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A 2018 study for Northern Ireland's government produced a high-level vulnerability assessment of historic coastal assets. This geospatial layer compares areas of high, medium, and low erosion risk against the assessed value of historic assets. The data represents a preliminary analysis using information available at the time, forming a baseline for coastal erosion risk management.
COP21:RIPPLES project data contains national and global modeling scenario results analyzing transformations needed to meet Paris Agreement goals. The database includes scenarios from existing models and new national-level pathways developed as methodological tools. University College London researcher Gabrial Anandarajah contributed this data, which is hosted on the IIASA RIPPLES Scenario Explorer platform.
Australian Communications and Media Authority provides data on 19 telecommunications infrastructure projects across QLD, NSW, ACT, and Victoria. The dataset details project areas, addresses, estimated completion dates, and declaration statuses for Fibre to the Premises (FTTP) installations. It was last updated on 24 June 2026.
Poll results from the Greater London Authority spanning September 2014 to December 2017. The data likely contains Londoners' opinions on topics like transport, the economy, health, and major events. Results are provided as PDF topline reports and, for some polls, Excel crosstabulation tables.
Frank F. Xu from Carnegie Mellon University created datasets for the paper "A Systematic Evaluation of Large Language Models of Code". The data includes test sets of approximately 100 files each in 12 programming languages, which were not included in The Pile training corpus. These test sets were used to evaluate models including Codex, GPT-J, GPT-Neo, GPT-NeoX-20B, CodeParrot, and the authors' PolyCoder model.
The TAU Spatial Room Impulse Response Database contains 32-channel spatial room impulse responses captured at Tampere University, Finland. It includes responses for multiple source positions and distances per room, along with ambient noise recordings, collected between December 2017 and January 2020. The dataset is intended for emulating spatial multichannel recordings to evaluate and train audio processing algorithms.
A Management Strategy Evaluation framework developed for the inshore Great Barrier Reef to assess the impacts of human uses and management decisions on biodiversity. The project, completed between 2011 and 2014, involved stakeholder engagement and qualitative assessment of management strategies against objectives. It was conducted by CSIRO and aggregated by the Australian Ocean Data Network.
Data collected from 2019 to 2022 using the City Scanner mobile platform from the MIT Senseable City Lab. The dataset includes hyperlocal measurements of particulate matter (PM1, PM2.5, PM10), nitrogen dioxide (NO2), temperature, humidity, and detailed particle size distributions across 24 bins. Collection involved municipal vehicles in New York City, a mobile air laboratory in Boston, and taxis in Beirut.
Three sediment cores from Nara Inlet provide a record of mixed clastic and carbonate accumulation on the middle shelf of the central Great Barrier Reef. Radiocarbon ages indicate the top 3 meters of sediment accumulated within the last 3000 years, with a slowing accumulation rate toward present-day. The data, hosted by the Australian Ocean Data Network, shows a system where both clastic and carbonate accumulation decreased over time, with clastic input decreasing faster.
Great Barrier Reef coastal zone scenarios depict eight plausible land use configurations for the year 2035. The dataset was produced by the NERP TE 9.4 project at James Cook University using the IDRISI Land Use Change Modeler, based on workshops and literature reviews. Results are aggregated to a 500-meter resolution to avoid conveying excessive precision from the probabilistic model.
Kruitwagen et al. (2021) provide a global inventory of photovoltaic solar energy generating units. The repository contains training, cross-validation, test, and predicted data sets, including 68,661 predicted polygons capturing global deployment status at the end of 2018. The data was published in Nature and is associated with the University of Oxford.
Mars seismic data recorded by the NASA InSight lander's seismometer during the hammering activity of the HP3 heat probe. The data has been reconstructed from 100 Hz to 2000 Hz using a de-aliasing algorithm to capture the full frequency content of the signals. The dataset is provided by David Sollberger of ETH Zurich and is regularly updated with new data from Mars.
Mars data from the NASA InSight mission contains seismic signals recorded during the hammering of the HP3 heat probe. The original signals, sampled at 100 Hz, were subject to aliasing due to their broad frequency content. This dataset provides a reconstruction at 2000 Hz using a dedicated de-aliasing algorithm, enabling analysis of higher-frequency components.
This dataset contains geospatial predictions of eucalypt bark type distributions across forests and woodlands in New South Wales, Australia. It was created as part of a 2025 research publication linking bark type to fire ecology strategies. The data is intended to support ecological modeling and fire risk management research.
Fisheries and Oceans Canada provides presence, abundance, and size data for the invasive European green crab in southern Gulf of St. Lawrence estuaries. Monitoring occurs during ice-free seasons using baited Fukui traps, with data on crab counts, sex, size, and bycatch species. Data entry of morphological parameters is randomly verified for accuracy.
Roads and Maritime Services, NSW commissioned Bitzios Consulting to undertake a trip generation and parking demand survey and analysis of Car-Based High Density Residential buildings. The data report updates previous guidance from 1993 and 2012, focusing on developments not well-serviced by public transport. The dataset was last updated on the platform on 2026-06-26.
Global hillshading rasters derived from the SRTM30_PLUS v8.0 Digital Elevation Model developed by Scripps Institute of Oceanography, UCSD. The dataset includes a full-resolution and a lower-resolution, smoothed version for zoomed-out map displays. It was processed and reformatted by the NERP TE 13.1 eAtlas project to facilitate easy use in GIS applications.
IBTrACS provides location and intensity data for global tropical cyclones, with records spanning from the 1840s to the present. Data is generally provided at 3-hour intervals and includes parameters like maximum sustained wind speed and minimum central pressure. The dataset is maintained by NOAA and aggregated by the Australian Ocean Data Network.
April 2004 imagery from NASA's MODIS satellite, processed into a 500-meter resolution global basemap. The 86400x43200 pixel image was color-compressed and noise-filtered for use under hillshading, made available as a 357 MB JPEG-compressed GeoTiff. The Australian Ocean Data Network hosts this layer as part of the Bright Earth basemap dataset.
Sight and resight data summaries compiled for the NESP MBH project A13 from the Australian Right Whale Photo Identification Catalogue (ARWPIC). The summaries were compiled to analyze mark-recapture information for establishing population trends and spatial connectivity of individuals across southern Australia. Original sightings data were collected by ARWPIC partners between 1990 and 2018.