Dataset collections

Singapore Customs open geodata in this collection maps licensed premises for storage of dutiable motor vehicles across Singapore. GEOJSON and KML datasets Licensed Premises for Motor Vehicles support trade compliance, logistics planning, and bonded storage oversight. Automotive import analysts can relate facility locations to port and warehouse networks. Licence conditions beyond coordinates remain on Customs’ regulatory records.

Ministry of Health statistics on outpatient attendances across Accident & Emergency departments, specialist outpatient clinics (SOCs), polyclinics, and public dental clinics in Singapore. The CSV “Outpatient Attendances (A&E, SOCs, Polyclinics, Dental)” supports health system capacity planning and demand forecasting. Researchers compare how primary and acute care utilisation evolved from 2006–2021. This MOH collection is core Singapore open health data on non-inpatient visits.

National Environment Agency (NEA) vector surveillance geodata in this collection maps Aedes mosquito breeding habitats detected in Singapore’s North East region on a daily cycle. The GEOJSON dataset ties habitat detections to the same 14-day rolling window used for regional dengue case layers. Environmental health teams can coordinate source reduction with case maps while noting provisional case data. Complements NEA’s North East dengue case collection for integrated response dashboards.

NEA annual counts of radiation licences issued in Singapore, broken down by ionising and non-ionising categories from L1 through N4B. The CSV explains each licence type—manufacture, possession, use, import/export, and radiation worker registration—supporting regulatory transparency. Safety officers and researchers track how licensed activities evolve from 2008–2015. This collection documents Singapore’s radiation protection licensing landscape in open environmental data.

Info-communications Media Development Authority (IMDA) tracks lowest advertised monthly subscription fees for fixed residential broadband plans in Singapore without usage caps. The monthly CSV from March 2013 through June 2016 helps consumers and market analysts compare baseline broadband pricing across providers. Official notes warn that additional discounts or bundles may apply beyond listed fees. The collection supports telecom affordability monitoring alongside IMDA’s broader connectivity statistics.

Singapore Tourism Board (STB) statistics on International Visitor Arrivals (IVA) from selected source markets, classified by length of stay. The CSV “Annual IVA from Selected Markets by Length of Stay” is updated quarterly and documents regional definitions such as ASEAN excluding Singapore. Hospitality analysts study short versus long stays from 2013–2015. This collection supports Singapore tourism open data on visitor duration patterns.

National Heritage Board (NHB) publishes geospatial open data on Singapore’s National Monuments, sites accorded the highest heritage protection. Member datasets include Monuments (GEOJSON) and Monuments (KML) for mapping culturally significant buildings and grounds. Tourism planners, educators, and heritage researchers can overlay monument points on walking routes or conservation studies. NHB releases the layers on an ad-hoc schedule as the national monument list is maintained.

Singapore Prison Service (SPS) correctional statistics in this collection report escape rates per 10,000 inmates annually from 2007 through 2022. The CSV Escape Rate supports penological research on institutional security outcomes over a long stable metric definition. Policy analysts can track rare escape events normalized by population size rather than raw counts alone. Figures are administrative rates published by SPS, not individual incident logs.

Ministry of Defence documents locations of Individual Physical Proficiency Test (IPPT) Fitness and Conditioning Centres (FCC) across Singapore. GEOJSON, KML, and SHP formats support mapping apps and facility finders for national servicemen and reservists. Ad-hoc releases help align open spatial data with MINDEF’s IPPT administration network. GIS teams can integrate FCC points with other defence and community fitness resources on data.gov.sg.

Info-communications Media Development Authority (IMDA) telecom statistics in this collection track quarterly residential wired broadband subscriptions by speed tier from 2011 through Q1 2019. The CSV series supports digital inclusion research and bandwidth upgrade trend analysis though the official note warns that some corporate subscriptions are included. Network planners benchmarking Singapore’s fixed broadband mix should read speed class definitions on IMDA releases. Coverage ends March 2019 per catalogue dates.

Elections Department publishes the 2006 electoral boundary dataset demarcating constituencies used for Parliamentary and Presidential elections in Singapore. GEOJSON and KML layers support historical GIS analysis of ward geography and voter distribution studies. Researchers comparing boundary revisions across election cycles can anchor maps to this authoritative 2006 delineation. Ad-hoc spatial releases complement tabular election statistics on data.gov.sg.

Ministry of Education School Information and Compliance System (SICS) open data listing school bus operators serving MOE schools in Singapore. The quarterly CSV “SICS Dataset 3 -School Bus Operator v0” helps parents and transport planners verify licensed operators during 2023. Schools and vendors use the file for compliance checks without manual FOIA requests. This collection adds student transport transparency to Singapore education open data.

ICA publishes live-birth counts for Singapore by the mother’s educational qualification, ethnic group, and birth order for 2019 through 2021. The CSV extends the annual Report on Registration of Births and Deaths with cross-tabulations useful for fertility and education policy research. Demographers can study how birth patterns vary across communities without microdata access. Registered birth statistics underpin national population commentary alongside death and migration series.

People's Association (PA) open geospatial data in this collection maps Residents Committee boundaries across Singapore neighbourhoods. Member datasets Residents Committees (GEOJSON) and Residents Committees (KML) support community engagement mapping and grassroots organisation planning. Analysts overlay RC polygons with demographic or service layers to study local representation. Boundaries follow PA's published ad-hoc releases for civic infrastructure reference.

People’s Association (PA) identifies Community Clubs and PAssion WaVe outlets across Singapore in this spatial open-data collection. KML and GEOJSON renditions help residents locate grassroots facilities for programmes, water sports, and community engagement. Civic apps can layer PA premises with transport and demographic datasets on data.gov.sg. Ad-hoc updates suit facility directories rather than realtime occupancy feeds.

Ministry of Home Affairs geospatial boundaries for Protected Areas declared under Section 7 of Singapore’s Air Navigation Act. GEOJSON and KML files delineate zones where aviation security restrictions apply, useful for drone operators and airport vicinity planning. GIS teams overlay the polygons with NOTAM-style advisories in mapping tools. This collection publishes statutory air-navigation protected areas as Singapore government open geodata.

Health Sciences Authority (HSA) publishes an annual CSV listing licensed tobacco importers and wholesalers operating in Singapore. The Listing of Licensed Tobacco Importers and Wholesalers dataset supports compliance checks and market mapping for regulated nicotine supply chains. Traders and researchers should verify current licensees on HSA’s health products search portal because the open-data snapshot is dated April 2022 in the official note. The collection covers the second half of 2021 in catalog metadata.

HDB tracks active cases where flat owners rent out their public housing units, reported annually by financial year from 2006–07 to 2021–22. The CSV mirrors key statistics in HDB annual reports for analysts studying Singapore’s owner-occupier versus rental stock. Housing policy researchers can relate renting-out counts to eligibility rules and enforcement trends over time. The single-dataset collection is a focused slice of HDB’s broader rental statistics theme.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) Master Plan 2003 spatial data in this collection shows indicative MRT network lines from the historic plan. GEOJSON and KML datasets named Master Plan 2003 MRT Line support GIS workflows comparing legacy rail geometry with today's Land Transport Authority maps. Urban planners and researchers should treat lines as indicative cartography from the 2003 master plan, not current operating alignments. URA publishes the layer on an other-frequency cadence in the catalogue.

Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR) publishes intramural research and development expenditure by cost type for organisations in Singapore. The annual CSV from 2010 through 2018 follows international R&D accounting definitions covering capital, manpower, and other operating spends inside reporting entities. Innovation economists can analyse how Singapore’s R&D effort is financed across cost categories. Official metadata references A*STAR publications for methodological detail beyond the downloadable table.

Ministry of Law releases annual CSV open data on relationships between parties in cases registered at Singapore’s Community Mediation Centre. The Relationship of Parties in Cases Registered at the Community Mediation Centre CSV breaks disputes into categories such as neighbours, family, landlord-tenant, and colleagues, with methodology changes noted before and after December 2014. Community justice researchers can study how interpersonal ties shape mediation demand from 2011 through 2015. The collection supports transparency on neighbourhood and commercial conflict patterns referred to mediation.

National Environment Agency (NEA) public health geospatial data tracks provisional dengue case patterns in Singapore's North West region. Member datasets in GEOJSON and KML reflect notified cases and breeding habitats detected in the rolling 14-day window described in the official notes. Epidemiologists and community agencies can map hotspots for outreach, remembering figures may change after investigation. NEA updates the collection on a daily frequency where published.

National Environment Agency (NEA) mapped areas where Gravitrap surveillance detected relatively higher Aedes aegypti mosquito populations from April through June 2019. GEOJSON and KML layers help public health teams and researchers visualise dengue vector hotspots in Singapore. Monthly catalog metadata situates the release within NEA’s vector control transparency efforts on data.gov.sg. GIS users can overlay trap-based risk polygons with case and environmental datasets.

Singapore Tourism Board (STB) provides monthly tourism statistics on international visitor arrivals (IVA) from selected markets by mode of air, sea, or land entry. The Summary Of Characteristics Of IVA From Selected Markets-Mode of Arrival, Monthly CSV is updated quarterly and documents ASEAN and Scandinavia groupings used in tables. Analysts modelling Singapore inbound travel between 2013 and 2015 can segment arrivals by transport mode and residence region. The collection complements other STB IVA characteristic summaries in the open-data catalog.