AndreaBozzo/ceres-open-data-index huggingface dataset:
Section 3 – Mountain, Moor and Heath

Defined Section 3 – Mountain, Moor and Heath areas in Snowdonia National Park, the limit of each mountain, moor and heath area is recorded as a polygon.

Section 3 of the Wildlife and Countryside (Amendment) Act 1985 placed a responsibility on each of the National Parks of England and Wales to prepare a map showing those areas of mountain, moor, heath, woodland, down, cliff or foreshore, the natural beauty of which the Authority considers it is particularly important to conserve.

The map gives an overall impression of the distribution of mountain, moor and heath and those areas which are considered particularly important to retain. The conservation and enhancement of the natural beauty of the mountains and moorlands is central to the National Park purposes.

Upon accessing this Licensed Data you will be deemed to have accepted the terms of the Public Sector End User Licence - INSPIRE.

Organization: Snowdonia National Park Authority
Section 3 - Coastal Areas

Defined Section 3 – Coastal areas in Snowdonia National Park, the limit of each coastal area is recorded as a polygon.

Section 3 of the Wildlife and Countryside (Amendment) Act 1985 placed a responsibility on each of the National Parks of England and Wales to prepare a map showing those areas of mountain, moor, heath, woodland, down, cliff or foreshore, the natural beauty of which the Authority considers it is particularly important to conserve.

The map gives an overall impression of the distribution of coastal habitats which are considered particularly important to retain. The conservation and enhancement of the coastline is central to the National Park purposes. The boundary of Snowdonia National Park corresponds with the High Water Mark but for the purposes of this exercise all coastal and inter-tidal areas have been considered for inclusion of in the map whether they are within or immediately adjacent to the Park area.

Upon accessing this Licensed Data you will be deemed to have accepted the terms of the Public Sector End User Licence - INSPIRE.

Organization: Snowdonia National Park Authority
Integrated Site Assessment Species Records

Integrated Site Assessments are carried out by Natural England staff to assess the condition of notified features on Sites of Special Scientific Interest, and Indicators of Success on Higher Level Stewardship agri-environment schemes. The ISA process integrates surveys for both purposes, so where they co-occur they are usually recorded together. Individual surveys include the recording of a variety of species within SSSI Units and/or Rural Land Register Parcels, as well as other non-biotic measurements such as vegetation structure, which together are used in the assessment of SSSI feature condition, Indicators of Success, or both. Species records are associated with the SSSI units and/or RLR Parcels containing the list of features which are the subject of each part of the ISA survey, so survey 'feature lists' are used to define discrete geographic areas within which the species were recorded. Precise BNG grid references, or eastings and northings, are not recorded for individual species, and the precise extent of the features (usually semi-natual habitats) within the SSSI units and/or RLR parcels is unknown. Each species record is provided with additional attribute information including the list of features assessed, the variable and summary value. Species recorded are mostly vascular plants, often because they are used within ISAs to indicate good or poor habitat condition. Only species that were actually seen are included - there are no 'absence' records.
Attribution statement: © Natural England copyright. Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right [year].

Organization: Natural England
Sandwell MBC Continuous Air Quality Assessment -Annual Mean Pollutant Concentrations

Location of sites where air quality monitoring has been undertaken and the annual mean concentration for a range of pollutants has been calculated by Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council.  The Council has a duty under the Environment Act 1995 to review and assess air quality within it's borough.  In order to fulfil its obligations, Sandwell Council maintains a network of automatic and non-automatic air quality monitoring sites which measure key air pollutant concentrations.  Monitoring is currently undertaken for nitrogen dioxide, particulate matter, sulphur dioxide and ozone. The monitoring data presented has been fully ratified and annual mean concentrations compared to the National Air Quality Objectives in order to determine exceedances.  Where available, annual mean concentrations are presented for previous years.

Organization: Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council
Common Land

Approximately 8.4% of Wales is covered by registered common land (Tir Comin) amounting to around 175,000 hectares.  Within the Borough commons covering 35.97 square kilometres constitute 12.96% of the land area.  Several commons straddle local authority boundaries and are shared with Torfaen, Blaenau Gwent, Rhondda Cynon Taf and Merthyr Tudful.  Grazing rights for sheep, cattle and horses have been registered.

Organization: Caerphilly County Borough Council
VOA Non domestic rating - addresses, floor areas, characteristics and attributes of properties

Non-Domestic Rating data, including addresses, floor areas, characteristics and attributes of properties. Property attribute and transactions data underpin the information base necessary for the VOA to value properties correctly for property tax (Non-Domestic Rates and Council Tax) and for valuation work carried out for other public sector clients (e.g. Inheritance Tax and Capital Gains Tax). By statute non-domestic properties are revalued every 5 years and then appeals and material changes of circumstances are dealt with thereafter.  There is no single source of information and the valuation process involves bringing together various data sources. However the Form of Return is a key compenent to allow VOA to establish a fair market rent for properties, which is the basis of rating assessments. Updated: Continuously as and when properties are built, altered or removed and when occupations are re-organised

Organization: Valuation Office Agency
VOA Council Tax - addresses, characteristics and attributes of properties

Council Tax database, including addresses, characteristics and attributes of properties. Property attribute and transactions data underpin the information base necessary for the VOA to value properties correctly for property tax (Non-Domestic Rates and Council Tax) and for valuation work carried out for other public sector clients (e.g. Inheritance Tax and Capital Gains Tax). By statute non-domestic properties are revalued every 5 years and then appeals and material changes of circumstances are dealt with thereafter.  There is no single source of information and the valuation process involves bringing together various data sources. However the Form of Return is a key compenent to allow VOA to establish a fair market rent for properties, which is the basis of rating assessments. Updated: Continuously as and when properties are built, altered or removed and when occupations are re-organised

Organization: Valuation Office Agency
Households Below Average Income dataset

Households Below Average Income anonymised UK Data Archive End User Licence. The data is used to produce the latest annual estimates of the percentage of children, working-age adults and pensioners living in relative and absolute low income, together with statistics on children living in combined low income and material deprivation, and pensioners living in material deprivation, in 2011/12. Historic data are available.
For general information :
https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/department-for-work-pensions/series/households-below-average-income-hbai--2

Organization: Department for Work and Pensions
Rail Timetables

This timetable data is updated on a weekly basis and contains all national rail passenger train services, associated shipping and bus links, as well as reference data to support timetable enquiry systems. It does not include real time train running information.

This service is free to users who register and accept the licence agreement. RSP reserve the right to charge for this timetable data and any other data that may be offered through this website in the future.

When you register for the data download service you must agree to the licence terms. RSP require that you confirm these licence terms annually or when the terms are changed. This means you may need to accept the licence terms again when you log in.

Licence restrictions: CC-BY-2.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/uk/legalcode  The timetable data from this website can only be used for your own business purposes, which may include providing your end users with timetable information and / or generating timetable results for your end users. 

Organization: Association of Train Operating Companies
Listed Buildings

This is a building that has been identified by the Secretary of State as being of "special architectural or historic interest" and as such is worthy of special protection. Listed buildings are graded according to their relative importance. Grade I buildings are of outstanding architectural or historic interest, and are of national importance. Grade II listed buildings are of special interest, and the majority fall into this group. This grade has a sub-group, known as Grade II*, which is given to buildings that have some extra merit, such as an outstanding interior. Despite this grading, it should be noted that the statutory controls are the same to all grades of listed buildings.

Organization: Dover District Council
Precipitation Forecast Map Layer

A forecast map layer covering the UK showing precipitation. Precipitation is any product of the condensation of atmospheric water vapour that falls under gravity. The main forms of precipitation include drizzle, rain, sleet, snow and hail. Single tile map layer images are provided three hourly from T+0 to T+36. The map layer is provided without a map, the boundary box for this image is 48 to 61 degrees north and 12 degrees west to 5 degrees east. The image layers are currently made available in a Mercator projection, it is the same projection used by Bing maps, OpenStreetMap, Google maps, MapQuest, Yahoo maps, and others.

Organization: Met Office
Audit Trail Analysis Service 2

Audit Trail Analysis Service 2 (ATAS2) will be used by many DWP business systems for the storage of audit trail data and for making that data available for interrogation. The ATAS systems can detect sequences of events indicating suspicious activities, such as fraud or other misuse, which could lead to wrongful or inaccurate payments. ATAS can also help achieve increased accuracy levels through the detection of incorrectness, discovery of bad practices or details of claims registered i.e. number registered in a period, validation of clearance times or highlighting peaks and troughs.
When a user accesses a Departmental IT system to perform a transaction they leave a 'footprint' in the form of an electronic audit record. This reveals:
Who they are
Where they went and
What they did.
When they did it
These 'footprints' provide ATAS with an audit trail. This is an electronic record, which can be requested and interpreted by those with the knowledge to read these audit records. It should be noted that some Departmental systems provide more extensive audit feeds than others.

Organization: Department for Work and Pensions
St John's Lake intertidal biotope map (Tamar estuary, Plymouth)

This dataset is a biotope map of the intertidal zone of St John's Lake, Plymouth Sound. This map was produced as a result of a broad scale mapping survey of Plymouth Sound carried out in July 1996. A data review was also carried out in this study. Mapping was carried out using acoustic techniques, validated by dive and remote survey. Predictive maps of biotopes were prepared with GIS.

Organization: Natural England
Ships' Routeing Measures View Service

This Web Map Service publishes polygons depicting the Traffic Separation Schemes and Deep Water Routes around the UK and in the southern North Sea.  The coordinates of the Traffic Separation Schemes are approved by the Maritime and Coastguard Agency, who are the UK National Competent Authority. All but one of the Schemes have also been approved by the International Maritime Organisation. The coordinates are used to depict the schemes on UK Hydrographic Office navigational charts at various scales.

Organization: United Kingdom Hydrographic Office
SDNPA - Landscape Character Assessment

The SDNPA Landscape Character Assessment was originally prepared for the South Downs Joint Committee, in partnership with the Countryside Agency, English Heritage, Hampshire County Council, West Sussex County Council and East Hampshire District Council by Land Use Consultants

The interaction of physical, historic, natural and social and economic processes,
have in combination created the unique and distinctive character of the South Downs. It is a very complex and landscape with significant local variation and contrast. The great diversity is recognised in the identification of a very large number of landscape types (18). Each of these landscape types has a distinct and relatively homogenous character with similar physical and cultural attributes, including geology, landform, land cover and historic evolution. The landscape types are further subdivided into component landscape character areas. The character areas are discrete geographic areas that possess the common characteristics described for the landscape type. Each character area has a distinct and recognisable local identity.

Organization: South Downs National Park Authority
SDNPA Conservation Areas

Local authorities (including National Park Authorities) have the power to designate conservation areas in any area of 'special architectural or historic interest' whose character or appearance is worth protecting or enhancing. This 'specialness' is judged against local and regional criteria, rather than national importance as is the case with listing. The special character of these areas does not come from the quality of their buildings alone. The historic layout of roads, paths and boundaries; characteristic building and paving materials; a particular 'mix' of building uses; public and private spaces, such as gardens, parks and greens; and trees and street furniture, which contribute to particular views - all these and more make up the familiar local scene. Conservation areas give broader protection than listing individual buildings: all the features, listed or otherwise, within the area, are recognised as part of its character. The first conservation areas were created in 1967, and there are now over 8000 conservation areas in England. This dataset is used as a planning constraint.

Organization: South Downs National Park Authority
Green Belt

Dataset showing the extent of Green Belt land in Knowsley Borough Council as defined in the Knowsley Replacement Unitary Development Plan adopted June 2006. The unitary development plan (UDP) is a statutory document that sets out the council's planning policies that are used to guide development, conservation, regeneration and environmental improvement activity in Knowsley.

Upon accessing this licensed data you will be deemed to have accepted the terms of the Public Sector End User Licence - INSPIRE

Organization: Knowsley Borough Council
Post 16 Participation  NEET

Local Authorities are required to track young peoples participation in education and training enabling those who are not in education, employment or training to be identified.  They record the current activity of 16 to 18 year olds on a local database which must meet the Client Caseload Information System specification published by the Department each year. Data can be broken down by local authority, gender, age, disability, ethnic group and characteristics such as teenage parents.
Individual  level information is aggregated and published on the Departments website both as administrative data and official statistics.  More detailed breakdowns of aggregated data are shared with local authorities for benchmarking purposes and used by the department for policy development.


Organization: Department for Education
UK 3-hourly Site-Specific Forecast

Site specific forecasts for over 5,000 sites in the UK, including airports, major landmarks and beaches.
					
					Forecast weather data
					
					Each site has the following weather forecast data available for it in 3 hourly intervals out to 5 days:
					Wind direction (16 point compass) 
					Wind speed (mph) 
					Screen temperature (degrees Celsius) 
					Weather Type (weather ID) 
					Visibility (code) 
					Screen relative humidity (%) 
					Wind gust (mph) 
					Feels like temperature (degrees Celsius) 
					UV Index (code) 
					Precipitation Probability (%)

Organization: Met Office
No Cold Calling Zones

A no cold calling zone is a designated area where the resident community declare they no longer wish to accept traders calling at their home without an appointment. The zone is designated via the installation of signs at the entrance and exit to the zone. The zones are a group of dwellings often in a sheltered housing scheme. The data is recorded as a polygon, is valid for as long as the no cold calling zone exists (reviewed annually) and is unrestricted. The polygon is produced within the Norfolk Mapping Browser by JSL from postcode data supplied when the NCCZ is set up by the Trading Standards Officer. The data is made available on the web so that Traders or any other interested party can see the extent of No Cold Calling Zones

Organization: Norfolk County Council
Tree Preservation Orders

This dataset identifies the Tree Preservation Orders in the Borough of Watford. It contains orders served on individual trees, groups of trees, areas of trees or woodlands. A Tree Preservation Order (TPO) is an order made by the local planning authority (LPA) in respect of trees or woodlands. The principal effect of a TPO is to prohibit the: cutting down, uprooting, topping, lopping, wilful damage, or wilful destruction of trees without the LPA's consent. They are used to protect trees and woodlands if their removal or changes to them would have a significant impact on the local environment and its enjoyment by the public. As the LPA, Watford Borough Council has powers under provisions in the 1990 Town and Country Planning Act and the Town and Country Planning (Tree Preservation)(England) Regulations 2012, to make Tree Preservation Orders. The Law requires that written consent must be given by the Local Planning Authority before any work to a protected tree is undertaken. In addition to TPO controls trees which are a within Conservation Area have similar protection and a notice of intended work needs to be submitted to the Local Planning Authority before undertaking work to them.

Organization: Watford Borough Council
Sandwell MBC Smoke Control Area

Location of designated Smoke Control Areas within Sandwell Metropolitan Borough. The Clean Air Act 1993 consolidated two earlier acts which gave Local Authorities the power to control emissions of dark smoke, grit, dust and fumes from industrial premises and furnaces and to declare "smoke control areas" where emissions of smoke from domestic properties are banned. Under the Clean Air Act local authorities may declare the whole or parts of the district as a smoke control area in order to protect human health. Where smoke control areas exist, the authorised use of designated smokeless fuels or exempt applicances is applicable. Sandwell MBC has designated 54 individual Smoke Control Areas.

Organization: Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council
UK Hourly Site Specific Observations

Hourly observations for the last 24 hours for approximately 140 locations across the UK.
					
					It should be noted that not all sites provide all of the parameters that are shown below, where a parameter is not available no data is returned. Please see the tutorial for more information.
					1.Wind direction (16 point compass) 
					2.Wind speed (mph) 
					3.Wind gust (mph) 
					4.Screen temperature (degrees celcius) 
					5.Weather Type ( code) 
					6.Visibility (m) 
					7.Pressure (hPa) 
					
					Hourly observation reports as recorded in real time by the Met Office UK Monitoring System. It should be noted that sites will only report parameters based on the instrumentation installed at each site and we only make available those parameters published on the Met Office website. Observations are subject to final quality control by the Met Office after publication by DataPoint. The QC process can take up to six months to be completed and therefore any changes made will not be retrospectively applied to this dataset.

Organization: Met Office
Norfolk County Council Property

The property interests of Norfolk County Council are represented as polygons, points and lines. Each site has an identifier (UPRN) which provides a unique link to further detail of NCC property database held on the NPS Connect2 property database. The data and information are static information updated periodically. Up to date information should be obtained before being used. The sites represent land or buildings or services being provided from a privately owned asset e.g. church schools. Further information can be provided from the data supplier.

Organization: Norfolk County Council
Last 24hrs Marine Observations

This data includes observations from buoys, light vessels and coastal stations around the UK and within UK waters.
					
					Observation parameters reported include:
					Present weather (code) 
					Air Temp (degrees C) 
					Dew Pt Temp (degrees C) 
					Sea Temp (degrees C) 
					Humidity (%) 
					Wind Speed (knots) 
					Wind direction (degrees) 
					Visibility (nautical miles) 
					Pressure (hPA) 
					Wave Height (metres) 
					Wave period (seconds)
					
					Note: not all parameters are available for all locations.

Organization: Met Office
Children Looked After Data

Data on children looked after by local authorities in England is collected via annual returns known as the SSDA903 return from English local authorities.  Data are collected at individual child level on those who are in care at 31 March each year, those who start or cease to be looked after including those adopted from care during the year ending 31 March, and for those who have recently left care, information as to their activity and accommodation on their 19th birthday is also collected.  Characteristics of these children are collected including date of birth, gender, ethnicity, category of need, type of placement and legal status.
The child level records are linked together across years to form a longitudinal database and each year, local authorities are able to amend data they have returned for previous years to reflect any changes or new information.
The SSDA903 data collection has existed in its current form since 2004. Prior to this it was made up of a series of separate returns, and from 1998-2003 there was a one-third sample collection as well as an aggregate return.


Organization: Department for Education
Tree Preservation Orders

Tree Preservation Orders (TPO) in Southampton. A TPO gives legal protection against a tree being cut down, topped, lopped, uprooted, willfully damaged or willfully destroyed. It is an offence to cut down any part of a tree including the roots which is the subject of a TPO without first obtaining consent from the Local Planning Authority. The information within these map layers is indicative only. If you are intending to carry out any works to trees then you should contact the trees team first on 023 8083 3005 or email trees@southampton.gov.uk to confirm the protection status of the tree/s, if you do not then you risk prosecution if the tree is protected.

Organization: Southampton City Council