Dataset collections

Ministry of Manpower (MOM) wage statistics reporting median, 25th, and 75th percentiles of monthly basic and gross wages for common occupations by industry in Singapore. The June 2021 reference period in catalogue metadata anchors a snapshot for pay benchmarking and inequality analysis. Labour economists use percentile spreads to study wage dispersion when detailed CSV releases are available on data.gov.sg. Figures refer to employed persons in surveyed occupations as defined by MOM.

National Parks Board (NParks) skyrise greenery open data shows indicative locations of rooftop and vertical green installations across Singapore. Although no downloadable datasets are attached in the export, the collection metadata supports urban heat island and biodiversity mapping initiatives. Landscape architects and building managers can watch Data.gov.sg for GEOJSON releases tied to this theme. Positions are indicative rather than certified green plot ratios.

URA SDCP spatial layers for Singapore monuments include SDCP Monument Boundary datasets in KML and SHP formats. Planners and heritage practitioners can view indicative monument boundaries when assessing development near national monuments. The polygons complement related monument building outlines in separate collections. Boundary geometry is indicative and should be validated against current SDCP monument plans.

URA Master Plan 2014 Building Height Control SDCP layer showing indicative polygons with special storey limits in Singapore. KML and SHP formats let architects and planners check height caps in controlled zones against MP14 guidelines. Urban design researchers map storey-based controls distinct from metre-based height plans elsewhere in the SDCP suite. Open geospatial data supports compliant development assessment workflows.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) Master Plan 2014 Special and Detailed Control Plan (SDCP) spatial data in this collection maps the Conservation Area boundary as an offset line for cartographic clarity. Member datasets are published as KML and SHP for GIS users overlaying heritage and urban design controls across Singapore. Planners and conservation researchers can align map symbology with SBUD plan layers without drawing directly on legal boundary coordinates. The geometry is indicative and must be read alongside full SDCP documentation on URA’s portal.

URA census geography for Singapore’s 2010 Population Census provides indicative planning area polygons aligned to Master Plan 2008 boundaries and SLA’s 2010 island profile. Member datasets Planning Area Census2010 ship as KML and SHP for demographic GIS linking to Department of Statistics tabulations across 55 planning areas. Researchers mapping population distribution must note forward-looking MP08 boundaries may diverge from built reality. The collection supports spatial joins to 2010 census tables rather than replacing statutory maps.

URA MP14 SDCP SBUD plan cartography in this collection carries text annotations for national monument numbers across Singapore. KML and SHP member datasets support heritage mapping and master plan cartographic workflows in desktop GIS tools. Cultural heritage researchers aligning monument identifiers with conservation policies can use the layer as a reference to MP14 SBUD symbology. Annotations document numbering for map display rather than statutory designation records.

URA publishes indicative building footprints for monuments under the SDCP Monument Building collection in KML and SHP. Singapore GIS users can display monument outlines next to boundary layers for conservation and urban design studies. Heritage groups and developers benefit from consistent geometry when discussing buffer zones around protected structures. Outlines are indicative polygons aligned to the monument SDCP rather than architectural floor plans.

NParks parks infrastructure open data identifies indicative positions of play and fitness equipment maintained by the board across Singapore. The collection is catalogued for community health and park amenity mapping even though no member datasets appear in this export. Fitness planners and residents’ committees can monitor Data.gov.sg for point releases under this title. Locations are indicative maintenance records, not equipment inspection certificates.

MOM Comprehensive Labour Force Survey results for Singapore residents are catalogued here as labour force participation rates by age and sex. Collection metadata explains mid-year resident definitions, participation rate formulae, and the 2007 population rebasing noted for comparability from 2008 onward. Labour market researchers can anchor dashboards to MOM’s official methodology even when no member CSV is attached in the export. Pair this theme with related MOM employment collections on Data.gov.sg for fuller context.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) publishes indicative rail network geometry under the MP08 Rail Line collection. Member datasets are available in KML and SHP for GIS mapping of Singapore’s rail corridors alongside other master plan layers. Transport planners, urban designers, and developers building commute or accessibility apps can overlay these lines with stations and land-use data. The collection supports spatial analysis of the rail network as portrayed in URA planning products.

URA MP08 mapsheet cartography in this collection annotates major road names for Singapore transport and planning basemaps. Datasets MP08 Mapsheet Major Road Name are available in KML and SHP to label corridor networks in GIS projects. Navigation researchers and urban designers can harmonise road naming with other MP08 line layers. Text annotations support mapping workflows and do not alter official street naming authority records.

Ministry of Manpower (MOM) Labour Market Survey feeds quarterly open data on average monthly recruitment and resignation rates by industry and occupational group in Singapore from 1998 to early 2023. Rates compare monthly inflows or outflows to average establishment employment during the quarter. Coverage expanded from large private firms to include the public sector from 2006. Labour economists can analyse hiring churn and retention pressures across sectors using the published methodology notes.

People’s Association grassroots leadership statistics for Singapore count leaders by types of grassroots organisations in this catalogue theme. Although the export lists no attached datasets, the collection documents annual PA reporting on community leadership capacity from 2009 through 2020 coverage. Researchers studying civic participation and PA volunteer structures can use the official description to locate related CSV releases on Data.gov.sg. Figures represent leadership roles reported by PA, not electoral mandates.

URA’s SDCP Park Connector Line collection maps the indicative Park Connector network across Singapore. KML and SHP datasets share the same line layer for cycling, walking, and green-corridor planning. Parks researchers, active-mobility advocates, and GIS users can connect connectors with parks and residential areas. Explore this open-data collection for URA spatial guidance on Singapore’s park connector system.

URA SDCP spatial layers in this collection delineate indicative waterbody polygons and associated naming for Singapore planning maps. Member datasets SDCP Waterbody Name are offered in KML and SHP for hydrology overlays, park connector planning, and coastal GIS workflows. Environmental planners can relate waterbody extents to drainage and recreation networks while treating geometry as cartographic guidance. Users should cross-check against PUB and NParks operational boundaries where precision matters.

URA Master Plan 2014 activity-generating use (AGU) SDCP data marks encouraged first-storey activity areas in Singapore. Member datasets MP14 SDCP AGU PLAN - 1st Storey (Encouraged) are published in KML and SHP for retail and pedestrian activation studies at street level. Urban designers reviewing ground-floor programmes can spatially filter sites against encouraged AGU polygons. Areas indicate planning encouragement zones, not approved use classes on individual lots.

URA Master Plan 2008 rail planning geometry for Singapore is available as MP08 Rail Station polygons in KML and SHP. Transport planners and researchers can map indicative station outlines when studying land use around MRT and rail nodes. The collection supports GIS overlays with other MP08 layers such as road names and station annotations. Station polygons are indicative footprints, not engineering drawings from rail operators.

Workforce Singapore (formerly tied to WDA branding) open data in this collection documents service point locations that supported employment and skills services island-wide. No member datasets are listed in the catalogue export, so users should confirm whether geospatial files remain on Data.gov.sg. Career coaches and social service mappers historically used such layers to guide residents to nearest workforce touchpoints. Metadata is published on an ad-hoc basis and may reflect legacy agency naming.

URA’s SDCP Monument Text collection provides map annotations of monument numbers for heritage planning in Singapore. KML and SHP datasets label conserved and identified monuments within the SDCP framework. Heritage researchers, tour developers, and GIS users can link monument IDs to conservation boundaries and cultural assets. Explore this collection for authoritative monument numbering text layers from URA open data.

URA MP08 map sheet annotations for Singapore minor roads appear in this collection as MP08 Mapsheet Minor Road Name layers in KML and SHP. Cartographers and navigation researchers can label fine-grained road networks within MP08 map sheets for historical master plan analysis. The text annotations complement major road layers elsewhere in the MP08 family. Names follow URA map sheet conventions and may differ from LTA’s operational road naming updates.

URA provides MP08 mapsheet annotation layers for miscellaneous text labels used on Master Plan 2008 cartography in Singapore. The collection includes KML and SHP formats of the Other Text layer for GIS users aligning legacy plan graphics. Planners referencing historical URA map sheets can overlay these annotations on contemporary basemaps. The ad-hoc release supports archival research into statutory plan symbology from the MP08 era.

URA Master Plan 2008 geospatial data in this collection provides planning area boundary polygons excluding sea areas for demographic and land-use analysis. KML and SHP datasets Master Plan 2008 Planning Area Boundary (No Sea) align with URA’s hierarchy of regions, planning areas, and subzones described in the official text. Urban researchers comparing MP2008 boundaries with later master plans can track how planning area delineation evolved. Boundaries are indicative medium-term guidance and may not match on-the-ground development in every precinct.

URA releases the Master Plan 2014 Conservation Boundary Line as indicative offset geometry around conserved areas in Singapore. KML and SHP member datasets help planners and architects align proposals with heritage protection zones. Conservation researchers and GIS practitioners can overlay the line with building footprints and streetscapes. This collection supports spatial understanding of MP2014 conservation boundaries on Singapore’s open data platform.