspections covered common spaces and tenant units to verify survey data.
67 on-site inspections of multifamily buildings in New York State were conducted from 2011 to 2014. The data, collected by the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA), covers property characteristics, heating/cooling equipment, appliances, lighting, and observable operating behavior. This dataset aimed to verify self-reported survey data and enhance a statewide residential baseline study.
A 2017 study by Stalvies et al. published in Marine and Petroleum Geology investigates natural hydrocarbon seeps on the Ashmore Platform in the Bonaparte Basin, Australia. The integrated study combined remote sensing, geophysical, acoustic, photographic, and geochemical techniques to identify three areas of seepage. Geochemical data from samples confirmed the presence of thermogenic liquid hydrocarbons sourced from the Lower Cretaceous Echuca Shoals Formation.
A non-authoritative dataset of over 300 approximate center point locations for electricity transmission and distribution substations as of 2025. It was produced by CDE Myanmar based on public reference data, OpenStreetMap, local knowledge, and high-resolution satellite imagery. The dataset includes a best-guess operational status and other attributes for each substation.
Thermokarst landscape distribution and associated soil organic carbon content for northern circumpolar permafrost zones. This dataset provides areal estimates of wetland, lake, and hillslope thermokarst landscapes as of 2015, with SOC estimates derived from circumpolar 0 to 3 meter storage data. The dataset is produced by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
Processed numerical data supporting a novel spectral model for quantifying iron oxide ratios in soils and sediments. The 28.3 KB dataset includes summary tables for synthetic standards, Hainan soil samples, and spectral parameters from ChemCam and CheMin instruments. Author Pang compiled derived metrics and comparison tables from the USGS and RELAB databases for the associated research article.
New York State's appliance rebate program processed over $16.58 million in rebates between February 2010 and March 2011. The dataset contains records of residential high-efficiency appliance purchases and rebates administered by NYSERDA under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. It includes details on appliance models, rebate amounts, applicant locations, and recycling status.
Geoscience Australia provides geochemical data from the Canning Basin in Western Australia, focusing on the Givetian–Frasnian stages of the Late Devonian period. The dataset includes biomarker assemblages such as hopane, sterane, and carotenoids from rock extracts and oils, used to study photic zone euxinia and its implications for petroleum source rock formation. The data underpins research published in the journal Marine and Petroleum Geology in 2018.
1994 data from the BOREAS follow-on project provides multi-scale maps of surface moss type for the Boreal Ecosystem-Atmosphere Study region. The dataset includes three spatial resolutions: a 1 km map for a 619 by 821 km regional subset, a 30 m map for the Southern Study Area, and a 10 m map for the NSA Old Black Spruce tower site. Maps were derived by associating moss cover with land cover types using Landsat TM, AVHRR, ground measurements, soils maps, and field observations.
A 1969 marine geological survey of the northern Australian continental shelf conducted by BMR. The survey covered an area of about 240,000 km² between longitudes 130° and 136°E and latitudes 8° and 12°S, using vessels including the research submersible Yomiuri. The results are presented in a bulletin from Geoscience Australia.
Geoscience Australia Data presents a bulletin detailing the stratigraphy of Tertiary marine rocks in Gippsland, Victoria. The study is based on information from scout drilling by Victorian and Commonwealth Governments and wildcat drilling by private companies. The results are intended to facilitate studies of palaeogeography and correlation, and have a bearing on the search for oil in Australia.
Eight basin modules covering the North West Shelf, Petrel Sub-basin, and Papuan basin in PNG form the basis of this petroleum systems analysis. Two linked relational databases contain biostratigraphic data (STRATDAT) and reservoir, facies, and hydrocarbon shows data (RESFACS). The project's key results compare source rock quality and hydrocarbon generation timing across similar systems in different areas.
Geoscience Australia's Alexey Goncharov outlines new basement and crustal studies aimed at resolving offshore basement definition problems. The research focuses on finding the right combination of geophysical techniques to define basement depth, boundaries, and evolution beneath Australia's offshore basins. This knowledge provides clues to the petroleum potential of Australia's sedimentary basins.
Geoscience Australia Data's bulletin covers a 100,000 sq km offshore region west of Tasmania. It focuses on the Late Mesozoic and Tertiary sediments within the Sorell Basin, an extensional passive margin basin. The package concentrates on the northern King Island and Strahan Sub-basins where well and seismic data support prospectivity assessment.
Geoscience Australia collects and manages large amounts of data for Australia's marine zone, including bathymetry and legal boundaries for petroleum acreage release areas. The organization uses innovative 3D flythroughs and video editing to integrate raster and vector geospatial data into multimedia products. These visualizations, developed over a number of years, are used to communicate marine zone information to a wide audience.
Geoscience Australia produced a report examining the petroleum prospectivity of the proposed northern Australian marine park region. The assessment covers the offshore northern shelf from the Torres Strait to the NT/WA state boundary, encompassing the Timor Sea, Arafura Sea, and Gulf of Carpentaria provinces. The report was referenced by the Department of the Environment and Water Resources and other stakeholders in 2007.
A dataset from the Australian Ocean Data Network redefines the petroleum systems of the Browse Basin offshore Western Australia. It collates molecular, isotopic, and biomarker data for wet gases and crude oils to analyze the origin and extent of four distinct petroleum systems. The work updates the basin's understanding, highlighting complex gas sourcing and biodegradation effects.
Geoscience Australia compiled biophysical seabed information covering Australia's Exclusive Economic Zone to support marine conservation planning under the EPBC Act. This data provides 100% spatial coverage of the EEZ seabed using objective, multivariate statistical methods. The information was used to design a national representative system of marine protected areas, with 13 areas nominated for the southeast region by 2006.
Australia's Exclusive Economic Zone is characterized using integrated spatial data layers including bathymetry, geomorphology, and sediment properties to support marine conservation planning under the EPBC Act. Geoscience Australia compiled this biophysical information to serve as a proxy for seabed biodiversity, offering 100% spatial coverage of the EEZ. The data supports the design of a national representative system of marine protected areas, with 13 MPAs nominated for the southeast region in 2006.
The Browse Basin offshore Northwest Australia is a proven hydrocarbon province. Geoscience Australia conducted a multi-disciplinary study integrating sequence stratigraphy, structural framework, biostratigraphy, well log analysis, seismic interpretation, and geochemical modeling to reassess petroleum systems and play types. The analysis covers seven Cretaceous supersequences from the late Tithonian to Maastrichtian.