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9,535 datasets
A 2026 environmental review document from the NSW Government details a proposed 1.6-kilometer upgrade of the Princes Highway at Termeil Creek. The proposal includes replacing the Termeil Creek Bridge and realigning and widening sections of the highway to improve safety and traffic efficiency. The document describes the project, its likely environmental impacts, and planned protective measures.
Guidance, criteria, and forms for Advertisement Consent from Barrow Borough Council, last updated on 2026-07-08. The data covers a wide range of advertisement and sign types, including posters, signs, and displays. It is published under the OGL-UK-3.0 license.
A 1976 bulletin from the NSW Government describes a planning method for bicycle transport systems. The method, based on the '4E's' concept (Engineering, Education, Enforcement, Encouragement), evolved from comprehensive bicycle studies in Australian cities like Geelong, Melbourne, Adelaide, and Newcastle. Its stated purpose is to provide assistance and guidance to Local Government Authorities.
Scheduled operations data for international airlines flying to and from Australia. The dataset includes figures for passengers, freight, and mail carried between city pairs connected by a single flight number service. It is provided by the Bureau of Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Economics and was last updated in July 2026.
Brisbane City Council provides machine learning forecasts for paid parking availability across all its parking meters. The data is compiled using parking occupancy surveys, meter transactions, and other traffic and environmental data. It is intended for third-party developers to build tools for residents and visitors.
Brisbane City Plan 2014 includes a specific overlay map for airport environs, featuring the airport boundary. This geospatial dataset is derived from data created by BAC and licensed to Brisbane City Council for planning purposes. The dataset is maintained by the council and was last updated in June 2026.
Brisbane City Plan 2014 includes a transport noise corridor overlay map, last updated on 2026-06-28. The dataset categorizes noise levels from state-controlled roads and rail networks according to the Queensland Development Code MP4.4. It is published by the Brisbane City Council under a CC-BY-4.0 license.
Brisbane City Council's City Plan 2014 includes an Airport Environs Overlay map for aviation facilities. The dataset contains sub-categories defining distances from navigation aids like NDB, radar, VHF, VOR, and outer markers, as well as a glidepath sub-category. It is derived from data created by BAC and licensed to the Council for planning purposes.
Brisbane City Council's Local Government Infrastructure Plan (LGIP) for transport, showing future trunk infrastructure projects. The feature class includes categories such as road corridor projects, road bridges, road intersection projects, and open level crossings. This planning data is part of the Brisbane City Plan 2014 and is maintained by the Brisbane City Council.
Brisbane City Council provides parking occupancy forecasting data for all its paid parking meters. The data is compiled using advanced analytics and machine learning, incorporating parking occupancy surveys, meter transactions, and other traffic and environmental data. It is intended for third-party developers to build tools that inform residents and visitors about likely parking availability.
Brisbane City Council's City Plan 2014 provides a guide for identifying which spatial datasets correspond to layers in the online interactive mapping tool. This reference dataset, last updated on 2026-06-28, helps navigate the Airport Environs Overlay, including one dataset not shown in the interactive map. The data is published under a CC-BY-4.0 license by the Brisbane City Council.
Brisbane City Council's plan for future development includes this geospatial layer detailing existing transport infrastructure. The feature class shows Local Government Infrastructure Plan (LGIP) Transport infrastructure, categorized as road corridor projects, road bridges, open level crossings, and trunk roads. It is part of the Brisbane City Plan 2014, maintained by Brisbane City Council and last updated in June 2026.
Brisbane City Council's 2014 City Plan outlines future transport infrastructure, including road corridors and bridges. This geospatial layer categorizes key planning standards for a network of trunk and non-trunk infrastructure. The dataset is maintained by Brisbane City Council and was last updated in June 2026.
2023–2024 parking occupancy forecasting data for Brisbane's paid parking areas, compiled by Brisbane City Council using machine learning. The dataset estimates parking availability by integrating survey data, meter transactions, and traffic and environmental data. It is intended for third-party developers to build tools for residents and visitors.
Brisbane City Council's City Plan 2014 includes an Airport Environs Overlay map defining light intensity zones around the airport. The dataset categorizes areas into five sub-categories (Zones A-D and a 6km zone) based on permissible candela levels and distances from the runway strip. It is derived from data owned by BAC and licensed to the Council, with the last update recorded on 2026-06-28.
Brisbane City Council's City Plan 2014 includes an Airport Environs Overlay with height restriction zones. The dataset, last updated on 2026-06-28, defines three sub-categories for height restrictions: 15m, 45m, and 90m zones. It is part of the official planning framework for Brisbane's future development.
Brisbane City Council's Local Government Infrastructure Plan (LGIP) for Transport includes four categories of future infrastructure: road corridor projects, road bridges, road intersection projects, and open level crossings. This geospatial layer outlines key planning and design standards for a network of trunk and non-trunk development infrastructure. The data is maintained by Brisbane City Council and was last updated on 2026-06-28.
Brisbane City Council provides a geospatial boundary dataset for the Airport Environs Overlay under the City Plan 2014. This feature class defines the Procedures for Air Navigation Services - Aircraft Operations Surfaces (PANS-OPS) area, derived from data licensed by Brisbane Airport Corporation (BAC). The dataset is updated as part of the City Plan, with a last recorded update in June 2026.
Brisbane City Plan 2014's Local Government Infrastructure Plan (LGIP) for Transport includes a geospatial layer detailing future trunk infrastructure projects. The feature class, part of the Plans for Trunk Infrastructure (PFTI) for the road network, categorizes projects such as road corridors, bridges, intersections, and open level crossings. Brisbane City Council maintains and updates this planning data, which was last updated on 2026-06-28.
Brisbane City Plan 2014's Airport Environs Overlay map details aviation facilities for urban development planning. This feature class is derived from data licensed by BAC to Brisbane City Council and is regularly updated. The dataset is available under a CC-BY-4.0 license from the Brisbane City Council's open data portal.