AndreaBozzo/ceres-open-data-index huggingface dataset:
Barwon Water Decommissioned Recycled Water Pipes

Barwon Water recycled water assets feature layer details the
location and attributes for current and decommissioned recycled water
pipes and fittings within the Barwon Water utility network.   This data has been prepared to be shared
with external users and is licensed under <a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/">Creative Commons 4.0</a>.
To maintain currency, data is republished once per
month.<br/>DisclaimerBarwon Water does not provide any warranty, express or implied, as to the accuracy, completeness, currency or reliability of the data available on this site. Furthermore, Barwon Water does not provide a warranty that the scale of the maps is accurate, or that they are suitable for a specific purpose. These maps are intended for general information only. Barwon Water is not responsible and does not accept liability for any loss, expense or damage (direct or indirectly) which has arisen from reliance on any data or maps provided by Barwon Water. It is the responsibility of users of the data and maps to ensure their accuracy by independent means and to take care when undertaking works that have the potential to damage Barwon Water assets.<br/>

Tags: Barwon Water, Open Data, decommissioned, fittings, pipes, recycled water
Organization: Barwon Water
Barwon Water Recycled Water Pipes

Barwon Water recycled water assets feature layer details the
location and attributes for current and decommissioned recycled water
pipes and fittings within the Barwon Water utility network.   This data has been prepared to be shared
with external users and is licensed under <a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/">Creative Commons 4.0</a>.
To maintain currency, data is republished once per
month.<br/>DisclaimerBarwon Water does not provide any warranty, express or implied, as to the accuracy, completeness, currency or reliability of the data available on this site. Furthermore, Barwon Water does not provide a warranty that the scale of the maps is accurate, or that they are suitable for a specific purpose. These maps are intended for general information only. Barwon Water is not responsible and does not accept liability for any loss, expense or damage (direct or indirectly) which has arisen from reliance on any data or maps provided by Barwon Water. It is the responsibility of users of the data and maps to ensure their accuracy by independent means and to take care when undertaking works that have the potential to damage Barwon Water assets.<br/>

Tags: Barwon Water, Open Data, decommissioned, fittings, pipes, recycled water
Organization: Barwon Water
Barwon Water Decommissioned Recycled Water Fittings

Barwon Water recycled water assets feature layer details the
location and attributes for current and decommissioned recycled water
pipes and fittings within the Barwon Water utility network.   This data has been prepared to be shared
with external users and is licensed under <a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/">Creative Commons 4.0</a>.
To maintain currency, data is republished once per
month.<br/>DisclaimerBarwon Water does not provide any warranty, express or implied, as to the accuracy, completeness, currency or reliability of the data available on this site. Furthermore, Barwon Water does not provide a warranty that the scale of the maps is accurate, or that they are suitable for a specific purpose. These maps are intended for general information only. Barwon Water is not responsible and does not accept liability for any loss, expense or damage (direct or indirectly) which has arisen from reliance on any data or maps provided by Barwon Water. It is the responsibility of users of the data and maps to ensure their accuracy by independent means and to take care when undertaking works that have the potential to damage Barwon Water assets.<br/>

Tags: Barwon Water, Open Data, decommissioned, fittings, pipes, recycled water
Organization: Barwon Water
Barwon Water Recycled Water Fittings

Barwon Water recycled water assets feature layer details the
location and attributes for current and decommissioned recycled water
pipes and fittings within the Barwon Water utility network.   This data has been prepared to be shared
with external users and is licensed under <a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/">Creative Commons 4.0</a>.
To maintain currency, data is republished once per
month.<br/>DisclaimerBarwon Water does not provide any warranty, express or implied, as to the accuracy, completeness, currency or reliability of the data available on this site. Furthermore, Barwon Water does not provide a warranty that the scale of the maps is accurate, or that they are suitable for a specific purpose. These maps are intended for general information only. Barwon Water is not responsible and does not accept liability for any loss, expense or damage (direct or indirectly) which has arisen from reliance on any data or maps provided by Barwon Water. It is the responsibility of users of the data and maps to ensure their accuracy by independent means and to take care when undertaking works that have the potential to damage Barwon Water assets.<br/>

Tags: Barwon Water, Open Data, decommissioned, fittings, pipes, recycled water
Organization: Barwon Water
Barwon Water Recycled Water Assets

Barwon Water recycled water assets feature layer details the
location and attributes for current and decommissioned recycled water
pipes and fittings within the Barwon Water utility network.   This data has been prepared to be shared
with external users and is licensed under <a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/">Creative Commons 4.0</a>.
To maintain currency, data is republished once per
month.<br/>DisclaimerBarwon Water does not provide any warranty, express or implied, as to the accuracy, completeness, currency or reliability of the data available on this site. Furthermore, Barwon Water does not provide a warranty that the scale of the maps is accurate, or that they are suitable for a specific purpose. These maps are intended for general information only. Barwon Water is not responsible and does not accept liability for any loss, expense or damage (direct or indirectly) which has arisen from reliance on any data or maps provided by Barwon Water. It is the responsibility of users of the data and maps to ensure their accuracy by independent means and to take care when undertaking works that have the potential to damage Barwon Water assets.<br/>

Tags: Barwon Water, Open Data, decommissioned, fittings, pipes, recycled water
Organization: Barwon Water
2018 Building Footprints

This dataset shows the footprints of all structures within the City of Melbourne. A building footprint is a 2D polygon (or multi-polygon) representation of the base of a building or structure. The footprint is defined as the boundary of the structure where the walls intersect with the ground plane or podium, rather than an outline of the roof area (roofprint).<br/>
<br/>
Where a building has a significant change in built form, multiple footprint polygons are ‘stacked’ vertically to define shape of the built form. This includes, and is not limited to:<br/>
<br/>
- Tower<br/>
- Podium<br/>
- Setbacks/offsets<br/>
<br/>
To see the footprints in 3D please refer to our <a href="https://developmentactivity.melbourne.vic.gov.au/">Development Activity Model</a>  <br/>
<br/>
The Australian Height Datum (AHD) is the national vertical datum for Australia. The National Mapping Council adopted the AHD in May 1971 as the datum to which all vertical control mapping would be referred<br/>
<br/>
The data was captured in May 2018.

Tags: 3d, boundary, building-footprint, development, planning, property, spatial, structures
Organization: City of Melbourne
Car Parks Locations in City of Casey

<p><span style='color: rgb(51, 51, 51); font-family: -apple-system, BlinkMacSystemFont, "Segoe UI", Roboto, Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif; font-size: 0.875rem; font-weight: bolder;'>This dataset has been replaced by "CarParks_ply_T1EAM on 5/12/2025 and</span><span style="color: rgb(51, 51, 51); font-family: inherit; font-size: 0.875rem; font-weight: bolder;"> will be removed on 19/12/2025.</span></p><p>The locations of Council carparks in the City of Casey<span style="font-size: 0.875rem;">, extracted from the City of Casey's Asset Management System and GIS databases.</span></p>

Tags: assets, community, parking, transport
Organization: City of Casey
Monthly Water Storage Levels

Regional, Melbourne and all Victoria monthly water storage levels.
<div>This file contains storage level data as at the end of the month for 64 Victorian storages since January 2010. The volume for each storage is in megalitres (ML). This data is collated and published after the month has passed.
<div>
<div>The next update is in mid-November 2025.

Tags: Water Usage, environmental, water storage
Organization: Water and Catchments
Victorian Water Accounts Water Supply Summaries

There are 18 water corporations that provide a range of services to Victorian towns and systems.

The water supply accounts on this site track water from the time it moves from a waterway, an aquifer or other source to the time it is delivered to a customer or another destination.

Water supply systems (previously known in the Accounts as distribution systems) typically describe irrigation systems or towns and urban areas. Some infrastructure services both.

Providing water accounts for water supply systems enables water corporations and the community to understand where delivery efficiency improvements to reduce losses can be made.

We also provide summary accounts for each water corporation; search for them via the [water supply reports.](https://accounts.water.vic.gov.au/2023/local-water-reports/water-supply-by-water-corporation/) From the water corporation pages, the accounts for the individual water supply systems can be reached. Alternatively, use the Search function in the menu bar at the top of the page to go directly to your town or irrigation system of interest.

More information:
<div>
- Descriptions of water corporations and other important organisations involved in managing water are detailed in [Who manages our water?](https://accounts.water.vic.gov.au/2023/water-explained/who-manages-our-water/)
- Water management is detailed in [How is water managed?](https://accounts.water.vic.gov.au/2023/water-explained/who-manages-our-water/)
- Detail on how we report on and account for water system supply is found in [How do we account for water?](https://accounts.water.vic.gov.au/2023/water-explained/how-do-we-account-for-water/#how-we-account-for-water-supply)

Tags: Water Usage, environment, water supply
Organization: Water and Catchments
Victorian Water Accounts Groundwater Summaries

DEECA uses data from the Victorian Water Register and other sources to produce the Victorian Water Accounts. The Accounts provide a year-by-year overview of water availability and use across Victoria at a bulk supply level. This includes a detailed water account for each of Victoria's 29 river basins and 20 groundwater catchments. Since 2003–04, we have published the Accounts each year in the form of a report.

Accounts for earlier years going back to 2003 remain available as PDFs on the [Victorian Water Accounts website.](https://accounts.water.vic.gov.au/water-explained/previous-accounts/)

Groundwater is found in the spaces and fractures in rock and sediment beneath the ground’s surface.
Where groundwater is held within an aquifer it can be pumped to the surface for use.
This page reports on statewide groundwater use, entitlements and compliance and trade for 2021-22.
Groundwater information is reported in these accounts by groundwater catchments or groundwater management units (GMUs).
Local reports can be selected and viewed by either GMU or groundwater catchment via the groundwater local reports page.
There are 20 groundwater catchments, 8 in the north and 12 in the south.
Within groundwater catchments, there are smaller management units — groundwater management units (GMUs) — which are either water supply protection areas (WSPAs) or groundwater management areas (GMAs). Groundwater resources that are licensed and used outside a WSPA or GMA are reported as ‘outside management units’.
There are 55 GMUs, and of these there are 44 GMAs and 11 WSPAs.
More information:

- Groundwater resources are explained in [Water resources](https://accounts.water.vic.gov.au/water-explained/water-resources/#groundwater)
- Water management is detailed in [How is water managed?](https://accounts.water.vic.gov.au/water-explained/how-is-water-managed)
- Groundwater accounting is detailed in [How do we account for water?](https://accounts.water.vic.gov.au/water-explained/how-do-we-account-for-water/#how-we-account-for-groundwater)


Tags: enviroment, groundwater, water
Organization: Water and Catchments
Monthly Stream Restrictions

<h2>Unregulated catchments and restrictions on diversions:</h2>
<div>
- Unregulated catchments contain waterways that do not have large dams or weirs controlling the streamflow. Water is taken directly from these systems by pumps or diverted to off-stream storages. 
- Unregulated catchments may contain rivers, creeks and numerous small waterways, and provide water to landholders for irrigation, commercial or domestic and stock needs.
- Water availability in unregulated catchments is based purely on rainfall and run-off, not on storage. Therefore, water supplies are more susceptible to variation in streamflow, and less water is available in the drier months and in drought periods.
- Diversion of water in unregulated catchments is managed by water corporations through take and use licensing and local management plans. 
- To ensure the equitable sharing of available water, local management plans include rules for restricting licence holder diversions through roster, restrictions or bans.
<div>
This file reports on the restriction status of streams as at the end of the month. As the status is taken from the last (or latest) day of the month, the status does not take into account any variation in restriction stages during the month. Roster/restriction stages vary between water corporations and waterways. A description of the restriction stages for each catchment/waterway is documented in the local management plans.



Tags: Water Usage, enviroment, restrictions
Organization: Water and Catchments
Victorian Water Accounts Surface Water Summaries

DEECA uses data from the Victorian Water Register and other sources to produce the Victorian Water Accounts. The Accounts provide a year-by-year overview of water availability and use across Victoria at a bulk supply level. This includes a detailed water account for each of Victoria's 29 river basins and 20 groundwater catchments. Since 2003–04, we have published the Accounts each year in the form of a report.

Accounts for earlier years going back to 2003 remain available as PDFs on the Victorian Water Accounts website. https://accounts.water.vic.gov.au/water-explained/previous-accounts/


Tags: Streams, Water, environmental
Organization: Water and Catchments
DE Annual Report 2023/24 - Environmental Reporting

Disclosure of the department’s performance against the environmental performance indicators as outlined in the Financial Reporting Direction 24.

Annual Report published: https://www.vic.gov.au/department-education-annual-reports

Tags: 2023 to 2024, VPS, annual report, electricity, stationary fuel, total energy use, transportation, waste and recycling, water use
Organization: Department of Education
GTFS Realtime

GTFS Realtime feeds have been provided by the Victoria Department of Transport and Planning

to provide realtime updates about Public Transport services. It contains feeds about:

* **Trip Updates** \- delays, cancellations, changed routes
* **Service Alerts** \- stop moved, unforeseen events affecting a station, route or the entire network
* **Vehicle Positions** \- information about the vehicles including location and congestion level

 

Please note these feeds are provided in the Protocol Buffer format and are not human readable.

For more information refer to this GTFS Realtime page (<https://gtfs.org/realtime/>) which is maintained by MobilityData (<https://mobilitydata.org/>) and facilitates the GTFS and GTFS\-R specification.

  


**Summary of Changes**

**GTFS\-R \- Trip Updates \- Metro Train:** Schedule Relationships, Stop ID, and Route ID have been added as additional fields to enhance real\-time trip accuracy. 

**GTFS\-R \- Vehicle Positions \- Metro Train:** Route ID added as a Conditionally Required field to improve data details. 

**GTFS\-R \- Service Alerts \- Metro Train:** Additional information about planned and unplanned disruptions have been added to include more details about delays and bus replacement services. Route ID and Direction ID are two new fields that have been added also. 

 

**Why are these changes being made?**

These changes are being made to:

* Create consistent and accurate real\-time transport information for open data users.
* Improve trip planning and data usability by better aligning static and real\-time datasets.

  


**NOTE:** 

* The API Key is to be used in the request header. Header name is 'KeyID'.
* API endpoint rate limit \- Metro Train (24 calls per 60 seconds), Tram (24 calls per 60 seconds), Bus (24 calls per 60 seconds)
* Data Refresh rate \- (Metro Train \- Near real\-time), (Tram \- Every 60 seconds), (Bus \- Near real\-time)


Tags: gtfs realtime, gtfs-r, public transport, service alerts, trip update, vehicle position
Organization: Department of Transport and Planning
Freeway Travel Time

Freeway Travel Time contains the spatial location, travel times and traffic conditions collected from road\-side sensors for freeways throughout Melbourne. The data includes (where available) the location, actual travel time, nominal travel time, rounded travel time, travel time variance, average speed, traffic conditions, congestion index, delay and excess delay.

  


There are two APIs available \- 'Freeway Travel Time \- GIS' and 'Freeway Travel Time \- Traffic'.

  


'Freeway Travel Time \- GIS' contains contains the names and coordinates of freeways throughout Metropolitan Melbourne. The data includes the spatial location of the freeway, freeway segment names, direction, origin and destination descriptions. The source data is updated every 12 hours.

  


'Freeway Travel Time \- Traffic' contains travel times and traffic conditions collected from road\-side sensors for freeways throughout Metropolitan Melbourne. The data includes the spatial location of the freeway, actual travel time, nominal travel time, rounded travel time, travel time variance, average speed, traffic conditions, congestion index, delay and excess delay. The source data is updated every 30 seconds.



Tags: congestion, delay, freeway, speed, traffic, travel time
Organization: Department of Transport and Planning
Current Gaming Expenditure by Venue

This data set provides information relating to the total expenditure and
gaming venue information including venue classification and the allocation of
electronic gaming machines (EGMs) throughout Victoria.

Detailed descriptions of this data set include:  
\- Name  
\- Region  
\- LGA name  
\- Venue Type  
\- Expenditure  
\- EGM numbers



Tags: Loss, Player, Revenue, expenditure
Organization: Victorian Gambling and Casino Control Commission
CenITex Occupational Health and Safety (OH&S) annual report 2023-2024

Performance against occupational health and safety and workers' compensation management measures including incidents and claims 2023-2024.

Cenitex performance against OH&S (Occupational Health and Safety) management measures for the period of 2023-2024.

Tags: CeniTex, OH and S, Workers Compensation
Organization: Cenitex
Cenitex Workforce Data 2023-2024

The data contained in this document includes a breakdown of Cenitex's workforce in regard to age, VPS level and gender for 2023-2024.

The head count and Full-time Staff Equivalent (FTE) of all active public service employees of Cenitex, employed from the last full pay period in June 2023 to the last full pay period in June 2024.

Tags: CeniTex, Workforce data
Organization: Cenitex
PROV Historic Plans Collection 1836-1984

The 'Historic Plans Collection' was gathered together by the Lands Department as a collation of important early survey work done in Victoria.  The plans are organised into 48 collections based on their purpose - road surveys, surveys of the coast and rivers, mining locations and so on.  This dataset contains all the metadata that we have about the plans, including title, date, and frequently notes on scale, features and the surveyor responsible.
The data includes names of parishes and townships each plan covers. This information can be geocoded using data maintained on data.vic.gov.au by the Department of Primary Industries.

Tags: Maps, PROV, Plans, Surveys
Organization: Public Records Office Victoria
Victorian Population Health Survey 2008 - VHISS

The data in the reporting module is based on the data collected through the
Victorian Population Health Survey (VPHS) 2008. The VPHS is an important
component of the population health surveillance capacity of the Department of
Health.

The VPHS has been conducted each year since 2001, and previously was based on
a sample of approximate 7500 adults aged 18 years and over, randomly selected
from households in the state. In 2008, the sample was expanded to
approximately 34,000 to enable analysis at the local government area (LGA)
level. The VPHS is an ongoing source of high quality information on the health
and wellbeing of Victorian adults. Further information about the VPHS,
methods, and previous survey reports can be found on Health Status of
Victorians website.



Tags: Dept of Health, and, health, planning, population, surveillance, survey, wellbeing
Organization: Department of Health
Victorian Population Health Survey 2014 - VHISS

The Victorian Population Health Survey program was established in 1998 and collects quality information at the State, regional and local government area levels about the health, lifestyle and wellbeing of adult Victorians aged 18 years and over. The survey follows an established method to collect relevant, timely and valid health information which is applied to policy development and strategic planning.

Information is collected via computer assisted telephone interview on overall self-rated health status, level of psychological distress, body mass index (to determine weight status), the presence of chronic diseases, nutrition, physical activity, smoking and alcohol consumption. Information is also collected on participation in screening for bowel cancer, breast cancer, high blood pressure, cholesterol and high blood sugar in addition to community participation, levels of social support and connections with others.

Interviews are also conducted in the major non-English languages in Victoria to ensure people of culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds are included.

Tags: Health survey, Population survey, Trafalgar, VHISS, health, population
Organization: Department of Health