AndreaBozzo/ceres-open-data-index huggingface dataset:
Slaughterhouse cattle deaths by age at death 2008

This dataset as reported to the Rural Payments Agency contains cattle that died at slaughterhouses, cattle born before 1 July 1996 which were not registered until 2000, death registrations that have passed initial cattle Tracing System validation checks, applications received for cattle born in Great Britain, death registrations between in 2008. Attribution statement: © Rural Payments Agency

Tags: Cattle Data, animal husbandry, environment
Organization: Rural Payments Agency
Slaughterhouse cattle deaths by age at death 2007

This dataset as reported to the Rural Payments Agency contains cattle that died at slaughterhouses, cattle born before 1 July 1996 which were not registered until 2000, death registrations that have passed initial cattle Tracing System validation checks, applications received for cattle born in Great Britain, death registrations in 2007 Attribution statement: © Rural Payments Agency

Tags: Cattle Data, animal husbandry, environment
Organization: Rural Payments Agency
Slaughterhouse Deaths by Age at Death 2015

This dataset as reported to the Rural Payments Agency contains cattle that died at slaughterhouses, cattle born before 1 July 1996 which were not registered until 2000, death registrations that have passed initial Cattle Tracing System validation checks, applications received for cattle born in Great Britain. Attribution statement: © Rural Payments Agency

Tags: Cattle Data, animal husbandry, environment
Organization: Rural Payments Agency
Slaughterhouse Deaths by Age at Death 2014

This dataset as reported to the Rural Payments Agency contains cattle that died at slaughterhouses, cattle born before 1 July 1996 which were not registered until 2000, death registrations that have passed initial Cattle Tracing System validation checks, applications received for cattle born in Great Britain. Attribution statement: © Rural Payments Agency

Tags: Cattle Data, animal husbandry, environment
Organization: Rural Payments Agency
Slaughterhouse Deaths by Age at Death 2012

This dataset as reported to the Rural Payments Agency contains cattle that died at slaughterhouses, cattle born before 1 July 1996 which were not registered until 2000, death registrations that have passed initial Cattle Tracing System validation checks, applications received for cattle born in Great Britain. Attribution statement: © Rural Payments Agency

Tags: Cattle Data, animal husbandry, environment
Organization: Rural Payments Agency
Registered on and off cattle movements in Great Britain during 2008 by premise type and month

This dataset contains all on and off movement types, except births, deaths, imports, exports and inferred onto slaughter, on movements to lairages and animals that have moved more than once, in Great Britain during 2008 by premise type and month as reported to the Rural Payments Agency Attribution statement: © Rural Payments Agency

Tags: Cattle Data, animal husbandry, environment
Organization: Rural Payments Agency
RPA Registered Common Land (RCL) Layer

The Registered Common Land (RCL) Layer is an Administrative Boundary dataset which shows Rural Payments Agency land mapped as Registered Common Land. The RCL layer defines the extent of all registered common boundaries within England that are claimed on for subsidies and is better aligned to Ordnance Survey MasterMap and RPA parcel boundaries.

RPA's implementation of the RCL layer has been used from 2015 onwards to support the payment of subsidies associated with commons and commons grazing rights; it is derived from the CRoW Registered Common Land dataset, and is continually updated to support payments. Attribution statement: © Crown Copyright

Tags: Administrative units, Geographical names, boundaries, environment, farming
Organization: Rural Payments Agency
RPA Parcel Points (England)

There are approximately 2.6 million agricultural land parcels in England, and the Parcel Points (England) point dataset represents the approximate centres, or centroids of these parcels. The number of agricultural parcels varies over time as fields are split or joined consequently creating new fields with new centroids. Some parcels may be sold for development and are no longer available for agricultural use, occasionally land that was previously developed may return to agriculture, e.g. disused airfields.

Parcel Points is a simple point dataset that uses the centres of agricultural parcels attributed only with the parcel reference ID.
Parcel points are categorised according to county and are available as England-wide coverage too.

Users can use the data as supplied or attach their own attributes. When viewed overlying other publicly available data, e.g. satellite imagery (Google earth), OS open data, OpenStreetMap, etc. that may feature agricultural land the points provide a useful reference point to identify the approximate centre of agricultural parcels.

Parcel Points uses the Open Government Licence v3.0 as used by other publicly accessible data on the Defra Data Services Platform and will be updated every 6 months.

Coverage will be for agricultural land parcels in England only.

Users should be aware that client-side constraints associated WFS and OGC API, such as maximum feature limits, may affect the loading and display of parcel points. Parcel Points WMS are not affected to the same extent. Attribution statement: © Rural Payments Agency

Tags: Cadastral parcels, environment, farming, land use
Organization: Rural Payments Agency
RPA Crop Map of England features and events Ground Observation Points 2024

The RPA Ground Observation Points (GOP) is a point dataset, that represents the location of observations made by surveyors in a sample of parcels and records the land cover according to set criteria. Over 11,000 locations were visited to assess the accuracy and maintain the quality of features in Crop map of England (CROME). In 2024, observations contain evidence of mowing and harvest events on grassland and arable lands respectively. The GOP dataset has been maintained by RPA Geospatial Services since 2015. 
Ground observation points are randomly distributed within 32 zones across England. RPA's GOP data collection policies now enables annual visit to the same locations and as such GOPs are mostly fixed with yearly updates to capture the operational needs of RPA. This could enable long-term monitoring of land use and help with training deep learning models.  
The field surveys are carried out on RPA’s behalf by a contractor Cyient Europe Ltd.
In previous years they have been acquired for both Control with Remote Sensing (CwRS) and for Commons Eligibility Mapping programmes that have been completed during the year.
The points are attributed with: i) Parcel reference ID (as with RPA Parcel Points) ii) Crop or land cover observed to be / have been growing at that location iii) Farm / land management practices (Events) at that location iv) Date of observation v) Description of observation vi) Confirmation technique in current year vii) Confidence of observation and viii) Whether observations were made by RPA or an external client. 
There are no publicly available supporting photographs in this version.
The Crop Map of England (CROME) is publicly available and has historically been used as part of CwRS for BPS.
It is intended that releasing the ground observations would benefit research in automation, machine learning, and national food production system.
RPA’s GOP use the Open Government Licence v3.0 as used by other publicly accessible data on the Defra Data Services Platform and would be updated approximately every year. Attribution statement: © Rural Payments Agency copyright and/or database right 2024. All rights reserved. 

Tags: Ground truth, Land use, RPA crop map, environment, farming, ground observation, land cover, land use classification, location
Organization: Rural Payments Agency
RPA Crop Map of England (CROME) Ground Observation Points (GOP) - Full

The RPA CROME GOP is a simple point dataset, that marks the location of observations made by surveyors in a sample of parcels and records the land cover according to set criteria. It has been maintained by RPA Geospatial Services since 2015. 
RPA currently collects ground observation data from the following source:
•	Agricultural parcels eligible for the Control with Remote Sensing (CwRS) element of the Basic Payment Scheme (BPS), and that fall within zones selected for monitoring claims. The locations and size of these zones vary from year to year. 
The field surveys for are carried out on RPA’s behalf by Cyient Europe Ltd.
They have been acquired for both Control with Remote Sensing (CwRS) and for Commons Eligibility Mapping programmes that have been completed during the year.
The points are attributed with:
•	Parcel reference ID (as with RPA Parcel Points)
•	Crop or land cover observed to be / have been growing at that location
•	Date of observation
•	Whether observations were made by RPA or an external surveyor
•	Any additional comments
Two versions will be made available: one with photos of the land cover attached  (RPA_CROME_GOP_2023_FULL) and the other with them removed (RPA_CROME_GOP_2023_Basic).  
The data for the CwRS programme is used in the production of the Crop Map of England (CROME) which is publicly available and has historically been used as part of CwRS for the Basic Payment Scheme (BPS).
It is intended that releasing the ground observations would benefit research in automation, machine learning, and our national food production.
RPA’s GOP use the Open Government Licence v3.0 as used by other publicly accessible data on the Defra Data Services Platform and will be updated approximately every year, subject to the continuation of current policies.
 Attribution statement: © Rural Payments Agency copyright and/or database right 2023. All rights reserved. 

Tags: Ground truth, Land cover, Land use, earth science, environment, farming, ground observation, land cover, land use classification, location
Organization: Rural Payments Agency
RPA Crop Map of England (CROME) Ground Observation Points (GOP) - Basic

The RPA CROME GOP is a simple point dataset, that marks the location of observations made by surveyors in a sample of parcels and records the land cover according to set criteria. It has been maintained by RPA Geospatial Services since 2015. 
RPA currently collects ground observation data from the following source:
•	Agricultural parcels eligible for the Control with Remote Sensing (CwRS) element of the Basic Payment Scheme (BPS), and that fall within zones selected for monitoring claims. The locations and size of these zones vary from year to year. 
The field surveys for are carried out on RPA’s behalf by Cyient Europe Ltd.
They have been acquired for both Control with Remote Sensing (CwRS) and for Commons Eligibility Mapping programmes that have been completed during the year.
The points are attributed with:
•	Parcel reference ID (as with RPA Parcel Points)
•	Crop or land cover observed to be / have been growing at that location
•	Date of observation
•	Whether observations were made by RPA or an external surveyor
•	Any additional comments
Two versions will be made available: one with photos of the land cover attached  (RPA_CROME_GOP_2023_FULL) and the other with them removed (RPA_CROME_GOP_2023_Basic).  
The data for the CwRS programme is used in the production of the Crop Map of England (CROME) which is publicly available and has historically been used as part of CwRS for the Basic Payment Scheme (BPS).
It is intended that releasing the ground observations would benefit research in automation, machine learning, and our national food production.
RPA’s GOP use the Open Government Licence v3.0 as used by other publicly accessible data on the Defra Data Services Platform and would be updated approximately every year, subject to the continuation of current policies.
 Attribution statement: © Rural Payments Agency copyright and/or database right 2023. All rights reserved. 

Tags: Ground truth, Land cover, Land use, earth science, environment, farming, ground observation, land cover, land use classification, location
Organization: Rural Payments Agency
RPA Commons Ground Observation Points (GOP) 2023 - Full

The RPA Commons GOP is a simple point dataset, that marks the location of observations made by surveyors in a sample of parcels and records the land cover according to set criteria. It has been maintained by RPA Geospatial Services since 2015. 
RPA currently collects ground observation data from the following source:
•	Common land parcels eligible for the Control with Remote Sensing (CwRS) element of the Basic Payment Scheme (BPS), and that fall within zones selected for monitoring claims. The locations and size of these zones vary from year to year. 
The field surveys for are carried out on RPA’s behalf by Cyient Europe Ltd.
They have been acquired for both Control with Remote Sensing (CwRS) and for Commons Eligibility Mapping programmes that have been completed during the year.
The points are attributed with:
•	Parcel reference ID (as with RPA Parcel Points)
•	Crop or land cover observed to be / have been growing at that location
•	Date of observation
•	Whether observations were made by RPA or an external surveyor
•	Any additional comments
Two versions will be made available: one with photos of the land cover attached  (RPA_Commons_GOP_2023_FULL) and the other with them removed (RPA_Commons_GOP_2023_Basic).  
The data for the Commons Eligibility Mapping programmes is part of CwRS programme.
It is intended that releasing the ground observations would benefit research in automation, machine learning, and our national food production.
RPA’s GOP use the Open Government Licence v3.0 as used by other publicly accessible data on the Defra Data Services Platform and will be updated approximately every year, subject to the continuation of current policies.
 Attribution statement: © Rural Payments Agency copyright and/or database right 2023. All rights reserved. 

Tags: Ground truth, Land cover, Land use, earth science, environment, farming, ground observation, land cover, land use, land use classification, location
Organization: Rural Payments Agency
RPA Commons Ground Observation Points (GOP) 2023 - Basic

The RPA Commons GOP is a simple point dataset, that marks the location of observations made by surveyors in a sample of parcels and records the land cover according to set criteria. It has been maintained by RPA Geospatial Services since 2015. 
RPA currently collects ground observation data from the following source:
•	Common land parcels eligible for the Control with Remote Sensing (CwRS) element of the Basic Payment Scheme (BPS), and that fall within zones selected for monitoring claims. The locations and size of these zones vary from year to year. 
The field surveys for are carried out on RPA’s behalf by Cyient Europe Ltd.
They have been acquired for both Control with Remote Sensing (CwRS) and for Commons Eligibility Mapping programmes that have been completed during the year.
The points are attributed with:
•	Parcel reference ID (as with RPA Parcel Points)
•	Crop or land cover observed to be / have been growing at that location
•	Date of observation
•	Whether observations were made by RPA or an external surveyor
•	Any additional comments
Two versions will be made available: one with photos of the land cover attached  (RPA_Commons_GOP_2023_FULL) and the other with them removed (RPA_Commons_GOP_2023_Basic).  
The data for the Commons Eligibility Mapping programmes is part of CwRS programme.
It is intended that releasing the ground observations would benefit research in automation, machine learning, and our national food production.
RPA’s GOP use the Open Government Licence v3.0 as used by other publicly accessible data on the Defra Data Services Platform and will be updated approximately every year, subject to the continuation of current policies.
 Attribution statement: © Rural Payments Agency copyright and/or database right 2023. All rights reserved. 

Tags: Ground truth, Land cover, Land use, earth science, environment, farming, ground observation, land cover, land use, land use classification, location
Organization: Rural Payments Agency
Number of farms per country and county on 1 January 1998 to 2013

This dataset as reported to the Rural Payments Agency contains data prior to 01/01/2005 is not a complete picture of open farms on the Cattle Tracing System.  The Cattle Tracing System. was set up in 1998 when keeper holding data was downloaded from Animal Health Systems.  This contained details for cattle and other species (e.g. sheep, goats, pigs etc.).  Over the years, several data cleanse exercises have taken place to remove non cattle holdings and to correct any data inaccuracies. Attribution statement: © Rural Payments Agency

Tags: Cattle Data, animal husbandry, environment
Organization: Rural Payments Agency
Number of dairy cattle Great Britain in groups of herd size as at November 2012

This dataset as reported to the Rural Payments Agency contains information on the number of dairy cattle Great Britain in Groups of herd size, cattle born or imported into Great Britain, calves dead on registration, cattle born before 1 July 1996 and were from September 2000, registered cattle,movements,deaths that are being amended on Cattle Tracing System. Attribution statement: © Rural Payments Agency

Tags: Cattle Data, animal husbandry, environment
Organization: Rural Payments Agency
Non-dairy female cattle population in Great Britain by county aged 2 and over as at 31 December 2008

This dataset as reported to the Rural Payments Agency contains a list of non-dairy female cattle population born in or imported in Great Britain which are currently located in Great Britain, aged 2 and over as at 31 December 2008 Attribution statement: © Rural Payments Agency

Tags: Cattle Data, animal husbandry, environment
Organization: Rural Payments Agency
Net Milk Quota by county 2003 to 2004

This dataset as reported to the Rural Payments Agency contains net milk quota by county 2003 to 2004. Note: these statistics have been re-created using the current county for each quota holder on the register. As a result, the figures can not be guaranteed to be completely accurate. Differences will only occur where a farmer has moved from one county to another since 2003/04. Attribution statement: © Rural Payments Agency

Tags: Milk Quota, animal husbandry, environment
Organization: Rural Payments Agency
Net Milk Quota by county 2002 to 2003

This dataset as reported to the Rural Payments Agency contains net milk quota by county 2002 to 2003. Note: these statistics have been re-created using the current county for each quota holder on the register. As a result, the figures can not be guaranteed to be completely accurate. Differences will only occur where a farmer has moved from one county to another since 2002/03. Attribution statement: © Rural Payments Agency

Tags: Milk Quota, animal husbandry, environment
Organization: Rural Payments Agency
Net Milk Quota by county 2000 to 2001

This dataset as reported to the Rural Payments Agency contains net milk quota by county 2000 to 2001. note: these statistics have been re-created using the current county for each quota holder on the register. As a result, the figures can not be guaranteed to be completely accurate. Differences will only occur where a farmer has moved from one county to another since 2000/01. Attribution statement: © Rural Payments Agency

Tags: Milk Quota, animal husbandry, environment
Organization: Rural Payments Agency
Net Milk Quota by county 1998 to 1999

This dataset as reported to the Rural Payments Agency contains net milk quota by county 1998 to 1999.note: these statistics have been re-created using the current county for each quota holder on the register. As a result, the figures can not be guaranteed to be completely accurate. Differences will occur where a farmer has moved from one county to another since 1997/98. Attribution statement: © Rural Payments Agency

Tags: Milk Quota, animal husbandry, environment
Organization: Rural Payments Agency
Net Milk Quota by county 1997 to 1998

This dataset as reported to the Rural Payments Agency contains net milk quota by county 1997 to 1998. note: these statistics have been re-created using the current county for each quota holder on the register. As a result, the figures can not be guaranteed to be completely accurate. Differences will occur where a farmer has moved from one county to another since 1997/98. Attribution statement: © Rural Payments Agency

Tags: Milk Quota, animal husbandry, environment
Organization: Rural Payments Agency
Local bus passenger journeys originating in the authority area (excluding P&R) (LI 3 a) - (2009 baseline: 10,832,614)

Local bus passenger journeys originating in the authority area (excluding P&R) (LI 3 a) - (2009 baseline: 10,832,614)

*Please note that data for the previous calendar year is provisional until it gets validated by DfT, which normally takes place in September. In addition, quarterly figures within this dataset for before the start of 2019/20 are Year To Date (YTD).


Organization: City of York Council
Milk Quota confiscation figures 1994 to 2007

This dataset as reported to the Rural Payments Agency contains milk quota confiscation figures 1994 to 2007. Restoration figures relate to the quota year in which the quota was restored, rather than to the year in which the quota had been confiscated. Attribution statement: © Rural Payments Agency

Tags: Milk Quota, animal husbandry, environment
Organization: Rural Payments Agency
Milk Quota confiscation figures 1994 to 2009

This dataset as reported to the Rural Payments Agency contains Milk Quota confiscation figures 1994 to 2009. Restoration figures relate to the quota year in which the quota was restored, rather than to the year in which the quota had been confiscated. Attribution statement: © Rural Payments Agency

Tags: Milk Quota, animal husbandry, environment
Organization: Rural Payments Agency
Milk Quota confiscation figures 1994 to 2010

This dataset as reported to the Rural Payments Agency contains Milk Quota confiscation figures 1994 to 2010. restoration figures relate to the quota year in which the quota was restored, rather than to the year in which the quota had been confiscated. Attribution statement: © Rural Payments Agency

Tags: Milk Quota, animal husbandry, environment
Organization: Rural Payments Agency
Milk Quota confiscation figures 1994 to 2012

This dataset as reported to the Rural Payments Agency contains Milk Quota confiscation figures 1994 to 2012. Restoration figures relate to the quota year in which the quota was restored, rather than to the year in which the quota had been confiscated. Attribution statement: © Rural Payments Agency

Tags: Milk Quota, animal husbandry, environment
Organization: Rural Payments Agency
Milk Quota Purchaser and Direct Seller Numbers 1994 to 1995 to 2014 to 2015

This dataset as reported to the Rural Payments Agency contains Milk Quota purchaser and direct seller numbers 1994 to 1995 to 2014 to 2015 Attribution statement: © Rural Payments Agency

Tags: Milk Quota, animal husbandry, environment
Organization: Rural Payments Agency
Imports by country of export and age 2006 to 2009

This dataset as reported to the Rural Payments Agency contains a list of imports by country of export and age from 2006 to 2009, the 2009 imports are higher than previous years due to an increase in demand for female dairy cattle in Great Britain Attribution statement: © Rural Payments Agency

Tags: Cattle Data, animal husbandry, environment
Organization: Rural Payments Agency
Cattle Born in Wales Slaughtered in England or Scotland 2010

This dataset as reported to the Rural Payments Agency contains applications that have passed Cattle Tracing System validation checks, cattle slaughtered at a slaughterhouse in England or Scotland during 2011, all applications received for animals born in Wales, dairy and non dairy animals. Attribution statement: © Rural Payments Agency

Tags: Cattle Data, animal husbandry, environment
Organization: Rural Payments Agency