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59 Landsat 5 images processed for low cloud cover and clear water, covering selected areas of Queensland's Torres Strait, Lizard Island, and Cape Tribulation. The collection was developed by the eAtlas AIMS under the NERP TE 13.1 project, sourced from NASA's Landsat archive via Google Earth Engine. Images were processed into true-color GeoTIFFs with consistent level adjustments and cover a period from 1988 to 2011.
A composite of 8 Landsat 5 satellite scenes processed to create a cloud-free, clear-water image of the Torres Strait region, including parts of Cape York and Papua New Guinea. The final image has a resolution of approximately 30 meters and a positional accuracy better than 50 meters. It was created by the Australian Ocean Data Network using imagery selected from the Landsat 5 archive between 1993 and 2009.
Australian Federal Court determinations categorize land and waters based on the existence and exclusivity of native title rights. The dataset maps four broad outcome types: exclusive native title, non-exclusive native title, areas where native title does not exist, and areas where native title has been extinguished. It is compiled by the National Native Title Tribunal from court orders and serves as an indicative spatial representation of legal determinations.
Digital vector boundaries for Fire and Rescue Authorities in England and Wales as of December 2024. The boundaries are provided at full resolution and are clipped to the coastline. The dataset contains both Ordnance Survey and Office for National Statistics intellectual property rights.
England and Wales digital vector boundaries for Fire and Rescue Authorities as of December 2024. The data contains generalised (20m) boundaries clipped to the coastline and includes intellectual property from Ordnance Survey and the Office for National Statistics. It was last updated on the platform on 2026-06-10.
Digital vector boundaries for Fire and Rescue Authorities in England and Wales as of December 2024. The data is provided in an ultra generalised (500m) format, clipped to the coastline. It contains both Ordnance Survey and Office for National Statistics intellectual property rights.
City of Melbourne Open Data provides a dataset detailing the status, location, and directional information for pedestrian counting sensors installed throughout the city since 2009. The data includes notes on sensor relocations, removals, and temporary inactivity, which is important for interpreting historical pedestrian volume data. Sensors record bi-directional movements 24/7 based on criteria like retail activity and footpath use.
A lookup table mapping Lower Layer Super Output Areas (2011) to Local Enterprise Partnerships (December 2014) in England. The dataset is published by the Office for National Statistics under the OGL-UK-3.0 license. It was last updated on 2026-07-08 13:32:49.651057.
Mosquito Data At Safe 2012-2014 contains data from the SAFE research project on the impacts of tropical deforestation and fragmentation on mosquito communities. The dataset includes a worksheet with 94 rows of human landing catch data collected at the SAFE Project between 2012 and 2013. It was authored by Hayley Brant from Imperial College London as part of PhD results.
Office for National Statistics provides a lookup table linking different UK administrative geography hierarchies. This dataset likely contains codes and names for Output Areas, Lower and Middle Layer Super Output Areas, Local Authority Districts, and Local Enterprise Partnerships. The data is specific to England and reflects boundaries as of December 2014.
Office for National Statistics published a guide on presenting statistics for Local Enterprise Partnerships in September 2017. The guide is available as an HTML document with a file size of 201 KB. It is licensed under the OGL-UK-3.0 license.
The Lucinda Jetty Coastal Observatory (LJCO) provides continuous above and in-water optical measurements from a site in the Great Barrier Reef. Data collection supports satellite ocean color validation and algorithm development, and the site is integrated into NASA's AERONET-OC global network. The observatory's data streams are processed in delayed-mode with automatic quality control and made publicly available through the AODN portal.
2020 municipal accounts data for the city of Linz, Austria, detailing assets, personnel, and financial flows. The dataset comprises multiple annexes covering staff data, financial cross-sections, transfer payments, reserves, debts, internal charges, fixed assets, cultural goods, leasing, and direct participations. It is published by Cooperation OGD Österreich and Wikimedia Österreich under a CC-BY-4.0 license.
A two-week aquarium experiment exposed three tropical seagrass species to four pCO2 levels (440, 700, 890, 1204 µatm) to test effects of ocean acidification. Photosynthetic rates, respiration, leaf growth, and chlorophyll content were measured for Cymodocea serrulata, Halodule uninervis, and Thalassia hemprichii collected from the Great Barrier Reef in 2013. The dataset likely contains physiological parameters like Pmax, alpha, Ek, Ec, net productivity, and relative growth rates.
A national habitat map of rocky reefs on the Australian continental shelf, collated from multiple government and industry mapping datasets. The project, NESP MBH Project D3, aimed to provide an updated map of this key habitat and develop a geomorphological classification system. The data product is published by the Australian Ocean Data Network.
Tens of thousands of coral observations from over a dozen reefs spanning 20 degrees of latitude in Western Australia document reproductive modes and timing. The data, synthesized from public and confidential grey literature, reveals broad latitudinal gradients in spawning activity, with mass spawning in autumn occurring on most reefs. Detailed insights are limited by biased sampling that focused heavily on Acropora species over a few months at several reefs.
A 1988x2707 pixel raster map integrates six historical environmental stressors from 1950 to 2022 into a single vulnerability score for the Great Barrier Reef. The map, produced by the RRAP Rubble Stabilisation project at QUT, combines data on cyclonic waves, currents, cyclone tracks, heatwaves, crown-of-thorns starfish, and tsunamis. It is hosted by the Australian Ocean Data Network and was last updated in July 2026.
England's local enterprise partnership (LEP) administrative boundaries as of December 2014, provided as a layered PDF map by the Office for National Statistics. The file is 991 KB in size and was last updated on the platform in July 2026. The data is released under the OGL-UK-3.0 license.
2004 to 2008 survey data provides estimates of abundance for 39 breeding colonies and 9 haulout sites of the vulnerable Australian sea lion in South Australia. The dataset, provided by Parks Australia, estimates 3,119 pups born per breeding cycle in SA, with an overall species estimate of 3,622 pups leading to an estimated total population of 14,780 animals. It also includes trend data for the Seal Bay colony on Kangaroo Island from 1985 to 2007.
General Vesting Declarations (GVDs) are the legal instruments used by the UK Department for Transport for the compulsory acquisition of land and rights for the HS2 high-speed rail project. Each declaration comprises a deed describing the land interests and a plan showing the extent, published on GOV.UK. The dataset provides an indicative, machine-readable record of these declarations, though the definitive legal documents are the published deeds and plans.