Dataset collections

LTA annual open data summarises effective transfers of car ownership by vehicle make in Singapore. The Total Annual Effective Transfer of Car Ownership by Make CSV captures secondary-market movement distinct from new registrations during each reporting year. Automotive market researchers and policymakers studying COE-era fleet churn can compare brand-level resale activity. The collection complements LTA’s monthly transfer series for finer-grained analysis.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) Master Plan 2003 cartographic data in this collection carries text annotations for land use labels across Singapore. Member datasets Master Plan 2003 Land Use Text are published in GEOJSON and KML for planners aligning historical master plan symbology with GIS workflows. Researchers comparing 2003 zoning narratives with later Master Plan revisions can use the layer as a labelled reference. Annotations are cartographic text tied to the 2003 plan rather than current statutory land use approvals.

URA spatial data in this collection shows amendments to the Master Plan 2014 rail line network for MRT, LRT, and railway in Singapore. Datasets Amendment to MP2014 Rail Line are published in KML and GEOJSON for transport planning and infrastructure storytelling. Analysts tracking rail corridor evolution can compare this amendment layer with other URA rail collections from different plan vintages. Line geometry is indicative and should be used with statutory planning documents.

Ministry of Health health workforce statistics on the number of doctors in Singapore by specialty status, sector, and practice status. The Number of Doctors annual CSV includes temporary registration entrants from 2010 onward per official notes. Workforce planners, medical schools, and journalists monitor supply relative to population ageing and service demand. Pair with nurse and allied health collections for holistic human resources pictures on data.gov.sg.

NParks geospatial open data shows indicative track locations within parks, nature reserves, and Park Connector Networks (PCN) managed across Singapore. The NParks Tracks GEOJSON layer links green spaces to the wider PCN where feasible for walking and cycling route planning. Outdoor recreation apps and public-health researchers can build connectivity analyses from the single-member collection. Ad-hoc updates reflect NParks’ evolving trail inventory on the ground.

Land Transport Authority (LTA) open data in this collection tracks the count of MRT and LRT stations serving Singapore’s rail network. The annual CSV Number of MRT and LRT Stations covers 2004 through 2017 for transport planners and researchers studying network expansion over that period. Analysts can relate station counts to ridership and land-use planning narratives from the same era. Figures reflect LTA’s published infrastructure statistics rather than station-level operational detail.

URA Master Plan 2019 SDCP Building Height Control Plan polygons for Singapore appear in GEOJSON and KML in this collection. Architects and planners can overlay height control areas when assessing proposals against SDCP guidance, noting the catalogue ties the layer to the Building Height Control Plan framework. GIS teams integrate the layer with related SDCP text and leader-line collections for complete map products. Polygons are indicative SDCP geometry rather than substitute for URA’s legal development control texts.

Ministry of Law statistics on motor accident compensation cases administered annually by the Public Trustee in Singapore. The CSV tracks caseloads for injured parties where the Public Trustee handles compensation under statutory schemes. Legal aid researchers and insurance analysts contextualise road injury outcomes alongside traffic police and healthcare trauma data. Annual figures cover the years published in the catalogue metadata.

National Parks Board (NParks) released a high-resolution shoreline typology map of Singapore for 2018 as GEOJSON open data. The layer combines satellite imagery classification, bathymetry, and expert ground knowledge for coastal morphology studies. Marine ecologists, coastal engineers, and climate adaptation researchers can analyse shoreline types island-wide. This NParks collection supports Singapore geospatial research on coasts, habitats, and shoreline change characterisation.

Board of Architects (BOA) regulatory open data in this collection lists Singapore-registered architects holding a practising certificate for a given year. The annual CSV Register of Architects supports procurement teams, professional bodies, and researchers verifying who may practise architecture locally under BOA rules. Coverage from 2019 onward aligns with the catalogue’s stated window through 2050 for ongoing annual releases. The listing is an administrative register, not a project portfolio or disciplinary record.

ICA vital statistics on Singapore live births cross-tabulated by the ethnic group of the mother and attendant at birth. The Live-Births by Ethnic Group of Mother and Attendant at Birth CSV extends the Report on Registration of Births and Deaths tables for recent years, helping demographers study maternity care settings and cultural preferences in delivery assistance. Public health students compare patterns with place-of-occurrence and birth-order datasets in the same ICA family on data.gov.sg. Based on civil registration records.

Land Transport Authority (LTA) geospatial open data maps road cameras installed to deter illegal parking across Singapore. Member datasets LTA Road Camera are available in GEOJSON, KML, and SHP for enforcement analytics, transport GIS, and public transparency mapping. Urban mobility researchers can overlay camera locations against kerbside parking policies without inferring live enforcement schedules. Point geometry reflects LTA’s published layer on an ad-hoc update cycle.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) real estate pipeline statistics on supply of commercial properties in Singapore by development status. The Supply of Commercial Properties in the Pipeline, Quarterly CSV tracks planned, under construction, and completed stock informing office and retail market commentary. Property analysts and urban economists relate pipeline inflows to vacancy and transaction datasets also published by URA. Official notes clarify planned-public and government land sale components within the status taxonomy.

Singapore Land Authority (SLA) maintains national map polygon features covering coastlines, recreational areas, and hydrographic elements across Singapore. GEOJSON and KML datasets share the National Map Polygon layer for basemap and GIS integration. Surveyors, emergency planners, and developers building location services can reuse authoritative SLA geometry. This collection anchors Singapore national map polygon open data on the government catalogue.

Singapore Land Authority (SLA) geospatial open data identifies State properties used for private residential purposes and managed by SLA or appointed agents. SLA Dwelling Information is available in GEOJSON and KML for mapping tenanted or state-held housing stock across Singapore. Urban housing researchers and property analysts can overlay dwellings when studying public land leasing patterns. Quarterly releases help keep the inventory aligned with SLA’s operational records.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) supplies line works from the Master Plan as amendment layers under MP2014 Other Line. GEOJSON and KML member datasets enable planners to overlay infrastructure linework with zoning and transport maps in Singapore. GIS practitioners updating master-plan visualisations can pair this collection with other URA amendment releases. Use it for spatial context on indicative line features in the MP2014 amendment set.

CPF Board annual statistics report the net amount withdrawn from Ordinary and Special Accounts for CPFIS investments each calendar year. Negative values indicate refunds exceeded withdrawals in that year, with amounts rounded to the nearest hundred thousand dollars. Financial policy analysts studying retail capital flows out of mandatory savings can chart trends from 2006 through the catalog end. The CSV complements member-count and gross withdrawal collections on Singapore’s retirement financing open-data portal.

Singapore Prison Service publishes annual counts of nationals and foreign citizens held in prisons, penal institutions, or correctional institutions in this open data collection. The CSV Number of National and Foreign Citizens Held supports criminology research and justice sector transparency from 2006 through 2022. Analysts studying incarceration demographics can use the resident breakdown without accessing individual inmate records. Figures reflect SPS administrative population counts as officially described.

Board of Architects (BOA) regulatory data in this collection lists foreign architects currently collaborating with Singapore-registered architects on a per-project basis. The annual CSV Register of foreign architects helps developers and consultants confirm permitted international participation under BOA collaboration rules from 2018 through 2029. Researchers studying cross-border architectural practice in Singapore can use the register for compliance-oriented analysis. Entries reflect project-based collaborations, not standing foreign firm licences.

Singapore Prison Service judicial execution statistics by offence appear annually in this collection as a single CSV dataset Judicial Executions. Researchers studying capital punishment trends and comparative criminal justice can analyse year-on-year counts from 2007 through 2022 within published coverage. The series reports aggregate executions rather than case details or sentencing narratives. Users should interpret figures strictly as SPS’s officially published annual totals.

ICA vital statistics tabulating Singapore live births by maternal ethnic group and place of occurrence. The Live-Births by Ethnic Group of Mother and Place of Occurrence CSV supports studies of hospital versus home births and geographic concentration of deliveries across communities. Demographers link results to attendant-at-birth and birth-order ICA datasets for fuller fertility portraits on data.gov.sg. Figures reflect registered events in the annual Report on Registration of Births and Deaths.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) provides annotation layers for land-use text under Master Plan 2014 amendments. GEOJSON and KML datasets titled Amendment to MP2014 Land Use Text assist cartographers labelling zoning information on Singapore planning maps. Urban researchers reconciling textual land-use descriptors with polygon layers can integrate this collection in GIS projects. Explore URA open data for MP2014 land-use text amendments alongside other plan layers.

URA Master Plan 2019 open data provides subzone boundary polygons excluding sea areas for Singapore’s planning hierarchy of regions, planning areas, and subzones. GEOJSON and KML files support analysts mapping neighbourhood-scale planning units centred on activity nodes. Researchers comparing URA’s medium-term 10–15 year guide plan with built form should note boundaries may diverge from current development. The layer is foundational for joining statistics and policies to fine-grained planning geography.

National Library Board (NLB) cultural heritage open data in this collection catalogues digitised ephemera such as prints, paintings, posters, and postcards from National Library, Singapore collections. The annual CSV National Library Singapore Digitised Ephemera 2024 supports researchers, educators, and digital humanities projects exploring Singapore’s visual and print history. Coverage aligns with the catalogue’s 2022–2023 metadata window for the listed release. For access questions, users should contact [email protected] as noted in the official description.