4,615 datasets found
Public Transport Council CSV of feeder bus service fares in Singapore in cents, effective 27 December 2025, with adult, senior citizen, student, Workfare Transport Concession, and persons with disabilities card and cash fares per ride. Commuters and transport analysts look up current feeder fare levels by concession group.
Public Transport Council CSV of MRT and LRT fares in Singapore in cents, effective 27 December 2025, by fare type, applicable time, distance band, and fare per ride. Commuters and transport researchers look up distance-based rail fare schedules under the current fare structure.
Public Transport Council CSV of express bus fares in cents effective 27 December 2025, by distance band. Columns cover cash fare and card fares for adults, senior citizens, students, Workfare Transport Concession, and persons with disabilities. Commuters and fare analysts look up distance-based express bus pricing.
National Parks Board GeoJSON indicative locations of walking and running tracks within NParks-managed parks, nature reserves, and Park Connector Networks in Singapore, updated August 2025. Trail apps and recreation planners route users across connected green corridors; positions are indicative.
Map national monument numbers from the approved Master Plan 2019 using this Urban Redevelopment Authority GEOJSON annotation layer dated December 2019. It supports heritage GIS workflows, conservation planning, and cross-referencing monument identifiers with other URA planning layers; users should consult ura.gov.sg for the latest Master Plan releases.
Indicative monument building polygons from Singapore’s Master Plan 2019, approved on 18 November 2019 and published by the Urban Redevelopment Authority in GeoJSON format. The open geospatial layer supports heritage planning maps, urban analysis, and discovery of nationally designated monument building footprints across Singapore. For the latest master plan data, refer to URA’s website.
National Parks Board GeoJSON of Singapore’s two Tree Conservation Areas gazetted on 2 August 1991 in the South Central and Eastern regions. Developers and property owners must obtain written permission to fell mature trees (girth over one metre) within these indicative TCA extents under parks and trees legislation.
Real-time flood alert events across Singapore provided by PUB, Singapore’s national water agency, via an API dataset. The feed supports situational awareness for flash flood monitoring, urban drainage resilience planning, and integration into emergency dashboards. Publisher notes that flood warning notices are not included in this dataset—only alert events as defined by the API.
National Environment Agency API providing Singapore’s weather forecast for the next four days from Meteorological Service Singapore. Developers and apps pull near-term outlooks for planning outdoor activities, operations, and public information services. Coverage starts from March 2016.
National Environment Agency API for Singapore’s next-24-hour weather forecast from Meteorological Service Singapore, with coverage from March 2016 onward. Apps and researchers consume real-time forecast products for planning and alerting.
National Environment Agency real-time API for Singapore’s next two-hour weather forecast from Meteorological Service Singapore, with coverage from March 2016 onward. Developers and operators integrate short-range rain and weather outlooks into apps, logistics planning, and outdoor event decisions across Singapore.
National Environment Agency real-time API of Wet Bulb Globe Temperature (WBGT) observations for Singapore heat-stress assessment, with coverage from February 2025. WBGT averages the past 15 minutes and updates every 15 minutes, combining temperature, humidity, wind, and solar radiation into low, moderate, or high stress bands. Schools, sports organisers, and workplace-safety teams use the feed alongside NEA heat advisories; gaps may occur from instrument issues.
National Environment Agency API providing wind-direction observations from automated weather stations across Singapore from 29 November 2016 onward. Values are available at one-minute resolution, updated every five minutes, and represent mean wind over a ten-minute period. Weather applications and researchers can monitor local wind patterns by station, but should account for possible technical gaps, later corrections, and site-specific obstructions that may influence readings.
This API provides minute-by-minute air-temperature observations from automated weather stations across Singapore, with records available from May 2016. It is suited to monitoring short-term weather conditions, comparing station-level temperatures, and supporting operational or research applications that need high-frequency readings. Values are published automatically and may contain gaps or later corrections, while local siting conditions—including coastal exposure—can influence how well an individual station represents broader conditions.
National Environment Agency API providing minute-level relative humidity readings from weather stations across Singapore, refreshed every five minutes from November 2016 onward. Records may have gaps or later corrections because they are automatically generated. Developers and weather analysts use the station observations for near-real-time monitoring and local-condition applications.
National Environment Agency API providing precipitation readings at weather-station level across Singapore, updated every five minutes with coverage from December 2016 onward. Readings come from automated weather instruments and are published as soon as they are generated, so occasional gaps can occur and values may be corrected later. Developers building weather apps, flood-monitoring dashboards, and climate researchers use the feed for near-real-time rainfall by station, noting that local siting conditions can influence individual readings.
National Environment Agency real-time API for Singapore’s Ultraviolet Index (UVI), with coverage from March 2016. Public-health communicators, outdoor-event organisers, and weather-app developers use the feed to warn on sun exposure risk and to pair UV readings with other NEA weather services.
National Environment Agency API feed of wind speed readings from automated weather stations across Singapore, available at one-minute resolution and refreshed every five minutes with coverage from December 2016. Values represent mean wind over a ten-minute period at station level and are published automatically as the instruments generate them, so occasional gaps and later corrections are possible. Developers build live weather dashboards, sailing and outdoor-activity apps, and environmental monitoring tools on the feed. Researchers combine it with rainfall, temperature, and air-quality stations to study microclimate and local wind patterns, bearing in mind that readings can be influenced by nearby obstructions.
National Environment Agency GeoJSON of markets and food centres (hawker centres) across Singapore, with coverage from December 2014. Residents, food researchers, and urban planners map NEA-managed wet markets and cooked-food centres islandwide.
Indicative line geometry of Singapore’s park connector network from the Urban Redevelopment Authority’s SDCP planning layer, distributed in GeoJSON. Planners, cyclists, and GIS users overlay the network with parks and transport data to study green connectivity, recreational routing, and URA master-plan green infrastructure across the island.