Dataset collections

Singapore Police Force (SPF) maritime policing boundaries in this collection list offshore islands under Police Coast Guard (PCG) purview. KML and GEOJSON member datasets support coastal security mapping, SAR planning, and public education on island jurisdictions around Singapore. GIS teams can align PCG responsibility areas with ferry routes and recreational anchorages. Updates are published on an ad-hoc cadence as reflected in the catalogue metadata.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) provides indicative MRT and LRT station outline polygons from Master Plan 2019 for Singapore. GEOJSON and KML formats support transit-oriented development studies, accessibility buffers, and base maps. Users should visit URA’s website for the latest master plan approvals as noted officially. Pair this collection with MP2019 station name layers for complete rail labelling and geometry on Singapore open data.

National Environment Agency (NEA) maps e-waste recycling drop-off points across Singapore so residents can find nearby responsible disposal options. GEOJSON and KML datasets support civic apps, sustainability campaigns, and circular-economy research on consumer electronics recovery. Environmental educators can pair locations with NEA’s broader waste minimisation programmes. This annual geospatial collection helps the public discover certified e-waste recycling infrastructure on the open data portal.

Singapore Police Force (SPF) special-event geospatial data delineates the National Day Parade 2023 Special Event Area for public order and crowd-management planning. GEOJSON and KML datasets let organisers, media, and researchers visualise the NDP 2023 SEA boundary in standard GIS workflows. Historians and civic analysts studying major parade security footprints can compare this layer with other NDP or summit perimeters. The geometry reflects a one-off 2023 control area rather than permanent access restrictions.

This Singapore open data collection from the National Environment Agency maps where toxic industrial waste is treated and disposed of across the island. Member datasets include Waste Treatment in GEOJSON and KML, making it easy to overlay facility locations on maps and planning tools. Researchers, environmental consultants, and community groups can use the files to understand NEA-regulated waste infrastructure near industrial zones. The collection supports transparency around hazardous waste management without duplicating operational schedules or capacity figures from the official catalogue text.

Ministry of Health (MOH) population health survey indicator on cardiometabolic risk and smoking among Singapore residents aged 18 to 69. The CSV applies clinical cut-offs for hypertension, diabetes, high total cholesterol, obesity, and daily smoking defined in the official metadata. Public health planners compare prevalence waves collected every six years from 1992 to 2017. Researchers use the series for chronic disease burden and prevention programme evaluation.

Singapore Police Force (SPF) publishes the Istana Special Zone boundary declared for the 32nd ASEAN Summit under the 2018 Public Order notification. KML and GEOJSON layers let security planners, media, and researchers reproduce the scheduled area described in the Second Schedule. Historians and civic technologists studying major summit operations in Singapore can overlay the zone with other SPF event perimeters. This collection geospatially documents a time-bound public order control area around the Istana.

PUB, Singapore’s national water agency, publishes industrial water tariff information in this collection for the 2018–2021 coverage window. The CSV Industrial Water Tariff helps manufacturers and utilities analysts compare charged rates against published cost-recovery components spanning collection, treatment, and distribution. Researchers studying industrial water demand management can anchor models to official tariff tables rather than retail estimates. Tariffs are consumption-based as described in the official text.

Singapore Police Force (SPF) traffic enforcement open data in this collection locates Police Speed Laser Camera (PSLC) deployments used to detect speeding offences. Member datasets are offered as GEOJSON, KML, and SHP so transport planners, road-safety advocates, and app developers can map manned enforcement sites consistently. Analysts studying deterrence and compliance can relate camera locations to accident statistics and speed-management programmes. Positions reflect SPF’s published PSLC inventory on an ad-hoc update cycle.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) Master Plan 2019 spatial data in this collection annotates the Building Height Control layer under the Special and Detailed Control Plan (SDCP). Datasets are offered as Master Plan 2019 SDCP Building Height Control Text layer in GEOJSON and KML for Singapore planning and GIS workflows. Architects, urban planners, and developers can align proposals with height-related SDCP guidance shown on the plan. The collection focuses on cartographic annotations rather than substituting the full legal text of URA development controls.

MOE annual net enrolment rates for primary and secondary education in Singapore among the official school-age population. The CSV covers 2016–2020 and expresses enrolled students as a percentage of resident citizens and permanent residents per UNESCO-style definitions in the official description. Education equity analysts and international comparability studies use net enrolment alongside gross intake indicators. MOE publishes the statistic for accountability on school participation.

Ministry of Education (MOE) reports the percentage of each O-Level cohort entering post-secondary education in Singapore from 2008 through 2021. The CSV dataset mirrors MOE’s broad definition covering JCs, polytechnics, ITE, arts schools, private institutions, and students who leave the country, with notes on preliminary years and 2021 private-admission gaps. Pathway researchers can compare O-Level progression with N-Level and A-Level collections. This annual series supports open-data analysis of secondary-to-post-secondary transitions after O-Level.

National Environment Agency (NEA) geospatial open data identifies licensed funeral parlours in Singapore that operate embalming facilities. Member datasets Funeral Parlours are available in GEOJSON and KML for mortuary services planning and public health mapping. Funeral service researchers and urban planners can locate regulated parlours relative to residential areas. The layer lists licensed sites as published by NEA on an ad-hoc update cycle.

Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR) R&D statistics in this collection report patents applied for, awarded, and owned by sector in Singapore. The CSV Patents Applied, Awarded and Owned by Sector covers annual series from 2000 through 2018 for policy analysts benchmarking innovation intensity across industries. Users can link trends to national science and technology programmes described in A*STAR publications. Figures are aggregate sectoral counts rather than individual patent bibliographies.

This URA collection identifies indicative polygons for sites with conserved buildings in Singapore’s heritage and planning context. Member datasets URA Site With Conserved Building are published in GEOJSON and KML for mapping conserved sites against redevelopment plans. Heritage researchers, property analysts, and civic groups can explore where built conservation applies at the site level. The polygons are indicative and should be read alongside URA conservation policies and statutory plans.

Singapore Land Authority (SLA) summarises corporate performance through estimated gross floor area of SLA-managed properties broken down by use from 2011 through 2021. The quarterly-updated CSV dataset supports public sector asset management research and land-use accountability studies in Singapore. Property analysts can see how state-managed stock is distributed across uses over the published period. This collection offers SLA’s open-data view of managed property portfolios by functional category.

Land Transport Authority (LTA) transit GIS data in this collection pinpoints MRT station exit locations across Singapore’s rail network. GEOJSON and KML datasets LTA MRT Station Exit support accessibility studies, last-mile routing apps, and emergency egress planning. Developers integrating public transport wayfinding can snap pedestrian paths to official exit coordinates. The layer is maintained on an ad-hoc basis and should be paired with current station operational notices.

Housing & Development Board (HDB) quarterly statistics report approvals for renting out entire flats by flat type in Singapore public housing. The CSV Renting Out of Flat Approvals by Flat Type, Quarterly covers applications approved from 2007 through September 2021 in the catalogue. Housing policy analysts can study how whole-flat rental permissions vary across flat types over time. Counts reflect approved applications rather than active rental tenancies.

URA Master Plan 2019 Conservation Area and Monuments SDCP layer mapping indicative footprints of conserved buildings in Singapore. KML and GEOJSON formats help heritage officers and architects respect conservation controls in detailed planning. GIS users combine this SDCP with monument boundary and landed housing layers on data.gov.sg. The release supports Singapore’s urban heritage management spatial toolkit.

LTA road safety planning data maps Silver Zone boundaries where traffic calming measures prioritise elderly pedestrians in Singapore. Member datasets LTA Silver Zone are published in GEOJSON and KML for urban design and active mobility research. Community groups assessing senior-friendly streets can overlay zones against accident statistics and housing for the elderly. Boundaries follow LTA’s published silver zone programme areas on an ad-hoc refresh schedule.

National Environment Agency (NEA) geospatial data pinpoint hawker centre locations across Singapore for food hygiene and urban amenity mapping. GEOJSON and KML Hawker Centres datasets support planners, tourists, and researchers building maps of affordable food infrastructure. Community analysts can relate centre locations to housing and transport networks using open coordinates. Locations follow NEA’s published hawker centre registry as represented on the portal.

Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) tax reference data in this collection publishes individual income tax rate schedules from Year of Assessment (YA) 2003 through YA 2023. The CSV Tax Rates for Individual Income Tax helps accountants, payroll systems, and researchers reproduce statutory brackets and reliefs for historical comparisons. Fiscal policy analysts can chart how marginal rates evolved across the two-decade window noted in the catalogue. Tables are official rate structures, not anonymised taxpayer records.

Published by the Ministry of Law, this Singapore open data collection reports the number of compulsory winding up cases each year. The sole CSV dataset Number of compulsory winding up cases covers appointments where either the Official Receiver or a private liquidator acts as liquidator. Insolvency researchers, legal practitioners, and economists can study corporate distress trends using the annual series. Users should treat coverage dates in the catalogue as the authoritative publication window.

Info-communications Media Development Authority (IMDA) monthly CSV on mobile penetration rate in Singapore. The indicator compares mobile subscriptions to total population from 1997 through mid-2019 for telecom market analysis. Policy researchers and investors study how mobile adoption evolved before 5G rollout and smartphone saturation. IMDA publishes the series as part of Singapore’s telecom statistics on data.gov.sg.