AndreaBozzo/ceres-open-data-index huggingface dataset:
SONRIS

 DNR has undergone a project to re-engineer and redesign its information systems for all offices of the department. Specifically, DNR has implemented Strategic Online Natural Resources Information System, SONRIS (pronounced Sunrise").   DNR uses its Administrative Web Server as the electronic access portal to information about DNR stored in static pages on the Administrative Web Server, and to dynamic SONRIS information available from other DNR Web servers. The public now has access via their Web browser to various tool sets within SONRIS:    Data Access: retrieve oil and gas information, and coastal information, from the DNR Oracle database using sophisticated queries, and view pre-built reports such as the Conservation Scout Reports. Choose from either SONRIS "Classic", a robust form-based query capability, or SONRIS "Lite", an HTML-based capability designed for low-bandwidth users.    Document Access: query and view millions of electronic document images, e.g., Office of Conservation oil/gas production cards and field orders, and Office of Mineral Resources lease records.    GIS Access: retrieve information using interactive, geographically oriented, map capabilties, and select from a variety of layers of backgrounds.  

Tags: Aerial Imagery, Atmospheric, Atmospheric Modeling, Basin, Bathymetry, Biologic, Biological Oceanography, Boundaries, Buoys, Business, Cables, Cities, Classification, Climate Change, Contours, Country Boundaries, County Boundaries, Current, DNR, Data, Demographics, Density, Depth, Depths, Drilling, Drilling Platforms, Ecosystems, Electric Generation and Transmission, Energy Infrastructure, Environmental, Estuary, Federal Boundaries, Financial, Fisheries, GIS, Geographic, Harbors, Hurricane, Identifiers, Imagery, Installation, International Boundaries, Land Classification, Lease Blocks, Louisiana, Marine, Marine Geology, Marine Habitat, Marine Jurisdictional Boundaries, Marine Mammals, Marine Man Made Features, Marine Physiographic, Marine Protected Areas, Marine Regulatory Boundaries, Marine Reserves, Marine Transportation, National Boundaries, No Take Zones, Occurrence, Offshore Boundaries, Oil, Oil and Gas, Permits, Physical Oceanography, Pipelines, Population Data, Pressure, Production Platforms, Productivity, Protraction Areas, Regulatory, Renewable Energy, Renewable Resources, Resource, SONRIS, Satellite Imagery, Sea Surface Height, Seabed Features, Shelf, Shipping Channels, Shipping Lanes, Shoreline, Sounding, State Boundaries, Surface Water, Surface Wind, Taxes, Temperature, Territorial Boundaries, Tidal, Tidal Turbines, Tide, Topographical, Transportation, Turbidity, Types, Well Data, Wells, Wind, Wind Turbines, document access, marine, oil, renewable resources, tide, water
NATCARB Saline v1501 archive

This dataset provides a single, seamless spatial database of carbon storage potentials for saline
formations across the USA and parts of Canada compiled from regional datasets created by the RCSPs and site
characterization projects. Storage resource estimates are based on physically accessible CO2 storage pore
volume within subsurface geologic formations, and on the assumption that the storage reservoirs are open
systems in which in situ fluids will either be displaced from the injection zone or managed accordingly. Economic
and regulatory constraints are not considered. These data are intended to be used as an initial assessment of
potential geologic storage and are not a substitute for site-specific assessment, testing, and geologic
investigation. This spatial data layer provides carbon capture and storage (CCS) project developers a starting
point for further inquiry into CCS technologies aimed at reducing CO2 emissions and is intended for use by
RCSPs, project developers, and governmental entities for regional- and national-scale assessments of potential
CO2 storage resources in the United States and parts of Canada.

Tags: DOE, NATCAR, NATCARB, NATCARB Map Team, NET, National Energy Technology Laboratory, Saline, US Dept. of Energy
2000 Resource Assessment of Selected Coal Beds and Zones in the Northern and Central Appalachian Basin Coal Regions

A report detailing the surveying and resulting predictions for coal beds in regions of the Appalachian Basin. Data downloads include Coal Bed Thickness (Isopachs), Mined Area, Areal Extent (Outcrop), Overburden Thickness, Area of Known Resources, Stratigraphic Data Points, Structure (Elevation). 

Tags: Coal, Geology, Resource, USGS, appalachian basin, boundaries, coal, coal beds, data, geology
NATCARB Coal Archived

The National Carbon Sequestration Database and Geographic Information System (NATCARB) Coal spatial database is a small-scale (large-area) overview of carbon dioxide (CO2) geologic storage potential in unmineable coal areas across the USA and parts of Canada. This data layer reflects the best available knowledge regarding the location of carbon sequestration potential in the USA and Canada, both onshore and offshore. Version Log: v1101 - Initial release for Atlas III; v1102 - no changes. Version not released; v1103 - Updated data for WESTCARB. Metadata revised.; v1104 - no changes to coal layer; v1204 - Initial release for Atlas IV. New data submitted by all regional partnerships. NATCARB is administered by the US Dept. of Energy (DOE) National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL) and contains data provided by several Regional Carbon Sequestration Partnerships (RCSP). RCSPs orginally developed the data per individual geologic storage resource, or as continuous surface models, and then converted these data into a 10 km X 10 km vector "grid". The NATCARB Team at the Kansas Geological Survey compiled the regional datasets into a single, seamless layer.

Tags: Carbon Sequestration, Coal, DOE, Energy, NATCARB, geology
NATCARB Saline Archived

 Abstract:The National Carbon Sequestration Database and Geographic Information System (NATCARB) Saline spatial database is a small-scale (large-area) overview of carbon dioxide (CO2) geologic storage potential in saline formations across the USA and parts of Canada. Saline formations are composed of brine-saturated porous rock and capped by one or more regionally extensive, low-permeability rock formations.Only saline formations containing formation fluid with total dissolved solids (TDS) greater than 10,000 ppm merited evaluation for potential CO2 storage. A saline storage resource can include one named geologic stratigraphic unit or be defined as only a part of a stratigraphic unit.This data layer reflects the best available knowledge regarding the location of carbon sequestration potential in the USA and Canada, both onshore and offshore.   Version Log:   v1101 - Initial release for Atlas III;   v1102 - no changes. Version not released;   v1103 - Metadata revised. No change to data.;   v1104 - no changes to saline layer;   v1204 - Initial release for Atlas IV. New data submitted by all regional partnerships.   NATCARB is administered by the US Dept. of Energy (DOE) National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL) and contains data provided by several Regional Carbon Sequestration Partnerships (RCSP). RCSPs orginally developed the data per individual geologic storage resource, or as continuous surface models, and then converted these data into a 10 km X 10 km vector "grid". The NATCARB Team at the Kansas Geological Survey compiled the regional datasets into a single, seamless layer.  

Tags: Carbon Sequestration, Energy, Geology, Hydrogeology, NATCARB, Saline, Saturation, US Department of Energy
NATCARB Sources Archived

The National Carbon Sequestration Database and Geographic Information System (NATCARB) Sources spatial database of stationary sources of atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions across the USA and parts of Canada. Sources are classified into nine categories - Agricultural Processing Facilities, Cement and Lime Plants, Electric Generating Plants, Ethanol Production Plants, Fertilizer Production, Industrial Facilities, Petroleum or Natural Gas Transmission, Refineries and Chemical Facilities, and Unclassified. This data layer reflects the best available knowledge regarding stationary CO2 emissions sources in the USA and Canada.   Version Log:   v1101 - Initial release for Atlas III;   v1102 - not released;   v1103 - CANADA and WESTCARB data updated. Many duplicates among partnerships removed. Metadata revised.;   v1104 - Ethylene and Ethylene Oxide plants reclassified to Refineries/Chemical Plant;   v1204 - Initial release for Atlas IV. New data submitted by all regional partnerships.   The NATCARB is administered by the US Dept. of Energy (DOE) National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL) and contains data provided by the Regional Carbon Sequestration Partnerships (RCSP). The NATCARB Team at KGS compiled the regional datasets into a single, seamless layer. 

Tags: Business, CO2, Carbon Dioxide Emissions, Energy, Geographic, NATCARB, Resources, Sources, US Department of Energy
National Uranium Resource Evaluation Hydrogeochemical and Stream Sediment Reconnaisance Data: Sediment

The National Uranium Resource Evaluation (NURE) program was initiated by the Atomic Energy Commission (now the Department of Energy; DOE) in 1973 with a primary goal of identifying uranium resources in the United States. The Hydrogeochemical and Stream Sediment Reconnaissance (HSSR) program was one of nine components of NURE. Planned systematic sampling of stream sediments, soils, groundwater, and surface water over the entire United States began in 1975 under the responsibility of four DOE national laboratories: Lawrence Livermore Laboratory (LLL), Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory (LASL), Oak Ridge Gaseous Diffusion Plant (ORGDP), and Savannah River Laboratory (SRL). Each DOE laboratory developed its own sample collection, analytical, and data management methodologies and hired contractors to collect the samples.
The NURE HSSR sampling program ended prematurely in 1980. The samples were analyzed and the resultant geochemical data were released on 9-track tapes and in a series of publications. By 1984, the NURE program was finished as Congressional funding disappeared. Out of a total of 625 2-degree quadrangles that cover the entire lower 48 States and Alaska, only 307 quadrangles were completely sampled and another 86 quadrangles were partially sampled. The HSSR data consisted of 894 separate data files stored on magnetic tape in 47 different file formats.
The University of Oklahoma's Information Systems Programs of the Energy Resources Institute (ISP) was contracted by the Department of Energy to enhance the accessibility and usefulness of the NURE HSSR data. ISP created a single standard-format master file to replace 894 original files. ISP converted only 817 of the 894 original files before their funding ended. Unfortunately, this conversion process was never completed and introduced several systematic errors into the database.
In 1985, the NURE HSSR sample archive, original field maps, field notes, and data tapes became the responsibility of the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). A copy of the ISP-formatted NURE HSSR database was released as two CD-ROM publications (Hoffman and Buttleman, 1994; 1996).
A new effort to recompile the NURE HSSR was begun by the USGS in 1995. All of the original 894 files have been examined, reformatted, and added to this USGS enhanced version of the NURE HSSR data. The data are contained in 2 major database files: one for water samples and one for sediment samples (which also includes soil and some rock samples.) An earlier version of this USGS enhanced version of the NURE HSSR data was released as an online Open-File Report at http://pubs.usgs.gov/of/1997/ofr-97-0492/

--USGS: http://mrdata.usgs.gov/metadata/nurehssr.faq.html

Tags: hydrogeochemical, resource evaluation, stream, tabular, uranium
NATCARB_Coal_v1502

Abstract: The National Carbon Sequestration Database and Geographic Information System (NATCARB) Coal
spatial database is a small-scale (large-area) overview of carbon dioxide (CO2) geologic storage potential in
unmineable coal areas across the USA and parts of Canada. This data layer reflects the best available
knowledge regarding the location of carbon sequestration potential in the USA and Canada, both onshore and
offshore.
Version Log:
v1101 - Initial release for Atlas III.
v1103 - Updated data for WESTCARB. Metadata revised.
v1104 - No changes to coal layer.
v1204 - Initial release for Atlas IV. New data submitted by all regional partnerships.
v1302 - No changes to coal layer. Metadata revised.
v1303 - No changes to coal layer;
v1403 - Initial release for Atlas V. No new data submitted. Corrections made to resource names in WESTCARB.
Missing Medium volumes calculated as natural log mean of Low and High volumes.
v1501 - No changes to the coal layer.
v1502 - No changes to the coal layer.
NATCARB is administered by the US Dept. of Energy (DOE) National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL) and
contains data provided by several Regional Carbon Sequestration Partnerships (RCSP). RCSPs orginally
developed the data per individual geologic storage resource, or as continuous surface models, and then
converted these data into a 10 km X 10 km vector "grid". The NATCARB Team at the Kansas Geological Survey
compiled the regional datasets into a single, seamless layer.

Tags: Carbon Sequestration, Coal, Energy, NATCARB, US Department of Energy
NATCARB_OilGas_v1502

Abstract: The National Carbon Sequestration Database and Geographic Information System (NATCARB) Oil and
Gas spatial database is a small-scale (large-area) overview of carbon dioxide (CO2) geologic storage potential in
oil and/or gas fields across the USA and parts of Canada. Storage estimates are quantified by the volume of oil
and gas that has, or could be, produced, assuming that it could be replaced by an equivalent volume of carbon
dioxide. Only oil and/or gas reservoirs containing water with total dissolved solids (TDS) greater than 10,000
ppm merited evaluation for potential CO2 storage. Storage resources labelled as "OIL" may represent oil-only
fields, or combined oil and gas fields. Storage resources labelled as "GAS" represent gas-only fields.This data
layer reflects the best available knowledge regarding the location of carbon sequestration potential in the USA
and Canada, both onshore and offshore.
Version Log:
v1101 - Initial release for Atlas III;
v1103 - Metadata revised;
v1104 - No changes to Oil and Gas layer;
v1204 - Initial release for Atlas IV. New data submitted by all regional partnerships;
v1302 - No changes to Oil and Gas layer. Metadata revised.
v1303 - No changes to Oil and Gas layer. Metadata revised.
v1403 - Initial release for Atlas V. New data submitted by BSCSP, MGSC, MRCSP, PCOR, SECARB and parts of
SWP. Missing Medium volumes calculated as natural log mean of Low and High volumes.
v1501 - No changes to Oil and Gas layer.
v1502 - Revised data submitted by SWP.
NATCARB is administered by the US Dept. of Energy (DOE) National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL) and
contains data provided by several Regional Carbon Sequestration Partnerships (RCSP). RCSPs orginally
developed the data per individual geologic storage resource, or as continuous surface models, and then
converted these data into a 10 km X 10 km vector "grid". The NATCARB Team at the Kansas Geological Survey
compiled the regional datasets into a single, seamless layer.

Tags: Carbon Sequestration, Energ, Gas, NATCARB, Oil, Oil and Gas, US Department of Energy
NATCARB_Saline_v1502

Abstract: The National Carbon Sequestration Database and Geographic Information System (NATCARB) Saline
spatial database is a small-scale (large-area) overview of carbon dioxide (CO2) geologic storage potential in
saline formations across the USA and parts of Canada. Saline formations are composed of brine-saturated
porous rock and capped by one or more regionally extensive, low-permeability rock formations.Only saline
formations containing formation fluid with total dissolved solids (TDS) greater than 10,000 ppm merited
evaluation for potential CO2 storage. A saline storage resource can include one named geologic stratigraphic
unit or be defined as only a part of a stratigraphic unit.This data layer reflects the best available knowledge
regarding the location of carbon sequestration potential in the USA and Canada, both onshore and offshore.
Version Log:
v1101 - Initial release for Atlas III.
v1103 - Metadata revised.
v1104 - No changes to Saline layer.
v1204 - Initial release for Atlas IV. New data submitted by all regional partnerships.
v1302 - No changes to Saline layer. Metadata revised.
v1303 - No changes to Saline layer. Metadata revised.
v1403 - Initial release for Atlas V. New data submitted by MGSC, PCOR, and the Cambro-Ordovician site
characterization project. Missing Medium volumes calculated as natural log mean of Low and High volumes.
v1501 - No changes to Saline layer.
v1502 - No changes to Saline layer.
NATCARB is administered by the US Dept. of Energy (DOE) National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL) and
contains data provided by several Regional Carbon Sequestration Partnerships (RCSP). RCSPs orginally
developed the data per individual geologic storage resource, or as continuous surface models, and then
converted these data into a 10 km X 10 km vector "grid". The NATCARB Team at the Kansas Geological Survey
compiled the regional datasets into a single, seamless layer.

Tags: Carbon Sequestration, DOE, NATCARB Map Team, NET, Natcarb, Saline, US Department of Energy
NATCARB_Sources_v1502

Abstract: The National Carbon Sequestration Database and Geographic Information System (NATCARB)
Sources spatial database of stationary sources of atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions across the USA
and parts of Canada. Sources are classified into nine categories - Agricultural Processing Facilities, Cement and
Lime Plants, Electric Generating Plants, Ethanol Production Plants, Fertilizer Production, Industrial Facilities,
Petroleum or Natural Gas Transmission, Refineries and Chemical Facilities, and Unclassified. This data layer
reflects the best available knowledge regarding stationary CO2 emissions sources in the USA and Canada.
Version Log:
v1101 - Initial release for Atlas III.
v1103 - CANADA and WESTCARB data updated. Many duplicates among partnerships removed. Metadata
revised.
v1104 - Ethylene and Ethylene Oxide plants reclassified to Refineries/Chemical Plant.
v1204 - Initial release for Atlas IV. New data submitted by all regional partnerships.
v1302 - Locations reviewed and corrected for all electric power plants in MGSC, MRCSP and SECARB and some
power plants in BSCP and SWP. Metadata revised.
v1303 - Locations reviewed and corrected for all electric power plants in SWP and WESTCARB, and for all
refineries in MGSC, MRCSP, SECARB, SWP, WESTCARB and parts of BSCSP. All PCOR sources replaced with
most recent data from partnership. Fields DATA_SOURCE, COMMENTS, and RCSP_ID added to database
schema. Metadata revised.
v1403 - Initial release for Atlas V. NATCARB and 2011 EPA Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program sources
integrated with common ID (GHGRP_ID). Many source locations in the EPA database corrected or moved to
facility location, rather than office or company headquarters. Fields EPA_SUBPART_CATEGORY and EPA_SECTOR
added to database schema and used to reclassify SOURCE_TYPE_COMMON for many sources.
v1502 - Initial release of Sources using the 2013 year EPA GHGRP data.
The NATCARB is administered by the US Dept. of Energy (DOE) National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL)
and contains data provided by the Regional Carbon Sequestration Partnerships (RCSP). The NATCARB Team at
KGS compiled the regional datasets into a single, seamless layer. 

Tags: CO, Carbon Dioxide Emissions, DOE, Energy, NATCARB, NET, Sources, US Department of Energy
Preliminary Case Study Results - Bakken Flaring Mitigation

The State of North Dakota Department of Health and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (US EPA) have recently begun to regulate open flaring of raw gas (untreated) and fuel gas (treated). Texas A&M/Institute of Renewal Natural Resources (IRNR) visited a Hess site in the Bakken Shale Play in North Dakota during September 8-10, 2015 to collect research data as part of an emissions research study for comparing emissions from the Gulf Coast Green Energy’s (GCGE) ElectraTherm Power+ generator (Power+) system’s boiler with the emissions from open flaring.

Tags: Air Emissions, Natural Gas Flaring
NATCARB Coal v1501 Archive

This dataset provides a single, seamless spatial database of carbon storage potentials for unmineable
coal areas across the USA and parts of Canada compiled from regional datasets created by the RCSPs. Storage
resource estimates are based on physically accessible CO2 storage pore volume within subsurface geologic
formations, and on the assumption that the storage reservoirs are open systems in which in situ fluids will either
be displaced from the injection zone or managed accordingly. Economic and regulatory constraints are not
considered. These data are intended to be used as an initial assessment of potential geologic storage and are
not a substitute for site-specific assessment, testing, and geologic investigation. This spatial data layer provides
carbon capture and storage (CCS) project developers a starting point for further inquiry into CCS technologies
aimed at reducing CO2 emissions and is intended for use by RCSPs, project developers, and governmental
entities for regional- and national-scale assessments of potential CO2 storage resources in the United States and
parts of Canada.

Tags: Carbon Sequestration, Coal, Energ, Energy, NATCARB, US Department of Energy
NATCARB Oil and Gas Archive

The National Carbon Sequestration Database and Geographic Information System (NATCARB) Oil and Gas spatial database is a small-scale (large-area) overview of carbon dioxide (CO2) geologic storage potential in oil and/or gas fields across the USA and parts of Canada. Storage estimates are quantified by the volume of oil and gas that has, or could be, produced, assuming that it could be replaced by an equivalent volume of carbon dioxide. Only oil and/or gas reservoirs containing water with total dissolved solids (TDS) greater than 10,000 ppm merited evaluation for potential CO2 storage. Storage resources labelled as "OIL" may represent oil-only fields, or combined oil and gas fields. Storage resources labelled as "GAS" represent gas-only fields.This data layer reflects the best available knowledge regarding the location of carbon sequestration potential in the USA and Canada, both onshore and offshore. Version Log: v1101 - Initial release for Atlas III; v1102 - no changes. Version not released; v1103 - Metadata revised. No change to data.; v1104 - no changes to Oil and Gas layer; v1204 - Initial release for Atlas IV. New data submitted by all regional partnerships. NATCARB is administered by the US Dept. of Energy (DOE) National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL) and contains data provided by several Regional Carbon Sequestration Partnerships (RCSP). RCSPs orginally developed the data per individual geologic storage resource, or as continuous surface models, and then converted these data into a 10 km X 10 km vector "grid". The NATCARB Team at the Kansas Geological Survey compiled the regional datasets into a single, seamless layer.

Tags: Carbon Sequestration, Energy, Gas, Geology, NATCARB, Oil, Oil and Gas, Resource, US Department of Energy