Dataset collections

URA Special and Detailed Control Plan (SDCP) landscape layers in this collection map indicative rooftop landscape polygons for urban design compliance checking. KML and SHP datasets SDCP Landscape Rooftop integrate with broader MP/SDCP GIS stacks for architects evaluating rooftop greenery controls. Planners should treat polygons as indicative guidance paired with written SDCP landscape provisions. Publication is ad-hoc on Data.gov.sg.

URA Master Plan 2014 rail cartography in this collection outlines indicative MRT and LRT station footprints for medium-term planning studies. KML and SHP datasets Master Plan 2014 Rail Station support GIS overlays with MP14 transport networks and planning areas. Developers comparing MP14 stations to operational rail maps should expect differences where lines opened after the plan vintage. Geometry is indicative per URA master plan practice.

National Parks Board (NParks) recreation geospatial data in this collection shows indicative access points to the Park Connector Network (PCN) across Singapore. No member datasets are listed in the catalogue export, so cyclists and planners should check Data.gov.sg for linked GeoJSON or KML releases under this collection ID. Active mobility advocates mapping PCN entry points can use the metadata theme to locate official NParks connector access layers when published. Locations are indicative guides to network access rather than gated trail permits.

URA SDCP open space layers in this collection delineate indicative Interim Park polygons used in detailed development control. KML and SHP datasets SDCP Interim Park pair with other SDCP park layers for green infrastructure planning in GIS. Landscape architects can screen interim park provisions against redevelopment proposals. Boundaries are indicative and must be read with SDCP Parks and Waterbodies documentation.

National Environment Agency (NEA) publishes realtime open data on Singapore’s Pollutant Standards Index (PSI), including overall and regional readings. The legacy API dataset covers 24-hour PSI together with pollutant concentrations and sub-indices used in national haze and air-quality reporting. Researchers and app developers can integrate historical PSI feeds dating from February 2016 for situational awareness during transboundary smoke episodes. The collection anchors NEA’s environmental monitoring releases on data.gov.sg alongside other air-quality statistics.

URA MP08 supplementary line layers used for map printing, published as KML and SHP. These indicative “other lines” support cartographic production tied to Singapore planning mapsheets. GIS technicians and publishers integrate the geometry with broader Master Plan linework. The ad-hoc collection fills gaps for custom map products in Singapore’s URA open geospatial releases.

URA Master Plan 2008 mapsheet annotations in this collection carry other text labels for the Central Area on historical planning sheets. KML and SHP datasets MP08 Mapsheet Other Text-CA support heritage planning research aligning MP08 cartography with later MP editions. GIS users restoring archival map symbology can import the text layer without implying current legal labels. Content is cartographic annotation tied to MP08.

Government Technology Agency catalogues open data on services available to Silver Generation Ambassadors operating in the Admiralty area. The collection title reflects a community outreach programme that connects seniors with local support offerings. Although no member datasets are currently attached in the export, the metadata documents an annual snapshot with coverage in late 2022. Researchers mapping GovTech civic programmes or Silver Generation initiatives can watch this collection for future spatial or tabular releases on Admiralty ambassador services.

Singapore Prison Service reports the ratio of inmates to institutional staff in Singapore’s prisons and correctional facilities. Institutional staff counts exclude headquarters and training college personnel and reflect full-time or equivalent roles inside institutions. Annual figures retrieved at end-June each year support workforce planning and international corrections benchmarking from 2006 through 2018. The catalog metadata describes the series even when no downloadable member datasets are currently linked on the portal.

URA MP14 SDCP Parks and Waterbodies Plan cartography in this collection provides offset lines from national park boundaries for map production and control interpretation. KML and SHP member datasets support planners drafting setback visuals around park edges. Users should confirm offset distances against authoritative SDCP PW plan sheets on URA’s site. Lines are indicative geometry companion to park polygon layers.

URA SDCP polygons marking indicative boundaries of National Parks in Singapore’s planning framework. KML and SHP downloads let GIS users overlay statutory park reserves with development controls. Ecologists and park planners reference these layers alongside NParks facilities data. The collection documents URA’s spatial expression of national park zones in Singapore open geospatial data.

Ministry of Education (MOE) maintains a collection on primary school enrolment broken down by level, with official notes explaining historical streaming and subject-based banding reforms in Singapore schools. The metadata spans long-run annual coverage from 1980 through 2021, making it useful for education historians comparing cohort sizes across policy eras. Although the export lists zero attached datasets, the collection documents authoritative footnotes researchers must read before interpreting level totals. Analysts tracking Singapore primary enrolment trends should monitor this catalog entry for CSV releases.

MOM quarterly statistics track retrenched employees in Singapore by industry and occupational group, sourced from the Labour Market Survey. Definitions distinguish permanent redundancies—including public-sector special resignation schemes—from early termination of term contracts due to redundancy. Analysts studying downturn cycles can compare private and public-sector coverage rules before and after 2006. Figures are rounded to the nearest ten, so components may not sum exactly to published totals.

Singapore Customs publishes yearly enforcement figures for customs offences involving cigarettes in Singapore. The annual series from 2015 through 2019 supports analysis of illicit tobacco interdiction and compliance with import duties. Trade and health researchers can compare cigarette enforcement with other Customs offence categories on data.gov.sg. Catalog metadata describes the collection when no separate downloadable CSV is presently attached.

URA archives geospatial boundaries for designated urban design areas under the Master Plan 2014 SDCP SBUD plan. KML and SHP datasets depict indicative polygons where detailed urban design controls apply in Singapore. Architects and planners reviewing heritage or civic districts can load the layer alongside current Master Plan 2019 products for historical comparison. The ad-hoc release supports spatial context for SDCP special control plans on data.gov.sg.

Singapore Police Force crime statistics in this collection document unlicensed moneylending and related harassment trends from 2011 through 2020 based on Annual Statistical Reports on Crime in Singapore. No member datasets are attached in the export, so users should follow the source URL noted officially for the latest tables. Policy researchers studying illegal lending enforcement can align metadata with SPF published crime series. Figures may revise with subsequent annual report editions.

URA provides offset line geometry marking nature reserve and nature area boundaries from the Master Plan 2014 SDCP PW plan. KML and SHP formats help cartographers display conservation perimeters with standard cartographic offsets. Environmental GIS workflows in Singapore can combine these lines with land-use and park layers. The collection is an indicative planning product rather than a field survey of ecological edges.

Ministry of Manpower (MOM) Conditions of Employment Survey feeds this collection on the proportion of employees who took sick leave from 2005 through 2021. Coverage includes private establishments with at least 25 employees and the public sector on a biennial release cadence per the official note. HR and occupational health researchers can benchmark sick leave uptake though no CSV is listed in the export snapshot. Confirm dataset files on Data.gov.sg or MOM portals for download.

Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF) catalogues statistics for MSF Youth Homes serving young people in Singapore’s residential care network. Annual coverage from 2010 through 2021 describes the collection scope for youth residential services. Social service researchers and policymakers can locate the series alongside other MSF family and youth releases on data.gov.sg. Portal metadata may list zero downloadable datasets while retaining the collection as a metadata anchor.

MOM publishes annual averages of long-term unemployed residents in Singapore—citizens and permanent residents jobless for at least twenty-five weeks. Series methodology averages non-seasonally adjusted quarterly Labour Force Survey estimates from 1992 through 2022, with gaps where duration was not collected in Census 2000. Labour market researchers can track persistence of unemployment after downturns. Selected June benchmarks come from General Household Surveys conducted by the Department of Statistics.

Ministry of Manpower (MOM) documents open data on the proportion of Singapore establishments offering scheduled flexible work arrangements, sourced from the Conditions of Employment Survey and supplementary polls. Official metadata explains coverage of private firms with at least 25 employees plus the public sector, and how tele-working categories were split after 2011. Labour economists studying workplace flexibility trends from 2008 through 2022 can use this collection once datasets are attached. The notes clarify that establishments may offer multiple arrangement types simultaneously.

Ministry of Manpower (MOM) reports average days of sick leave taken by employees in Singapore’s private and public sectors. Figures derive from the Conditions of Employment Survey and cover establishments with at least 25 employees where biennial reporting applies from 2011 through 2021. Workforce analysts can relate absenteeism to occupational health policies and labour market conditions. Catalog metadata describes the series when no downloadable member file is linked on the portal.

URA Master Plan 2014 layers include region boundary polygons excluding sea areas for Singapore’s five-region framework. The collection offers Master Plan 2014 Region Boundary (No Sea) in KML and SHP formats for planners studying population-scale regions above 500,000 residents. GIS teams can align local maps with URA’s medium-term 10–15 year planning geography. Official text notes boundaries are indicative and may not match built-up reality in every location.

URA planning map sheets include text annotations for gross plot ratio and related development controls on the MP08 series. The MP08 Mapsheet Gross Plot Ratio Text collection ships KML and SHP renditions for GIS users interpreting statutory plan labels in Singapore. Architects and planners overlay the text features when reading white quantum and base plot ratio markings on URA mapsheets. Ad-hoc releases track amendments tied to Master Plan map products.