AndreaBozzo/ceres-open-data-index huggingface dataset:
Opticomm Pty Ltd - Anticipatory Notice- Multiple - 4 Feb 2025 (Partly Declared 15 April 2026)

Opticomm Pty Ltd - Anticipatory Notice-given on 4 Feb 2025 Ref ED25/13227 for 20 project areas 
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**Project Area	Service Area Identifier	Estimated Completion Date	Formatted address	Latlong	ID	Contract Signed**

1) Bingara Gorge	BING	30/06/2036	QMHQ+9Q Wilton NSW	"-34.221604,150.677528"	**12**	8/08/2018 *Declared 4/2/25*

2) Bingara Gorge-S South	BING	30/06/2036	QMHQ+9Q Wilton NSW "-34.2227096,150.6868412"	**12**	8/08/2018 **Declared 4/2/25**

3) Bingara Gorge-S East	BING	30/06/2036	QMHQ+9Q Wilton NSW "-34.216912,150.697434"	**12**	8/08/2018 **Declared 4/2/25**

4) Bingara Gorge- S4A	BING	30/06/2036	QMHQ+9Q Wilton NSW	"-34.2301789,150.6955045"	**12**	8/08/2018 *Declared 4/2/25*

5) Weemala at the Lake	WEMA	30/06/2036	1 First St, Boolaroo NSW 2284 "-32.9458549,151.6324866"	**85**27/02/2018

6) Weemala at the Lake-S1A-1B-1C- 1D-1E-1F	WEMA	30/06/2036	1 First St, Boolaroo NSW 2284	"-32.9522779, 151.6300280"	**85**	27/02/2018 *Declared 4/2/25*

7) Oran Park-ST6S2	ORPK	1/05/2034	Suite 3.01/90 Podium Wy, Oran Park NSW 2570	"-34.013421, 150.731026"	**317**	15/08/2018 **Declared 4/2/25**

8) Oran Park	ORPK	1/05/2034	Suite 3.01/90 Podium Wy, Oran Park NSW 2570	"-33.9949195,
150.7387426"	**317**	15/08/2018 *Declared 4/2/25*

9) Oran Park- SL7291	ORPK	1/05/2034	Suite 3.01/90 Podium Wy, Oran Park NSW 2570	"-33.9947709, 150.7474528"	**317**	15/08/2018 *Declared 4/2/25*

10) Oran Park-L7288	ORPK	1/05/2034	Suite 3.01/90 Podium Wy, Oran Park NSW 2570	"-33.9932370, 150.7475430"	**317**	15/08/2018 *Declared 4/2/25*

11) Oran Park-ST27- A-S5&6	ORPK	1/05/2034	Suite 3.01/90 Podium Wy, Oran Park NSW 2570	"-33.9954225, 150.7485355" **317** 15/08/2018 *Declared 4/2/25*

12) Cypress Lane	JBCL	4/12/2027	"5 Cypress Ln, Torquay VIC 3228"	"-38.316449, 144.317563"	**821**	11/12/2024  *Declared 4/2/25*

13) Lincoln Place Eden Sub Division	LED2	30/06/2036	43 Hopkins St, Eden NSW 2551	"-37.043737, 149.896635"	**822**	28/03/2022 

14) Lincoln Place Mudgee	LIMU	31/12/2026	38 Spring Flat Rd, Spring Flat NSW 2850	"-32.617340, 149.603280"	**823**	5/04/2022 Declared 4/2/25

15) 328-336 Liverpool Rd Ashfield	LIAS	30/06/2036	328-336 Liverpool Road Ashfield NSW 2131"-33.888216, 151.120662"	**824**	29/03/2022 *Declared 18 August 2025*

16) Cunningham Drive North Coomera	CDNC	1/02/2026	70 George Alexander Way Coomera QLD 4209	"-27.836455,153.323488"	**825**	22/01/2025 **Declared 15 April 2026**

17) Walloon Estate	WLON	30/06/2036	"176 Raysource Road Haigslea QLD 4306"	"-27.587347,152.645881"	**826**	15/05/2021

18) St Germain LLC	SLSG	28/02/2025	215S St Germain Boulevard Clyde North VIC 3978	"-38.0946813, 145.3689269"	**827**	16/02/2023

19) Morphettville Redevelopment	MORP	30/06/2036	17 Barham Ave, Morphettville SA 5043	"-34.9852614,138.5446722"	**258**	24/08/2017

20) Serenity Gardens	SRNG	31/07/2025	"648 Princes Highway Rockdale NSW 2216"	"-33.958670,151.138260"	**828**	14/10/2024



Tags: Opticomm, SIPs, Telecommunications, broadband, statutory infrastructure provider
Organization: SIP Register - OptiComm
Fiber Asset Management Pty Ltd - Anticipatory Notice - 949 Goldcoast Hwy - 28 Feb 2025 (Declared 17 February 2026)

Fiber Asset Management Pty Ltd - Anticipatory Notice - given on 28 Feb 2025
Project area: 949 Gold Coast Hwy, Palm Beach QLD 4221,
Contract date: 7/5/2024
Expected completion date: 30/9/2025
Network: FTTP

Tags: Fiber Asset Management, SIP, Telecommunications, broadband, statutory infrastructure provider
Organization: SIP Register - Fiber Asset Management Pty Ltd
Fiber Asset Management Pty Ltd - Anticipatory Notice - Templestowe Lower - 3 April 2025 (Declared 17 February 2026)

Fiber Asset Management Pty Ltd - Anticipatory Notice given on 3 April 2025 Ref ED25/20751 for 
Project Area: 2 Foote St, Templestowe Lower VIC 3107, Australia
Project Ref: PRJ0022247-39BC5D8B
Contract date: 17/9/24
Estimated completion date: 25/5/25
Network: FTTP

Tags: Broadband, Fiber Asset Management, SIP, Telecommunications, statutory infrastructure provider
Organization: SIP Register - Fiber Asset Management Pty Ltd
Fiber Asset Management Pty Ltd - Anticipatory Notice - Caloundra - 5 March 2025 (Declared 17 February 2026)

Fiber Asset Management Pty Ltd - Anticipatory Notice -given on 5 March 2025 Ref ED25/11739
Project area: 5 Tay Ave, Caloundra QLD 4551, Australia
Contract date:30/6/24
Estimated completion date: 30/5/25
Network: FTTP

Tags: Broadband, Fiber Asset Management, SIPs, Telecommunications, statutory infrastructure provider
Organization: SIP Register - Fiber Asset Management Pty Ltd
Fiber Asset Management - Anticipatory Notice - 679 Glen Huntly - 28 Feb 2025 (Declared 17 February 2026)

Fiber Asset Management - Anticipatory Notice - given on - 28 Feb 2025
Project area: 679 Glen Huntly Rd, Caulfield VIC 3162, Australia
Contract date: 30/5/2023
Expected completion date:1/10/2025
Network: FTTP

Tags: Broadband, Fiber Asset Management, SIP, Telecommunications, statutory infrastructure provider
Organization: SIP Register - Fiber Asset Management Pty Ltd
Fiber Asset Management - Declaration - Murrumbeena - 17 February 2026

Fiber Asset Management - Declaration given for Murrumbeena - 17 February 2026 Ref ED26/18941

PRJ0022239-5A3B61E4 93 Poath Rd, Murrumbeena VIC 3163, Australia Completed FTTP N/A

Organization: SIP Register - Fiber Asset Management Pty Ltd
Extracted chlorophyll data from SS2013_T01

These data were collected on Southern Surveyor transit voyage SS2013_T01 from Sydney to Hobart in February 2013. The voyage was a teaching voyage as part of KSA724. Masters students participated in the collection of standard oceanographic data, focusing on eddies of the East Australian Current. This dataset includes for reference the nutrient and hydrography bottle data as produced by the Marine National Facility, as well as the fluorometrically determined extracted chlorophyll concentration

Tags: Biological Oceanography, East Australian Current, Marine and Estuarine Ecology (incl. Marine Ichthyology), biomass
Organization: Australian Ocean Data Network
Redbait ichthyoplankton data

Database contains information on eggs and larvae of redbait (Emmelichthys nitidus) collected during surveys conducted around eastern to south-western Tasmania in October 2005 and 2006. The database also contains details of each sampled station (e.g. depth, Lat, Long, sampling time) as well as information on the volume of water sampled by each net which is needed to estimate relative abundance of eggs and larvae (numbers per metre square). A separate database contains all data of physical variables recorded by depth simultaneously with each sample, including temperature and salinity.

Tags: 37 345001, Agriculture | Agricultural Aquatic Sciences | Fisheries, Emmelichthys nitidus, Oceans | Marine Biology | Fish, depth, redbait, relative abundance of redbait eggs, relative abundance of redbait larvae, salinity, water temperature
Organization: Australian Ocean Data Network
Fecundity and egg size of giant crabs (Pseudocarcinus gigas)

Fecundity and egg size of giant crabs (Pseudocarcinus gigas) were determined from egg masses of 162 crabs sampled from three sites in south-eastern Australia: western Victoria, western Tasmania and eastern Tasmania. Crabs ranged in carapace length from 126 to 220 mm and egg number ranged from 830000 to 2500000.

Tags: 28 925001, Carapace length, Egg diameter, Egg weight, Pseudocarcinus gigas, Tasmania, Victoria, Whole weight, fecundity
Organization: Australian Ocean Data Network
Daily counts of underwater calls of Weddell seal and leopard seals recorded off Davis Station

Weddell seal (Leptonychotes weddellii) and leopard seal (Hydrurga leptonyx) vocalizations were collected using passive acoustic monitoring beneath landfast ice and open water, 5.6 km seaward from Davis Station, East Antarctica. Eight-minute recordings were manually sampled at 1 h intervals over 24 h every 10 days from 24 July 2021 to 30 January 2022. The study showed that call counts for Weddell seals were highest in the winter, lower during the breeding season, and almost absent in the summer. This change coincided with the occurrence of open water over the recording site, a progressive shift in Weddell seal behavior from foraging to aggregating in local fjords for the annual pupping, mating, and molting periods, and an increase in leopard seal—a potential predator—call detection rates. Leopard seal calls were primarily detected in December after the landfast ice broke up. In winter, Weddell seal calling counts were highest at dusk and night, and lowest during the day when the seals may have been feeding. Neither species exhibited a diel calling pattern once there were 24 h of sunlight. Seal locations were associated with the presence and absence of landfast ice, and call detections were influenced by their distances to the recorder.

Tags: AMD, AMD/AU, CEOS, CONTINENT > ANTARCTICA, CONTINENT > ANTARCTICA > DAVIS STATION, CONTINENT > ANTARCTICA > Prydz Bay, EARTH SCIENCE > BIOLOGICAL CLASSIFICATION > ANIMALS/VERTEBRATES > MAMMALS > CARNIVORES > SEALS/SEA L, EARTH SCIENCE > BIOLOGICAL CLASSIFICATION > ANIMALS/VERTEBRATES > MARINE MAMMALS, GEOGRAPHIC REGION > POLAR, MOORINGS, PASSIVE ACOUSTIC MONITORING, PHOCID SEALS, Passive Acoustic Recorder
Organization: Australian Ocean Data Network
Effects of water temperature and thermoclines on larval behaviour and development in the giant crab Pseudocarcinus gigas (Lamarck)

Conducted a series of laboratory experiments to investigate the effect of temperature on swimming behaviour and development. Swimming behavioural responses were monitored for the first two zoeal stages, while larvae in development trials were reared through all five zoeal stages to the megalopa stage.

Tags: 28 925001, Pseudocarcinus gigas
Organization: Australian Ocean Data Network
NSW Estuarine Macrophytes 2023

Distribution and abundance of seagrass, mangrove and saltmarsh in NSW estuaries.

This dataset is ongoing. This record describes a snapshot of the data taken in February 2023 for use in the Seamap Australia project. A more recent version of the dataset may be available through the NSW DPI Fisheries Data Portal.

This dataset supersedes https://metadata.imas.utas.edu.au/geonetwork/srv/eng/catalog.search#/metadata/281FAA64-F6F3-400C-A48F-D342E4ABCA83 (Estuarine macrophytes of NSW 2009) and https://metadata.imas.utas.edu.au/geonetwork/srv/eng/catalog.search#/metadata/021f65eb-38c6-4db2-9dbe-821b6b427780 (An Estuarine Inventory for NSW 1984).

Tags: Australia, Benthic habitat, New South Wales, macrophytes, saltmarsh, seagrass
Organization: Australian Ocean Data Network
Dynamic phenology of canopy-forming macroalgal forests within a tropical seascape

Biomass dynamics of primary producers provide a basis for assessing their capacity to capture carbon and mitigate excess greenhouse gases. Here, we estimate inter-annual and seasonal biomass cycles in canopy-forming Sargassaceae at 19 sites spanning ~200km of the Ningaloo World Heritage Area over 11 consecutive years.  Our global average summer estimate of 1.53 kg wet wt m-2, equates to 4.1 - 9.4 Gg of standing macroalgal carbon (14.9 - 34.6 Gg CO2) across 38,300 ha of all macroalgae habitats. Biomass estimates did not differ significantly among years but varied by an order of magnitude among sites. Accumulation typically occurred during the spring, followed by a loss of 42-94 Gg wet weight, or 1.4 - 3.3 Gg organic carbon (5.3-12.0 Gg CO2) fixed in macroalgal habitats during autumn. Seasonal patterns of biomass accumulation and release were however spatially and temporally variable, some sites accumulating biomass in autumn and releasing it during the following spring. Spring biomass accumulation was reduced by herbivorous urchins, whilst the extent of macroalgae biomass change in the autumn was directly correlated with sea temperature and standing summer biomass. These findings imply canopy forming macroalgae provide a regular injection of biomass into the surrounding ecosystems, which support productivity of surrounding habitats and is a potential source of organic carbon for burial in carbon sinks throughout the year. Modelling that seeks to link macroalgae sources with sinks therefore requires a spatially explicit understanding of when seasonal senescence of canopy forming macroalgae occurs, inter-site variability and the environmental conditions that govern this phenology.

Organization: Australian Ocean Data Network
Antarctic marginal ice zone width data from AltiKa

These data underpin the Fraser et al., 2026 publication in Nature Communications: "Revealing the Antarctic marginal ice zone: a decade-long wave-in-ice climatology". They are presented as one .csv file per year, each containing around 8500-9000 rows. Each row corresponds to the data retrieved from a SARAL half-orbit (pole to pole). Each row presents the along-track summary fields used to estimate the wave-affected marginal ice zone width. The marginal ice zone width is estimated from the difference in latitude between the ice edge and the latitude of the "inner MIZ limit". The inner MIZ limit is estimated from AltiKa Ka-band radar altimeter waveforms: where the waveform of returned power becomes suffiently peaky and "steep", we interpret this as being the point where wave passage becomes undetectable.

Organization: Australian Ocean Data Network
Seamap Australia - national seafloor habitat V1.0

The Seamap Australia spatial data layer is a nationally synthesised data product of seafloor marine habitat data. Australian continental shelf benthic habitat layers in GIS format were collected from various stakeholders around the country. Through compiling all of these data sets, we established a controlled vocabulary, reviewed by ANDS and external independent assessors, to produce a national classification of marine habitats. This national marine habitat classification scheme complements work undertaken by the National Environmental Science Program (NESP) Marine Biodiversity Hub (Theme D).

The Seamap Australia product is of national importance and highlights the diversity of benthic habitats around our marine estate. This is the first edition of a seafloor marine habitat data layer that seamlessly brings together data from each of Australia’s state and territory marine habitat databases. Seamap Australia is a constantly evolving product as we continuously improve our skills in standardising, collating and sharing marine spatial data.

This record describes a static version of the Seamap Australia national data layer as of 28/11/2018. The most current version of the data is available from the Seamap Australia website [http://seamapaustralia.org/map]. We envisage that the 'live' product will be constantly developed and updated as future surveys continue to improve our knowledge of our vast marine estate.

Tags: Benthic physical habitat, Environmental Management, Marine and Estuarine Ecology (incl. Marine Ichthyology)
Organization: Australian Ocean Data Network
Fiber Asset Management - Anticipatory Notice - Arncliffe - 16 February 2026

Fiber Asset Management - Anticipatory Notice given for Arncliffe - 16 February 2026 Ref ED26/18949

PRJ0022266-601975EA 10-Feb-2026 30-34 WICKHAM ST ARNCLIFFE NSW 2205 FTTP 31-Aug-2027

Organization: SIP Register - Fiber Asset Management Pty Ltd
Fiber Asset Management - Anticipatory Notice - Wollongong - 16 February 2026

Fiber Asset Management - Anticipatory Notice given for Wollongong - 16 February 2026 Ref ED26/18951

PRJ0022267-66A3440C 27-Jan-2026 21 AUBURN ST WOLLONGONG NSW 2500 FTTP 31-Aug-2027

Organization: SIP Register - Fiber Asset Management Pty Ltd
Fiber Asset Management - Anticipatory Notice - Wollongong - 16 February 2026

Fiber Asset Management - Anticipatory Notice given for Wollongong - 16 February 2026 Ref ED26/18950

PRJ0022263-F4C708AF 12-Feb-2026 109=115 CHURCH ST WOLLONGONG NSW 2500 FTTP 31-Aug-2027


Organization: SIP Register - Fiber Asset Management Pty Ltd
Estimating intermoult duration in Giant Crabs (Pseudocarcinus gigas)

Inter-moult duration in giant crabs (Pseudocarcinus gigas) was estimated by an alternative method to utilising tag-recovery data. Reproduction in female giant crabs occurs in annual cycles, although females occasionally “skip” a reproductive season and do not become ovigerous; it has been noted previously that this appears to be associated with molting. Thus the proportion of females that do not participate in reproduction may indicate the proportion molting. This approach was tried with a sample of 342 females and the number that were “skipping” a reproductive season was measured by computerized tomography scanning (CT-scanning) of their ovaries prior to the extrusion of eggs.

Radiometric aging (228Th/ 228Ra) of carapaces was also undertaken with the focus of this work on testing an assumption of the method, rather than describing the intermolt duration of a population.

Tags: 28 925001, Intermoult duration, Pseudocarcinus gigas, TASMANIA, radiometric aging
Organization: Australian Ocean Data Network
Fast Repetition Rate Fluorometry (FRRF) data collected on the RV L'Astrolabe from 04/11/2003 to 10/11/2003 (Dumont d'Urville - Hobart)

These data were collected on the RV L'Astrolabe (platform code: FHZI) from 04/11/2003 to 10/11/2003 on a trip from Dumont D'Urville to Hobart.

Maximum photochemical efficiency of photosystem II (PSII), also called maximum quantum yield of PSII (Fv/Fm), has become one of the most widely utilized fluorescence parameters in phytoplankton research. It represents the potential photochemical efficiency, which is the probability that the light energy captured by the photosynthetic apparatus is being utilized as photochemistry. Fv/Fm has been shown to have an instant response to variations in physical and chemical properties and is interpreted as a diagnostic of the overall health or competence of phytoplankton. Together with the absorption cross section area of PSII and chlorophyll concentration, it can be used to measure primary production (Cheah et al. 2011, Deep Sea Research).

Seawater from 3 m depth was supplied continuously from the ship’s clean seawater line. FRR fluorescence yields were measured continuously at 1 minute intervals in dark-adapted state (! 15 minutes dark-adaptation) using a flash sequence consisting of a series of 100 subsaturation flashlets (1.1 μs flash duration and 2.8 μs interflash period) and a series of 20 relaxation flashlets (1.1 μs flash duration and 51.6 μs interflash period).

Tags: Continents | Antarctica, Countries | Australia, Fast Repetition Rate Fluorometer (FRRF), Global/Oceans | Southern Ocean, Instrument's photomultiplier electronic sensitivity (1-256), Latitude, Longitude, Maximum quantum yield (Fv/Fm), Minimum fluorescence in the light chamber of the FRRF (also used as a proxy for biomass), Oceans | Ocean Temperature | Sea Surface Temperature, Oceans | Salinity/density | Salinity, Photosynthesis, connectivity between PSII reaction centres under actinic light, functional absorption cross section of PSII (measure of the proportion of light harvested for photoc, maximum fluorescence in the light chamber of the FRRF, maximum quantum yield of photosystem II ( (FmL - FoL) / FmL), primary production, time constant of electron transport from PSII to PSI, variable fluorescence (FmL - FoL)
Organization: Australian Ocean Data Network
Fiber Asset Management - Anticipatory Notice - Wolli Creek - 16 February 2026

Fiber Asset Management - Anticipatory Notice given for Wolli Creek - 16 February 2026 Ref ED26/18946

PRJ0022262-D7E0912E 29-Jan-2026 27-37 INNESDALE RD WOLLI CREEK NSW 2205 FTTP 31-Aug-2027

Organization: SIP Register - Fiber Asset Management Pty Ltd
Fiber Asset Management - Anticipatory Notice - Arncliffe - 16 February 2026

Fiber Asset Management - Anticipatory Notice given for Arncliffe - 16 February 2026 Ref ED26/18946

PRJ0022264-518E5FA7 12-Feb-2026 1-5 CHARLES ST ARNCLIFFE NSW 2205 FTTP 31-Aug-2027

Organization: SIP Register - Fiber Asset Management Pty Ltd
Fiber Asset Management - Anticipatory Notice - Port Kembla - 16 February 2026

Fiber Asset Management - Anticipatory Notice given for Port Kembla - 16 February 2026 Ref ED26/18952

PRJ0022268-F5E3D502 28-Jan-2026 47-51 WENTWORTH ST PORT KEMBLA NSW 2505 FTTP 31-Aug-2027


Organization: SIP Register - Fiber Asset Management Pty Ltd
Microcosm experiment on Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement 2023

To understand the environmental impacts of added alkaline minerals on plankton communities, we enclosed natural coastal plankton communities using 53L microcosms and exposed these communities to ground factory slag (2g/53L) and olivine (100g/53L). The microcosms of seawater were kept at 13.5 °C with circulations. The biochemical changes and responses in microcosms were monitored and measured for 21 days. The measured parameters are pH, total alkalinity, temperature, macro-nutrients concentrations, total chlorophyll-a, flow cytometry data, POC/PON, BSi, Rapid Light Curves, zooplankton abundance, the dissolved trace metal concentrations, and the particulate trace metal concentrations.

Organization: Australian Ocean Data Network
Fiber Asset Management - Anticipatory Notice - Bankstown - 16 February 2026

Fiber Asset Management - Anticipatory Notice given for Bankstown - 16 February 2026 Ref ED26/18948

PRJ0022265-7128C75E 05-Feb-2026 47-49 PERCY ST BANKSTOWN NSW 2200 FTTP 31-Aug-2027

Organization: SIP Register - Fiber Asset Management Pty Ltd
Digital Earth Australia (DEA): From Satellites to Services Poster

The Australian Government is investing in a world first analysis platform for satellite imagery and other Earth observations.

From sustainably managing the environment to developing resources and optimising our agricultural potential, Australia must overcome a number of challenges to meet the needs of our growing population.

Digital Earth Australia (DEA) will deliver a unique capability to process, interrogate, and present Earth observation satellite data in response to these issues. It will track changes across Australia in unprecedented detail, identifying soil and coastal erosion, crop growth, water quality, and changes to cities and regions.

DEA will build on the globally recognised innovation, the Australian Geoscience Data Cube1; which was the winner of the 2016 Content Platform of the Year at the Geospatial World Leadership Awards and was developed as a partnership between GA, CSIRO and the National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy (NCRIS) supported National Computational Infrastructure (NCI).

Tags: Digital Earth Australia, DEA, Australian Geoscience Data Cube, AGDC,, Earth Observations, Earth Sciences, Environmental Management, Environmental Monitoring, Environmental Science and Management, GEOSCIENCES non-specific, Image Processing, LAND Cover, LAND Use, MARINE Coasts, MARINE Estuaries, Numerical and Computational Mathematics, Open Software, PHOTOGRAPHY AND IMAGERY Remote Sensing, PHOTOGRAPHY AND IMAGERY Satellite, Pattern Recognition and Data Mining, Published_External, Satellite Imagery, Space Industry, Spatial Industry, Statistics, WATER Hydrology, WATER Lakes, WATER Rivers, WATER Wetlands
Organization: Australian Ocean Data Network
Draughtboard Shark (Cephaloscyllium laticeps) acoustic tagging in Southern Tasmania

Between January and March 2003, 25 (15 females, 9 males, 1 no sex recorded) draughtboard sharks, sourced from the Crayfish Point Reserve and the east coast of Tasmania (42-43°S, 147-148°E), were fitted with the acoustic transmitters to investigate movement behaviour.

Tags: 37 015001, Cephaloscyllium laticeps, Clasper length for males, Oceans | Marine Biology | Fish, Sex, Total length, Total weight
Organization: Australian Ocean Data Network