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.
National Environment Agency GeoJSON of channels for donation, resale, and repair in Singapore, last updated 3 January 2024 and possibly outdated. Circular-economy and waste-reduction users map reuse and repair outlets; contact NEA for current information.
National Environment Agency GeoJSON of areas demarcated as No Smoking Zones (NSZ) in Singapore, last updated 1 February 2024 and possibly outdated. Public-health and urban GIS users map smoke-free precincts; contact NEA for current boundaries.
National Environment Agency GeoJSON of planned inland ash scattering garden locations in Singapore. The publisher notes the layer was last updated on 2024-03-13 and may be outdated; contact NEA for current information. Supports cemetery and memorial-services spatial planning.
National Environment Agency GeoJSON of government and private crematoria locations in Singapore. The underlying content was last updated 18 April 2020 and may be outdated; contact NEA for current facility information. Useful for funeral-service and planning overlays.
This National Environment Agency (NEA) dataset maps the locations of dedicated columbaria in Singapore, covering both government-run and private facilities that house niches for cremated remains. It is published as GeoJSON, so each columbarium is supplied as a geographic feature that can be plotted directly on web maps or loaded into GIS software such as QGIS for proximity and accessibility analysis. The data is dated 13 March 2024 and NEA notes that it may be outdated, so users should verify details with the agency before relying on it. Typical uses include after-death service planning, mapping religious and funerary amenities, and neighbourhood-level studies of Singapore's death-care infrastructure.
National Environment Agency GeoJSON layer mapping active cemeteries in Singapore, where burials are still carried out. NEA administers burial and after-death services in Singapore, and the spatial format lets users plot cemetery locations, measure catchment distances, and combine them with planning area or land use layers. The agency notes that the dataset was last updated on 13 March 2024 and may be outdated, and directs further queries to NEA. Urban planners, funeral service providers, researchers on death care and land use, and map application developers are the typical users.
National Environment Agency GeoJSON list of NEA office locations in Singapore, with coverage from August 2025. Residents and GIS users locate environmental-agency counters and regional offices for service access mapping and public-facility directories.
National Environment Agency GeoJSON of licensed funeral parlours with embalming facilities in Singapore, last updated 17 April 2020 and possibly outdated. Public health and facilities planners map parlour locations; contact NEA for current licensing information.
National Environment Agency GeoJSON of e-waste recycling locations in Singapore, last updated 2 June 2022 and possibly outdated. Residents and environmental planners map nearby e-waste drop-off points; contact NEA for current facility information.
National Environment Agency GeoJSON of after-death facilities in Singapore—government-managed crematoria, cemeteries, and columbaria—last updated 2 February 2015 and possibly outdated. Families and funeral planners should verify current locations with NEA.
National Environment Agency GeoJSON locations of waste disposal sites in Singapore, last updated 1 February 2018 and possibly outdated. Environmental planners and GIS users reference historic disposal-site geography; contact NEA for current information.
National Environment Agency GeoJSON of Public Waste Collection (PWC) sector boundaries in Singapore, dated March 2025. Waste-management planners and GIS users map licensed PWC service areas for municipal solid waste collection coverage analysis.
National Environment Agency CSV of historical two-hour weather forecasts for Singapore locations throughout 2023. Columns include date, timestamps, valid period, location name and coordinates, forecast text, and forecast code in Singapore Time (ISO 8601). Weather researchers and app developers reconstruct short-range forecast archives by area. Records may be incomplete and are not quality-controlled climate data; contact [email protected] for official climate products.
National Environment Agency archival records of two-hour weather forecasts issued across Singapore during calendar year 2024. Each row carries forecast text and codes, valid period start and end, location name with coordinates, and update timestamps in SGT (ISO 8601). Researchers building forecast verification studies or training machine-learning models can align readings with observed weather from companion NEA datasets. NEA notes the file is not quality-controlled like official climate archives; contact [email protected] for certified climate products.