AndreaBozzo/ceres-open-data-index huggingface dataset:
Déploiement du haut et très haut débit - Immeuble - Saint-Jean-de-Luz

Ce jeu de données détaille l'avancée du déploiement du haut et très haut débit, en France, par immeuble. Ces données sont issues de la collecte trimestrielle 'Observatoire de gros HD/THD' au titre de la décision n°2012-1503 et sont mises à jour de manière trimestrielle. En raison de la taille du jeu de données, uniquement les données les plus à jour sont disponibles. Certaines colonnes non documentées dans les jeux de données originels ne sont pas reprises. Ces données ont donc été mises de côté, mais il est possible de les ré-incorporer à l’avenir, par exemple lors d’une mise à jour de la documentation associée. Enrichissements * ajout des hiérarchies administratives via un traitement sur l'appartenance du point dans une commune/arrondissement municipal. Certains points étant situés dans l'eau, dans des ports ou à proximité des côtes ne sont pas rattachables à une commune/arrondissement municipal. * concaténation de l'adresse
CAPB - Contour des pôles territoriaux

## CAPB - Contour des pôles territoriaux 10 pôles: - Pôle territorial Cote Basque-Adour - Pôle territorial sud Pays Basque - Pôle territorial Errobi - Pôle territorial Pays de Hasparren - Pôle territorial Pays de Bidache - Pôle territorial Pays de Amikuze - Pôle territorial Iholdy - Oztibarre - Pôle territorial Garazi Baigorri - Pôle territorial Soule Xiberoa
[Archive] Population active de 15 ans ou plus ayant un emploi par sexe, lieu de travail et moyen de transport-2018

Ce jeu de données à été mis à jour avec le RP 2019. Voir : [https://data.centrevaldeloire.fr/explore/dataset/population-active-ayant-un-emploi-par-sexe-lieu-de-travail-rcvl-2019/information/] Ce jeu de donnée détaille le nombre de personnes travaillant dans chaque commune en les distinguant par : - Proximité de la commune de résidence - Sexe - Moyen de transport Ces résultats sont issus de l'exploitation complémentaire du recensement 2018. Géographie communale au 1er janvier 2021. Le recensement de la population permet de connaître la diversité et l'évolution de la population de la France. L’Insee fournit ainsi des statistiques sur les habitants et les logements, leur nombre et leurs caractéristiques : répartition par sexe et âge, professions, conditions de logement, modes de transport, déplacements domicile-travail, etc. Les effectifs supérieurs à 500 peuvent normalement être utilisés en toute confiance. Les effectifs inférieurs à 200 doivent être maniés avec précaution, car, en raison de l'imprécision liée au sondage, ils peuvent ne pas être significatifs. Les comparaisons entre territoires de petites tailles sont à proscrire. Pour des zones de moins de 2 000 habitants, il est recommandé de ne pas utiliser les données issues de l'exploitation complémentaire. Pour plus d'information méthodologique, vous pouvez consulter les fiches "Conseils pour l'utilisation des résultats du recensement" en cliquant sur le lien [https://www.insee.fr/fr/information/2383177] Ces fiches présentent les caractéristiques nouvelles du recensement de la population et traitent de leurs conséquences sur l'utilisation des données. Elles précisent en particulier les changements affectant les principales variables statistiques et leur comparabilité avec les recensements précédents
Consumer perceptions of infant food safety in France

[Lien vers la fiche source] Online survey among a panel of 1,750 French citizens on perceptions of food safety in infant foods, in relation with wider concerns. The survey is composed of 49 individual questions, all closed-ended, belonging to the following categories: - Status of the respondent: does she/he take care of children under the age of 3, with what status (parent, professional, ...). The former question serves as a filter allowing one to identify actual users of infant foods. - Use of ready-to-use infant foods, versus other types of foods: ready-to-use for the general public or home made. The regular use of organic food is also specified. - Priorities when buying infant food (not restricted to safety concerns). The question asked is ``What are your priorities when choosing an infant meal?'', with 9 items each evaluated on from `prioritary' to `non-essential': food balance, price, ease of use, allergen-free, contaminant-free, educating the child's taste, environment-friendly, adapted to the child's capabilities, and limiting waste. - General opinions about ready-to-use infant foods (not restricted to safety concerns). - Concerns about the microbiological safety of ready-to-use infant foods: * For which contaminants among the following items: bacteria that may cause digestive problems, bacteria that may cause severe poisoning, viruses, parasites, and unknown pathogens; to what extent, i.e. regular, occasional, or rare/no concern. * In which foods, among four types of food considered: sterilized baby food jars with vegetable and fish, powdered infant formula, pasteurized fruit compote, and infant cereals; to what extent on a Likert scale. - Concerns about the chemical safety of ready-to-use infant foods: * For which contaminants among the following items: contaminants from the environment (heavy metals, dioxins, etc.), from agricultural practices (pesticides, mycotoxins, etc.), from industrial processes (substances resulting from cooking, etc.), from packaging (plastics, etc.), fraudulently introduced contaminants, unknown harmful substances; to what extent, i.e. regular, occasional, or rare/no concern. * In which foods, among the four types mentioned above; to what extent on a Likert scale. - Socio-demographic profile. The survey was designed using the Limesurvey tool. It was then launched in December 2020 by the Crowdpanel polling company in order to ensure a representative sample of the French population. Answers to the survey, in csv format, contain 51 columns corresponding to the 49 individual questions complemented with answer id and duration
Dataset describing soil sheeting properties produced by termites sampled in 21 countries from 2015 to 2020

[Lien vers la fiche source] Dataset describing sheeting properties made by termites (names, and feeding and building categories are given) sampled in 34 study sites, including M-Tropics observatories, from 19 countries. Data coming from 15 published studies are also given, for a total of 49 sites and 21 countries. The dataset include the locations (site names, countries, GPS coordinates, mean annual precipitations ‚MAP‘) and soil properties (electrical conductivity in µS cm-1, pH, C content in %, soil aggregate stability (in % aggregates > 200 µm) and sand, silt and clay contents in %) of termite sheetings and the surrounding topsoil. The Response ratio (R = Value of termite sheeting / Value oft he bulk soil) is also given for each variable. Files include the whole dataset (n = 249 observations) and the average per species and study site (n = 84 observations).
Comparison of the nest organization and soil properties of Microcerotermes pakistanicus and Odontotermes obesus constructions in the Western Ghats, India

[Lien vers la fiche source] Dataset describing the soil properties (termite nests and sheetings) and nest organization of two common species in Kerala, India: Odontotermes obesus and Microcerotermes pakistanicus. Soil properties included: pH, electrical conductivity (uS cm-1), soil particle size distribution (clay, silt, sand, in %), and C (%), N (%), anion (Cl, F, NO3, SO4, in ppm) and cation (Na, K, Mg, Ca, in ppm) contents . Nest organization was measured using X-ray computed tomography and measures consisted in the measure of the total soil macroporosity (%), pore density (number mm-3), mean diameter (mm) and the probability gamma.
Dataset from an in-field experimental rainfall simulation - soil erosion, dissolved organic carbon and nutrient losses - Vietnam, Hanoi Province, Dong Cao, 2011-2013

[Lien vers la fiche source] The export of dissolved organic carbon (DOC) from agricultural soils can represent an important path-way of soil organic carbon loss. Here we present the data of a series of rain simulation experiments aimed at examining DOC export from sloping lands in North Vietnam. Three regularly used agricultural practices were tested and compared with Bare soils. We also compared the impact of leaf litter in two planted forest sites.
Dataset from an in-field experimental rainfall simulation - Influence of macrofauna on runoff and erosion - Vietnam, Hanoi Province, Dong Cao, March 2011

[Lien vers la fiche source] We assessed the effect of the micro-relief generated by earthworms and termites on soil hydrodynamic properties, and soil and nutrient losses. Eighteen 1 m×1 m plots were established for rainfall simulation experiments (2 runs of 40 min rain, intensity 90 mm h−1) in a steep slope fallow in Northern Vietnam. The soil surface of the micro-plots differed in the proportions of earthworm casts and termite sheetings. The results confirmed the importance of soil biostructures in the regulation of pedohydrological properties of soils. Although globular water-stable earthworm casts promote water infiltration in soil and decrease soil and nutrient losses, the unstable termite sheetings break-down rapidly and generate structural crusts which foster water runoff and soil detachment.
Dataset from an in-field experimental rainfall simulation and aquatic mesocosm - Vietnam, Hanoi Province, Dong Cao and Cua Khau Lake, 2012

[Lien vers la fiche source] In North Vietnam, we focused on understanding the effects of DOC runoff from soils amended with compost, vermicompost, or biochar on the aquatic microbial community of a tropical reservoir. Runoff collected from a series of rainfall simulations on soils amended with different organic fertilizers was incubated for 16 days in a series of 200 L mesocosms filled with water from a downstream reservoir.
Examination and description of soil profiles collected in Adjumani refugee area in northern Uganda in 2001

[Lien vers la fiche source] The soil samples were taken in collaboration with the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) and the Lutheran World Federation (LWF) at different soil depths in the refugee area Adjumani in northern Uganda in 2001. This dataset holds some general soil properties: soil texture, soil pH, total organic carbon concentration (TOC), total nitrogen concentration (TN), and cation exchange capacity (CEC). Soil analyses were carried out at the soil laboratory of the centre de coopération internationale en recherche agronomique pour le développement (CIRAD) in Montpellier. This study received financial support from the Fonds Français pour l'Environnement Mondial (FFEM) under the pilot project Framework for Assessing, Monitoring and Evaluating the environment in refugee-related operations (FRAME).
Examination and description of soil profiles collected in Nakivale refugee area in southern Uganda in 2001

[Lien vers la fiche source] The soil samples were taken in collaboration with the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) at different soil depths in the refugee area Nakivale in southern Uganda in 2001. This dataset holds some general soil properties: soil texture, soil pH, total organic carbon concentration (TOC), total nitrogen concentration (TN), and cation exchange capacity (CEC). Soil analyses were carried out at the soil laboratory of the centre de coopération internationale en recherche agronomique pour le développement (CIRAD) in Montpellier. This study received financial support from the Fonds Français pour l'Environnement Mondial (FFEM) under the pilot project Framework for Assessing, Monitoring and Evaluating the environment in refugee-related operations (FRAME).
Examination and description of soil profiles collected in Rhino Camp and Imvepi refugee areas in northern Uganda in 2001

[Lien vers la fiche source] The soil samples were taken in collaboration with the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) and the German Development Service (DED) at different soil depths in the refugee areas Rhino Camp and Imvepi in northern Uganda in 2001. This dataset holds some general soil properties: soil texture, soil pH, total organic carbon concentration (TOC), total nitrogen concentration (TN), and cation exchange capacity (CEC). Soil analyses were carried out at the soil laboratory of the centre de coopération internationale en recherche agronomique pour le développement (CIRAD) in Montpellier. This study received financial support from the Fonds Français pour l'Environnement Mondial (FFEM) under the pilot project Framework for Assessing, Monitoring and Evaluating the environment in refugee-related operations (FRAME).
Cathedral and lenticular mound soil properties in the Mule Hole long term observatory, Southern India.

[Lien vers la fiche source] This dataset has been collected thanks to the long-term partnership with Mahatma Gandhi University, India, which granted the permission for field access, and to the financial, scientific, technical, and/or logistical support of the M-TROPICS CZO. The dataset holds soil properties sampled in the Mule Hole long term observatory in 2015. Two types of termite mounds were sampled: Cathedral mounds (CAT) and Lenticular mounds (LENTsmall < 1m3, medium between 1 to 3 m3 and large > 3 m3) and two types of control soils: CTRL for the topsoil at 0-5 cm depth and PROF for samples coming from the 50-100 cm soil layer in a Ferralsol and in a Vertisol. Variables are: the amounts in clay, silt and sand (%, method: AFNOR, NFX 31107), the amounts in C and N and d13C and d15N (method: CHN + mass spectrometer), the CEC (method: AFNOR, NF ISO 23470) and pH.
Data of non-volcanic, polygenic, andic soils in the southern central Ecuadorian highlands as the result of long-lasting pedogenesis and geodynamic processes

[Lien vers la fiche source] In the high altitude (>3000 m asl) grasslands of Ecuador, the Páramo ecosystem, soils generally formed on recent volcanic ashes being < 10 000 years old in the northern and central part of the cordilleras. With time these soils evolved in to non-allophanic Andisols with hydric properties such as evidenced in profiles from the CAJAS massif located in the western central Cordillera. However soils at the Fierro Urcu massif and at the Oña plateau at the eastern Cordillera formed on a non-volcanic parent material. Compared to non-allophanic Andisols from the CAJAS massif, they present similar morphological properties with a dark 50 cm thick carbon-rich (80 to 120g kg-1) topsoil with a very low bulk density (< 0.65 g cm-3) and high water retention
Soil macrofauna in Chiang Rai province, Northern Thailand, 2015, 2016

[Lien vers la fiche source] Soil macrofauna diversity (nb ind. TSBF-1) in 4 sites (maize, rice + young rubber trees, rubber tree plantation close to the trees or in the interrow) in Huai Lang, Chiang Rai province, Northern Thailand. This study was realized during a research project of Sorbonne University and Institut de Recheche pour le Développement and was supported by the ANR HévéAdapt project, grant ANR-14-CE03-0012-04, of the French Agence Nationale de la Recherche. Fieldwork was realized with the cooperation of the Huai Lang Royal Project Center and the Land Development Department of Thailand.
Impact of termites and dung beetles on soil properties in Southern India, Mule Hole watershed, Karnataka, India

[Lien vers la fiche source] This dataset has been collected thanks to the long-term partnership with Mahatma Gandhi University, India, which granted the permission for field access, and to the financial, scientific, technical, and/or logistical support of the M-TROPICS CZO. This dataset holds the Impact of dungle beetles and termites on soil properties in Mule Hole long term observatory, Bandipur Tiger reserve, Karnataka, Southern India. Two dataset are available: (i) the physical and chemical properties of termite sheeting below elephant dung (TSDung) or below wood branches (TSBranch), the soil excavated by dung beetles on the ground (DB) and the control surrounding topsoil (Ctrl) in two soil types (ferralsol vs. vertisol), and (ii) properties of the soil macroporosity below DB, TSDung, TSBranch and Ctrl measured by X-Ray Computed tomography and their impact on water hydraulic conductivity (Ksat) in the ferralsol.
Effects of compost and biochar on soil and plant properties in Vietnam, Laos and Thailand

[Lien vers la fiche source] Impact of compost and biochar on soil chemical (pH, organic carbon, organic nitrogen, P2O5, K20, P available, K available, in mg.100g-1), biological (earthworm, ant and termite numbers in ind.m-2) and physical properties (water infiltration rate, ml sec-1) and plant biomass and yield (ton.ha-1). The same experiment was carried out in Asia (Vietnam, Thailand, Laos). Compost was produced from cow manure by the Land Development Department, LDD, Thailand and biochar was produced by GRET in Vietnam from bamboo for 8-10 hours at 600°C in airless brick kilns.
Soil physical, chemical and mineralogical properties. Comparison between termite mounds and the soil environment in Mule Hole, Karnataka, India

[Lien vers la fiche source] This dataset has been collected thanks to the long-term partnership with University of Agricultural Sciences (GKVK), India, which granted the permission for field access, and to the financial, scientific, technical, and/or logistical support of the M-TROPICS CZO. The datasets holds soil properties from termite mounds (Odontotermes obesus) (TM for termite mound and EROD for the soil eroded from TM) and the soil at different soil depths. Sampling was done in the Mule Hole watershed, Karnataka, India. Soil properties are: % of C, N, clay, silt and sand, CEC, exchangeable cations (Ca, Mg, Na, K, Fe, Al), soil pH, amount of Feo, Fed, SiO2, Al2O3, Fe2O3, Si:Al ratio, Ki (SiO2/Al2O3) and Kr indicators (SiO2/(Al2O3+Fe2O3), clay mineralogy (% of smectite, talc, kaolinite, smectite, interstratified Illite-smectite and illite) and Si pools (Sicc and Siaa).
Dataset from a long-term field experiment on the effect of cropping systems and climate on soil physical characteristics, field crop emergence and yield

[Lien vers la fiche source] A long-term field experiment was conducted from 1989 to 2007 in northern France in a laomy soil to assess the cumulative effects of cropping systems on soil compaction, soil porosity, soil structure, crop emergence and yield. Three cropping systems (CSs), including different crop rotations and cultivations (early or late sowing and harvesting), were compared. CS I was the succession of spring pea /winter wheat/oilseed rape (flax from 2001)/winter wheat while CSs II and III were the succession of sugar beet/winter wheat/maize/winter wheat. The latter two CSs consisted of different sowing dates, based on two distinct decision rules aimed at minimizing the risk of soil compaction in the CS II or maximizing the duration of the crop in the CS III. From 2000, a new treatment with superficial tillage (i.e. at 6 cm depth) was introduced into the experiment in order to compare the effects of annual ploughing and reduced tillage on change in soil structure over time. Soil water content was measured for each field operation by taking samples every 0.05 m up to a depth of 0.30 m in the topsoil. Soil compaction and soil structure was evaluated after each sowing using a morphological approach and soil bulk density measurements. The proportion of highly compacted zones, i.e. the zones with a massive structure and no visible macropores in the soil profile, were evaluated with the “profil cultural” method. Dry bulk density was measured with a gamma-ray transmission probe. Seedling emergence rates and crop yield were also measured in relation to cropping systems. This dataset represents an important description of the change in soil compaction level, crop emergence rates and yield, in relation to CSs and climate, and the overall impact on seedbed structure variations for major field crops under northern France conditions. This information can be used as input variables of several soil-crop models aiming at evaluating the impact of CSs and climate on soil compaction and seedbed structures.
Limite du Domaine Public Fluvial - Département de Tarn-et-Garonne

Limite approximative entre le Domaine Public Fluvial et les parcelles privés. La limite réglementaire du Domaine Public Fluvial est défini par la règle dite du "Plenissimum flumen", limite des plus hautes eaux avant débordement. Cette cartographie numérique n'a pas de caractère réglementaire mais est une aide pour déterminer cette limite sur le terrain à partir de la règle définie ci-dessus. Actuellement seul le domaine public fluvial de la Garonne est définie géographiquement.
Zones d'emploi - Département de Tarn-et-Garonne

Une zone d'emploi est un espace géographique à l'intérieur duquel la plupart des actifs résident et travaillent, et dans lequel les établissements peuvent trouver l'essentiel de la main d'½uvre nécessaire pour occuper les emplois offerts. Le découpage en zones d'emploi constitue une partition du territoire adaptée aux études locales sur le marché du travail. Le zonage définit aussi des territoires pertinents pour les diagnostics locaux et peut guider la délimitation de territoires pour la mise en ½uvre des politiques territoriales initiées par les pouvoirs publics ou les acteurs locaux. Ce zonage est défini à la fois pour la France métropolitaine et les DOM. Le découpage actualisé se fonde sur les flux de déplacement domicile-travail des actifs observés lors du recensement de 2006. La liste des communes est celle donnée par le Code Officiel Géographique (COG) au 01/01/2011. La liste des communes est celle donnée par le Code officiel géographique (COG) au 01/01/2011. téléchargeable sur le site de l'INSEE cf lien données disponibles sur le site de l'INSEE (http://www.insee.fr) > Nomenclatures > Zones d'étude Données au format '.txt'
Unité urbaine selon l'INSEE - Département de Tarn-et-Garonne

Zonage INSEE regroupant une commune ou un ensemble de communes qui comporte sur son territoire une zone bâtie d'au moins 2 000 habitants où aucune habitation n'est séparée de la plus proche de plus de 200 mètres. En outre, chaque commune concernée possède plus de la moitié de sa population dans cette zone bâtie. La notion d'unité urbaine repose sur la continuité du bâti et le nombre d'habitants. On appelle unité urbaine une commune ou un ensemble de communes présentant une zone de bâti continu (pas de coupure de plus de 200 mètres entre deux constructions) qui compte au moins 2 000 habitants. Si l'unité urbaine se situe sur une seule commune, elle est dénommée ville isolée. Si l'unité urbaine s'étend sur plusieurs communes, et si chacune de ces communes concentre plus de la moitié de sa population dans la zone de bâti continu, elle est dénommée agglomération multicommunale.
2014-2020 Quartiers "Elus" de la ville de Strasbourg

Pour le mandat 2014-2020, la Ville de Strasbourg est découpée administrativement en 10 quartiers Élus, basés sur le découpage cantonal. À chaque quartier est associé un élu de quartier. Le découpage pour le mandat en cours est consultable via le jeu de donnée [Périmètres des 13 adjoint.es de quartier de la Ville de Strasbourg]
SCDL - Assemblée de Corse - délibérations -  2021

Socle Commun des Données Locales (SCDL) Données délibérations Assemblée de Corse - année 2021 URL du schéma [https://git.opendatafrance.net/scdl/deliberations/raw/v2.1.3/schema.json] Schéma Spécification du modèle de données relatif aux délibérations d'une collectivité Contexte Au-delà des obligations légales de transmission au contrôle de légalité et de publicité des actes des autorités locales définies dans le Code Général des Collectivités Territoriales, la mise à disposition en open data des données relatives aux délibérations adoptées par une collectivité locale doit permettre d'améliorer la transparence des décisions publiques prises par les différentes instances habilitées quelque soit l'échelon territorial considéré. Parmi les nombreux actes administratifs qui matérialisent les décisions des autorités locales, les délibérations sont très souvent adoptées à l'issue d'un vote en assemblée. La répartition des suffrages permet de mesurer le niveau d'adhésion des représentants élus à la décision concernée.