Dataset collections

URA planning amendments for Master Plan 2014 include an indicative nature line offset from boundaries of nature reserves, nature areas, and national parks in Singapore. Datasets are published in KML and GEOJSON for environmental and planning GIS workflows. Ecologists and master planners can visualise nature-related control lines alongside other MP2014 layers. Line geometry is indicative and must be read with underlying plan amendments.

Singapore Police Force publishes locations of Digital Traffic Red Light System (DTRLS) cameras deployed at junctions across Singapore to deter red-light running. The collection includes GEOJSON, KML, and SHP layers for road-safety research and navigation awareness applications. Implementation proceeded in phases as described in official metadata. Ad-hoc geodata updates reflect the expanding enforcement camera network.

Land Transport Authority (LTA) annual CSV statistics on motor vehicle ownership transfers in Singapore by vehicle type. The series from 2005 to 2017 documents how cars, motorcycles, and other classes change hands within each reporting year. Transport economists and used-vehicle market analysts study transfer volumes alongside registration and deregistration data. Figures cover all vehicles transferred in the period per LTA’s definition.

Ministry of Law tracks how many petitions are presented to the court to wind up companies in Singapore each year. The annual CSV offers a simple time series for insolvency researchers monitoring corporate distress and creditor actions from 2000 through 2015. Legal practitioners can complement case-level records with this aggregate open-government indicator. Figures count presented petitions rather than completed wind-up orders alone.

Info-communications Media Development Authority (IMDA) film classification data lists films rated for public exhibition or distribution in Singapore. The CSV Film Classification Database (2022 to 2024) supports parents, educators, and media researchers searching ratings over the catalogue coverage from 2020 through 2022. Ratings follow IMDA’s published classification framework for local release. The database summarises classification outcomes rather than full content advisories for every title.

National Environment Agency (NEA) publishes annual statistics on waste disposed of and recycled in Singapore from 2000 through 2014. Official notes exclude metals recovered from incineration bottom ash after a 2015 metal-recovery facility commissioning. Waste researchers and circular-economy analysts can benchmark disposal versus recycling trends before later NEA waste streams. Single CSV dataset under the NEA waste theme.

National Parks Board (NParks) GEOJSON layer of car park lot boundaries in Singapore parks and green spaces. Mobility apps, park visitors, and researchers studying park access can map parking availability against NParks facilities island-wide. The geospatial open dataset supports wayfinding and capacity planning for nature destinations managed by NParks.

National Parks Board (NParks) maps Heritage Road Green Buffer zones established under Singapore’s 2005 Heritage Roads scheme to protect iconic tree-lined corridors. The GEOJSON layer shows where Commissioner of Parks & Recreation approval is required before cutting vegetation or placing structures within buffers. Urban heritage and greenery researchers can overlay buffers with street-tree and conservation datasets. This collection translates NParks’ “green tunnel” policy into geospatial controls for designated heritage roads.

Land Transport Authority (LTA) geospatial data delineate school zone boundaries across Singapore for road safety and traffic management context. GEOJSON and KML datasets named LTA School Zone can be overlaid on street networks and speed management plans. Urban planners and school transport coordinators can identify zones where enhanced caution applies near schools. Boundaries follow LTA’s published layer definitions on the open data portal.

Republic Polytechnic (RP) listed full-time diploma courses offered in 2016 for prospective students in Singapore. The CSV dataset mirrors the collection title and supports course discovery, institutional research, and historical comparisons of RP programmes. Education counsellors archiving polytechnic offerings can reference this snapshot alongside other autonomous university data. The collection preserves RP’s 2016 diploma catalogue on Singapore open data.

Energy Market Authority (EMA) open data on annual final natural gas consumption by economic sub-sector in Singapore, measured in terajoules. The CSV covers 2009–2020 and supports energy transition analysis as gas displaces other fuels in industry and power. Policy researchers and sustainability consultants benchmark sectoral gas demand without inventing projections. EMA publishes this alongside other energy statistics on data.gov.sg.

Health Promotion Board (HPB) open data in this collection captures results from the Omnibus Survey of adult Singaporeans, which monitored key HPB performance indicators alongside population health knowledge, attitudes, and practices. The sole CSV dataset Omnibus Survey 2009 & 2011 supports retrospective public health research for the 2009–2011 period. Analysts studying HPB campaign effectiveness or baseline KAP trends before the survey ended in 2011 can use the published series. The collection is historical and does not reflect ongoing surveillance after discontinuation.

LTA infrastructure statistics and related open data in this collection describe street lighting maintained by the Land Transport Authority in Singapore. The CSV Number of Street Lighting reports counts from 2004 through 2017 in the catalogue for asset and maintenance planning research. Transport engineers and municipal analysts can track published lighting inventory trends over time. Figures reflect LTA-maintained street lights as defined in the official description.

Singapore Police Force maps Mobile Speed Camera (MSC) enforcement locations across Singapore as open geodata. GEOJSON and KML files support road-safety education and research on speeding deterrence. The wholly SPF-owned cameras complement fixed and red-light enforcement systems described in related collections. Ad-hoc releases update deployable enforcement points.

LTA annual statistics on motor vehicles deregistered under Singapore’s Vehicle Quota System (VQS) categories. The CSV time series from 2005 to 2017 tracks de-registration by quota class, helping analysts understand fleet turnover and COE market dynamics. Transport planners correlate deregistration with new registrations and transfer volumes in LTA’s open data catalogue.

Ministry of Education (MOE) reports the percentage of each N-Level cohort progressing to post-secondary education in Singapore from 2007 through 2020. The CSV dataset captures junior colleges, Millennia Institute, polytechnics, ITE, arts institutions, private pathways, and overseas leavers, with detailed notes on preliminary years and 2021 tracking gaps. Education planners studying academic pathways after N-Level can compare progression rates over time. Use this collection alongside O-Level and PSLE progression series for a fuller MOE transition picture.

Housing & Development Board (HDB) geospatial layers show proposed and under-construction Neighbourhood Renewal Programme (NRP) projects across Singapore public housing estates. GEOJSON and KML datasets help residents, planners, and researchers monitor renewal pipelines on a map. Community groups can see where estate upgrading is planned or ongoing without inferring contract details beyond the layer. Project status follows HDB’s published NRP mapping updates.

Energy Market Authority (EMA) publishes monthly low-tension electricity tariffs for non-contestable consumers below 6.6 kV in Singapore, in cents per kWh. The CSV from 2005 through June 2021 helps households and analysts track regulated tariff movements before retail market changes. Energy economists can join the series with demand and fuel-cost datasets. Monthly cadence reflects tariff revision cycles.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) supplies rail station name annotations from Master Plan 2019 for Singapore’s MRT and LRT network. GEOJSON and KML layers label stations for transport maps, accessibility studies, and urban analytics. Planners integrating MP2019 extracts should consult URA’s site for the latest approved plan. This collection pairs station names with other MP2019 rail geometry layers on Singapore geospatial open data.

LTA monthly open data on taxi population by operating company across Singapore. The Public Transport Capacity CSV documents islandwide taxi supply from 2005 through 2017 for mobility and policy research. Analysts studying public transport capacity before ride-hail expansion use these figures alongside bus and rail statistics. Official metadata describes taxi supply at the national level.

Singapore State Courts publish annual caseload figures broken down by case type from 2011 through 2021. The CSV dataset titled “State Courts Annual Caseload Figures” supports judiciary workload analysis, access-to-justice research, and comparisons across civil, criminal, and specialised dockets. Legal researchers and court administrators can track how filing patterns evolve over the decade. This collection offers Judiciary open data on State Courts throughput on Singapore’s government data portal.

Ministry of Law publishes an annual snapshot of places of licensed moneylending businesses operating in Singapore. The CSV matches the collection title and notes that each licensee may run more than one place of business with Registrar approval. Researchers studying consumer credit access and regulatory footprint can compare counts from 2013 through 2021 in the catalogue. Figures count approved places of business, not the number of licensees alone.

National Environment Agency (NEA) publishes locations of inland ash scattering gardens planned for Singapore as geospatial open data. GEOJSON and KML layers help families and planners understand alternative memorial options beyond sea scattering. Urban GIS users can situate gardens relative to parks and transport networks. Ad-hoc updates reflect NEA funeral-services planning.

Info-communications Media Development Authority (IMDA) shares how much time Singapore citizens and permanent residents spend weekly on media activities, from the Media Consumer Experience Study. The CSV dataset supports analysis of TV, online, and other media habits over the published years. Media industry analysts and digital-culture researchers can contextualise findings via IMDA’s study page linked in the official description. This collection is Singapore open data on domestic media consumption patterns.