Dataset collections

Singapore Land Authority (SLA) reports how many title documents are issued for completed private properties in Singapore, updated about every six months. The CSV dataset with the same title helps conveyancing researchers and property market analysts track formal title issuance over time. Lawyers and homebuyers studying transaction completion patterns can use official counts within the published coverage window. This SLA collection supports open-data monitoring of private property title document issuance.

Health Promotion Board (HPB) population health research in this collection documents baseline mental well-being scores among Singapore residents aged 18–69 using the Mental Well-being Scale for 2011. The CSV Mental Well-being Survey is a historical snapshot after the survey was discontinued the same year. Public mental health researchers can study pre-2011 KAP-era baselines but should not expect ongoing updates. Coverage is limited to the 2011 field period per catalogue dates.

Energy Market Authority (EMA) statistics on Singapore’s annual imports of energy products, expressed in kilotonnes of oil equivalent (ktoe). The dataset “Imports of Energy Products, 2005 to 2020” shows how crude, refined products, and other fuels enter the city-state’s supply chain. Energy analysts and sustainability planners use it alongside trade and emissions work. This CSV collection anchors Singapore open data on external energy dependency from 2005 through 2020.

Land Transport Authority (LTA) compiles annual new car registrations by vehicle make for Singapore. The CSV “Total Annual New Registration By Make” supports automotive market share analysis and transport emissions discussions grounded in official counts. Industry analysts and researchers studying vehicle fleet composition can compare brands within the dataset’s coverage years. Use this LTA collection for make-level new registration statistics on Singapore open data.

LTA transit reference data in this collection lists Chinese names for MRT train stations across Singapore’s rail network as of the June 2017 snapshot. The CSV Train Station Chinese Names supports bilingual wayfinding apps, signage audits, and linguistic consistency checks for station nomenclature. Developers localising commuter information can join English station codes with official Chinese labels. The list is a point-in-time gazetteer rather than live operational naming changes.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) geospatial layers for the Master Plan 2019 Special and Detailed Control Plan (SDCP) Parks and Waterbodies Plan. The Park Leader Line layer carries text leader lines for map annotation and is offered as GEOJSON and KML. Planners and GIS developers in Singapore use it to align park and waterbody planning graphics with URA’s statutory plans. This collection supports spatial apps that reference URA Master Plan 2019 park planning symbology.

National Environment Agency (NEA) publishes daily geospatial updates on dengue cluster locations across Singapore. GEOJSON and KML datasets help residents, vector-control teams, and health apps visualise active clusters for awareness and response planning. Epidemiology researchers can integrate cluster polygons with case notifications and environmental data. This frequently updated NEA collection is essential open data for Singapore dengue surveillance and community alerts.

National Environment Agency (NEA) vector control geodata in this collection maps dengue cases in Singapore’s North East region on a daily update cycle. GEOJSON and KML releases reflect notified cases and breeding habitats detected in the rolling 14-day window noted in the official description. Epidemiologists and community responders should treat counts as provisional pending investigation outcomes. Layer complements other regional dengue collections on Data.gov.sg.

Elections Department open geospatial data in this collection delineates electoral boundaries used for the 2011 Parliamentary and Presidential elections in Singapore. GEOJSON and KML datasets Electoral Boundary 2011 support political science research, constituency mapping, and historical comparison with later boundary reviews. Analysts studying voter distribution must pair geometry with population data from the corresponding election year. Boundaries reflect the 2011 delineation order and not current constituency maps.

Housing & Development Board (HDB) provides comprehensive block-level property information for existing public housing in Singapore. The quarterly CSV “HDB Property Information” includes locations, highest floor levels, completion years, building types, and flat counts by flat type per block. Urban planners, housing researchers, and app developers building neighbourhood finders can join this table with geospatial layers. This collection is a core open-data resource for Singapore HDB stock characteristics and flat mix.

Singapore Police Force (SPF) event security geodata from SEA Games 2015 demarcates special event areas around the Singapore Sports Hub at Kallang Basin. GEOJSON and KML datasets support historical analysis of major-games perimeter planning and traffic management archives. Researchers studying temporary security zoning can overlay the 2015 layer against current Sports Hub facilities. The collection is event-specific rather than an ongoing operational boundary set.

HDB social support statistics in this collection count approved applications for financial assistance measures by financial year from 2008–09 through 2021–22. The CSV Number of approved applications for financial assistance measures by financial year helps researchers track uptake of HDB hardship programmes for flat owners. Housing policy analysts can relate approval volumes to macro stress periods while respecting privacy aggregates. Figures count approved applications rather than dollars disbursed.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) annotates Landed Housing Areas in the Master Plan 2014 SDCP through text layers in this collection. GEOJSON, KML, and SHP datasets label LHA plan areas for zoning and urban design workflows. Planners and architects working on landed housing estates can align proposals with MP14 SDCP nomenclature. Use this URA geospatial collection for landed housing area text annotations on Singapore open data.

National Environment Agency (NEA) open geospatial data lists NEA office locations for public service wayfinding and environmental programme outreach. GEOJSON and KML datasets NEA Offices support dashboards linking regulatory services to physical counters island-wide. Community groups planning engagement sessions can locate the nearest NEA office from the point layer. Updates are published on an ad-hoc basis per the catalogue.

MOH health manpower open data in this collection reports ratios of healthcare professionals to population from 2006 through 2022, with scope notes for doctors, nurses, and dentists in the official description. The CSV Healthcare Professional to Population Ratio supports workforce planning debates on doctor and nurse density relative to resident population growth. Researchers must apply MOH’s definitions—including temporary doctor registration from 2010 and two-tier dentist registers—when comparing years. Ratios are published annual indicators, not individual practitioner listings.

Health Promotion Board survey results on HIV/AIDS prevention knowledge and attitudes toward people living with HIV in Singapore. The CSV dataset “National Behavioural Surveillance Survey” captures behavioural surveillance fieldwork from 2007 through 2012, when the programme ended. Public health historians and NGOs can study how stigma and awareness metrics shifted over that period. This discontinued series remains valuable for comparing past HIV communication strategies in Singapore open health data.

National Parks Board (NParks) recreation geodata in this collection marks indicative BBQ pit locations maintained by the agency across Singapore’s parks. The GEOJSON dataset NParks BBQ Pits supports outing planners and park capacity studies linking facilities to park boundaries. Weekend congestion researchers can map pit distribution against NParks park networks. Locations are indicative and should be confirmed with on-site signage.

URA publishes quarterly price indices for non-landed private residential properties in Singapore by locality—Core Central Region (CCR), Rest of Central Region (RCR), and Outside Central Region (OCR)—from 2004 through Q2 2023. Official metadata defines postal districts and planning areas underpinning each band, with a reference map linked in the description. Property analysts can compare condo price momentum across submarkets. The single CSV supports stratified market monitoring aligned with URA’s urban geography.

Health Promotion Board (HPB) smoking cessation services in this collection geocode Quit Centres where residents can access cessation support. GEOJSON and KML datasets Quit Centres are updated quarterly for tobacco control programme planning and access equity analysis. Public health teams can measure travel time to nearest quit centres from housing estates. Listings reflect HPB’s published cessation centre network.

LTA public transport infrastructure open data in this collection catalogues bus stops, interchanges, terminals, taxi stops, and taxi stands from 2002 through 2013. The CSV Commuter Facilities supports accessibility modelling, first-and-last-mile planning, and historical comparisons before newer LTA geospatial releases superseded some fields. Urban researchers reconstructing commuter facility networks for the coverage window can geocode stop and stand locations from the published file. Users needing current facilities should pair this archive with up-to-date LTA datasets.

Government Technology Agency (GovTech) publishes DNS records for agency domains hosted on the Whole-of-Government (WOG) DNS service in this near-real-time collection. The CSV “DNS Records” dataset supports cybersecurity researchers, IT auditors, and civic technologists mapping Singapore government internet presence. Network administrators validating authoritative name servers can use official exports rather than ad hoc lookups. Explore this GovTech collection for WOG DNS internet records on Singapore’s open data catalogue.

URA Master Plan 2019 SDCP spatial data in this collection provides text annotations for the Landed Housing Area layer under the Landed Housing Area Plan. GEOJSON and KML member datasets support plan sheets and GIS labelling for architects reviewing landed housing controls. Users must read annotations together with polygon SDCP guidelines on URA’s portal. Geometry is indicative cartographic text, not zoning law by itself.

Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) statistics on passengers cleared at Singapore’s land, sea, and air checkpoints, split between arrivals and departures. The CSV mirrors the table “Number of Passengers cleared at the checkpoints [Arrival and Departure]” for macro travel and border-flow analysis. Tourism economists and transport planners study how cross-border movements change year to year. Annual data from 2004 through 2021 underpin Singapore open data on checkpoint throughput.

Singapore Police Force geospatial boundaries for the National Day Parade (NDP) 2023 Special Zone (NDP SZ). GEOJSON and KML files define the temporary security and traffic management area for planners and navigation apps during the event. Event operators and media can reference official SPF geometry when communicating road closures around the Padang and Marina Bay. This collection documents one-off 2023 NDP spatial controls in Singapore government open data.