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Office for National Statistics documentation details the content, methodology, and quality of the UK postcode directory. The user guide explains how postcodes are assigned to geographic areas and includes notes on important field changes for the February 2018 release. It is published under the OGL-UK-3.0 license.
A classification structure and descriptions for object codes used across the Canadian government for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2027. The dataset, provided by Public Services and Procurement Canada, standardizes the reporting of transactions in the Estimates and Public Accounts of Canada. It supports internal departmental analysis and provides a basis for Statistics Canada to measure government impact on the economy.
Office for National Statistics provides a user guide for the National Statistics UPRN Lookup, detailing its content and methodology. The guide includes information on data currency, the process for assigning geographic areas to postcodes, and data quality considerations. It was last updated on July 9, 2026, and is available in PDF and ODT formats.
A 416 KB user guide from the Office for National Statistics details the NSUL dataset, including its content, methodology, and data quality. The guide, last updated in July 2026, explains the assignment of administrative areas to UK postcodes. It is available in PDF and ODT formats.
Office for National Statistics articles and supporting material published on the ONS website. The collection is designated as supporting material and is licensed under the OGL-UK-3.0. Its metadata indicates a last update timestamp of 2026-07-08 13:33:29.639429.
UKCP09 provides long-term average growing season length data for the UK's 1961-1990 climate baseline. The dataset contains annual averages for 14 administrative regions and 23 river basins, calculated from 5 x 5 km grid cell values. It was created with support from Defra and promoted by the UK Climate Impacts Programme.
A methodological analysis from 2005/06 to 2010/11, produced by the UK Office for National Statistics. It examines how state-provided benefits in kind are measured within the Effects of Taxes and Benefits on Household Income publication. The analysis applies a consistent methodology retrospectively to show changes in the size and distribution of these benefits over time.
Environment Agency data classifies Dissolved Oxygen (DO) levels in transitional and coastal water bodies for Water Framework Directive (WFD) purposes. Observed 5th percentile DO values are compared against predicted pristine values to assign a classification of High, Good, or Moderate. This dataset has been retired and superseded by a newer record.
Environment Agency data from 2016 classifies UK water bodies for the Water Framework Directive. Classification facts produced by models support the water body classification process. This retired dataset has been superseded by a newer record on the UK environment data platform.
Data for the 2015 planning cycle provides classification facts, which are supporting data produced by models that calculate Water Framework Directive (WFD) classifications for monitoring sites. This dataset, extracted from the Environment Agency's Catchment Planning System, underpins the classification of water bodies to define current environmental conditions and track the effect of interventions. The data is available for each year and WFD planning cycle, though the specific columns and row counts are not detailed in the provided metadata.
Water Framework Directive (WFD) site classifications and supporting 'classification facts' data are derived from monitoring sites across water bodies. The dataset, extracted from the Environment Agency's Catchment Planning System, contains model outputs used to define current environmental conditions and track the effectiveness of interventions over multiple WFD planning cycles. It has been retired and superseded by a newer record on the UK environment data portal.
Environment Agency water body classifications for the first Water Framework Directive planning cycle in 2013. Data are collected by field operatives or automated methods and processed through models to calculate site classifications, which form the basis for water body assessments. This retired dataset includes supporting classification facts extracted from the Catchment Planning System.
UK water bodies are given environmental classifications based on data collected at monitoring sites for the Water Framework Directive. The dataset includes supporting classification facts produced by models and is extracted from the Environment Agency's Catchment Planning System. Data are available for each year and WFD planning cycle, with the dataset last updated on 2026-07-17.
United Kingdom water body classifications for the first Water Framework Directive planning cycle in 2011. The dataset includes supporting classification facts produced by models and is extracted from the Environment Agency's Catchment Planning System. Data were collected by field operatives or automated methods to define current environmental conditions and measure the effect of subsequent work.
Environment Agency data from 2010 classifies UK water bodies based on monitoring site data to define current environmental conditions under the Water Framework Directive. The dataset includes supporting classification facts produced by models and is extracted from the Catchment Planning System. This record has been retired and superseded by a newer version.
United Kingdom water body classifications for the first Water Framework Directive planning cycle in 2009. The dataset includes supporting classification facts produced by models from data collected by the Environment Agency's field operatives and automated methods. It has been retired and superseded by a newer record on the UK government's data platform.
Raw data and simulation scripts from a study demonstrating a programmable phase inverter for spin waves. The dataset includes files from phase-resolved Brillouin light scattering microscopy experiments and micromagnetic simulations performed with Mumax 3.10. Korbian Baumgaertl of École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne published the associated paper in Applied Physics Letters in 2021.
Local Profiles from the UK Office for National Statistics aim to help local authorities understand their area's economic, social, and environmental picture. The data is intended for analysts, economists, and policy makers involved in preparing Local Economic Assessments. The supporting material was last updated on 2026-07-08 and is published under the OGL-UK-3.0 license.
Estimates of the economic value of tourism within UK regions, sub-regions, and local areas. The dataset includes supply and demand data relating to tourism and tourism industries. It is produced by the Office for National Statistics and was last updated on 2026-07-08.
Australian waters and territories between 92°E to 172°E and 8°S to 60°S are covered by a 9 arc second (~250m) resolution grid. The dataset, produced by Geoscience Australia in 2009, contains a Digital Elevation Model and derived hillshading, integrating bathymetric observations, satellite data, and topographic grids. It includes areas surrounding the Australian continent, Tasmania, Macquarie Island, Norfolk Island, Christmas Island, and Cocos (Keeling) Islands.