Polygon dataset showing each site of each Enterprise Zone in England with associated details. Each Zone lead organsiation have digitised these sites in different ways and to different levels of accuracy. Upon accessing this Licensed Data you will be deemed to have accepted the terms of the Public Sector End User Licence - INSPIRE http://www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/business-and-government/public-sector/mapping-agreements/inspire-licence.html

The first datasets of the University of Bari in OpenData format are online, and this process will continue in the coming months with the aim of increasing the University's transparency, improving data accessibility, and supporting Open Government policies. The portal was developed and is managed by the Data Engineering Section of the University of Bari. A heartfelt thank you to @Piersoft for the valuable advice. The first datasets of the University of Bari in OpenData format are available for download and re-use of this site and the number will grow in the coming months with the aim of increasing the transparency of the University, improving data accessibility and supporting Open Government policies. The portal was developed and is managed by Data Engineering Staff of the University of Bari . Thanks to @Piersoft for the valuable advice. For information or requests to publish data not yet available, contact db.staff@uniba.it (Data Engineering Staff). CKAN is the world's leading open-source data portal platform. CKAN is used by governments and user groups around the world to manage a vast array of data portals from official and community entities, including portals for local, national, and international governments, such as data.gov.uk in the United Kingdom and publicdata.eu of the European Union, dados.gov.br in Brazil, government portals of the Netherlands and the Dutch, as well as city and municipal administration sites in the USA, the United Kingdom, Argentina, Finland, and other countries. CKAN: http://ckan.org/ CKAN Tour: http://ckan.org/tour/ Features Overview: http://ckan.org/features/ Translated from Italian Original Text: I primi dataset dell'Università di Bari in formato OpenData sono online e il percorso proseguirà nei prossimi mesi con l'obiettivo di aumentare la trasparenza dell'Ateneo, migliorare l'accessibilità dei dati e dare supporto alle politiche di Open Government. Il portale è stato sviluppato ed è gestito dalla Sezione Data Engineering dell'Università di Bari. Un sentito ringraziamento a @Piersoft per le preziose consulenze. The first datasets of the University of Bari in OpenData format are available for download and re-use of this site and the number will grow in the coming months with the aim of increasing the transparency of the University, improving data accessibility and supporting Open Government policies. The portal was developed and is managed by Data Engineering Staff of the University of Bari . Thanks to @Piersoft for the valuable advice. Per informazioni o richieste di pubblicazione di dati non ancora disponibili contattare db.staff@uniba.it (Staff Data Engineering). CKAN è la piattaforma leader mondiale per i portali di dati open-source. CKAN è usato da governi e gruppi di utenti in tutto il mondo per gestire una vasta serie di portali di dati di enti ufficiali e di comunità, tra cui portali per governi locali, nazionali e internazionali, come data.gov.uk nel Regno Unito e publicdata.eu dell'Unione Europea, dados.gov.br in Brasile, portali di governo dell'Olanda e dei Paesi Bassi, oltre a siti di amministrazione cittadine e municipali negli USA, nel Regno Unito, Argentina, Finlandia e altri paesi. CKAN: http://ckan.org/ Tour di CKAN: http://ckan.org/tour/ Panoramica delle funzioni: http://ckan.org/features/

What was the average price of a house in the United Kingdom in 1935? When will India's population surpass that of China? Where can you admire publicly funded works of art in Seattle? The data to answer many, many questions like these exists somewhere on the Internet - but it's not always easy to find. The Open Data platform, created as part of the actions foreseen by the Tuscan Digital Agenda, makes reusable public data available in open format, thus maximizing transparency and ease of access to the many pieces of information available to the Tuscany Region. The goal is to publish, through a gradual process, the many datasets whose ownership belongs to the Tuscany Region and other Public Administrations of the regional territory adhering to the Tuscan Regional Telematics Network (RTRT), creating an infrastructure that will allow public and private entities and civil society to create new services and applications capable of improving access to information, transparency, and therefore the social, cultural, and economic life of the entire Tuscan territory. This site is based on a powerful open-source data cataloging software, called CKAN, developed by the Open Knowledge Foundation. Each 'dataset' entry on CKAN contains a description of the data and other useful information, such as the available formats, the holder, the freedom of access and reuse, and the topics that the data address. Other users can improve or modify this information (CKAN keeps a history of all these changes). CKAN is used for several data catalogs on the Internet. The Data Hub is a freely editable and reusable catalog, in the style of Wikipedia. The British government uses CKAN for the data.gov.uk portal, which currently has about 8000 government datasets. The official public data of most European countries are collected in a CKAN catalog on publicdata.eu. There is also a list of these catalogs from all over the world on datacatalogs.org, which is in turn based on CKAN. Most of the data on the Tuscany Region Open Data portal is freely accessible and reusable: anyone has the right to use and reuse the data in any way they prefer. Maybe someone will take that nice dataset on the city's works of art that you found, and add it to a tourist map - or develop a new app for your smartphone, which will help you find monuments when you visit the city. Open data means more enterprise, collaborative scientific research, and transparent public administration. You can learn more about this topic in the Open Data Handbook. The Open Knowledge Foundation is a non-profit organization that promotes free knowledge: the development and constant improvement of CKAN is one of the ways to achieve this goal. If you want to participate in the design or development, join the public discussion or development lists, or check out the OKFN website to discover the other ongoing projects. CKAN is the world's leading platform for open-source data portals. CKAN is a complete and ready-to-use software solution that makes data accessible and usable – providing tools to optimize its publication, search and use (including data storage and the availability of robust APIs). CKAN is aimed at organizations that publish data (national and local governments, companies and institutions) and want to make it open and accessible to all. CKAN is used by governments and user groups around the world to manage a wide range of data portals for official and community bodies, including portals for local, national and international governments, such as data.gov.uk in the UK and publicdata.eu of the European Union, dados.gov.br in Brazil, government portals of the Netherlands and the Netherlands, as well as city and municipal administration sites in the USA, the United Kingdom, Argentina, Finland and other countries. CKAN: http://ckan.org/ Tour of CKAN: http://ckan.org/tour/ Overview of functions: http://ckan.org/features/ CKAN's page-view tracking feature is enabled. Translated from Italian Original Text: Qual era il prezzo medio di una casa nel Regno Unito nel 1935? Quando avverrà il sorpasso della popolazione dell'India su quella della Cina? Dove si possono ammirare opere d'arte finanziate da enti pubblici a Seattle? I dati per rispondere a molte, molte domande come queste esistono da qualche parte in Internet - ma non è sempre facile trovarli. La piattaforma Open Data, realizzata nell'ambito delle azioni previste dall'Agenda digitale toscana, mette a disposizione dati pubblici riutilizzabili, in formato aperto, favorendo così al massimo la trasparenza e la facilità di accesso alle tante informazioni di cui dispone la Regione Toscana. L'obiettivo è quello di pubblicare, attraverso un processo graduale, i tanti dataset la cui titolarità afferisce alla Regione Toscana e ad altre Pubbliche amministrazioni del territorio regionale aderenti alla Rete telematica regionale toscana (RTRT), creando un'infrastruttura che consentirà a soggetti pubblici, privati e della società civile di creare nuovi servizi e applicazioni in grado di migliorare l'accesso all'informazione, la trasparenza e quindi la vita sociale, culturale ed economica dell'intero territorio toscano. Questo sito è basato su un potente software open-source di catalogazione dei dati, chiamato CKAN, sviluppato dalla Open Knowledge Foundation. Ogni voce di 'dataset' su CKAN contiene una descrizione dei dati e altre informazioni utili, come i formati disponibili, il detentore, la libertà di accesso e riuso, e gli argomenti che i dati affrontano. Gli altri utenti possono migliorare o modificare queste informazioni (CKAN mantiene una cronologia di tutte queste modifiche). CKAN è utilizzato per diversi cataloghi di dati su Internet. The Data Hub è un catalogo liberamente modificabile e riutilizzabile, nello stile di Wikipedia. Il governo britannico usa CKAN per il portale data.gov.uk, che attualmente conta circa 8000 dataset governativi. I dati pubblici ufficiali della maggior parte dei paesi europei sono raccolti in un catalogo CKAN su publicdata.eu. Esiste anche una lista di questi cataloghi da tutto il mondo su datacatalogs.org, che è a sua volta basato su CKAN. La maggior parte dei dati sul portale Open Data della Regione Toscana è liberamente accessibile e riutilizzabile: chiunque ha il diritto di utilizzare e riutilizzare i dati nel modo che preferisce. Magari qualcuno prenderà quel simpatico dataset sulle opere d'arte della città che avevi trovato tu, e lo aggiungerà a una mappa turistica - oppure svilupperà una nuova app per il tuo smartphone, che ti aiuterà a trovare i monumenti quando visiti la città. Gli open data significano più impresa, ricerca scientifica collaborativa e pubblica amministrazione trasparente. Puoi approfondire questo argomento nell'Open Data Handbook. La Open Knowledge Foundation è una organizzazione no-profit che promuove il sapere libero: lo sviluppo e il miglioramento costante di CKAN è uno dei modi per raggiungere questo obiettivo. Se vuoi partecipare alla progettazione o allo sviluppo, unisciti alle liste pubbliche di discussione o sviluppo, o dai un'occhiata al sito della OKFN per scoprire gli altri progetti in corso. CKAN è la piattaforma leader mondiale per i portali di dati open-source. CKAN è una soluzione software completa e pronta all'uso che rende accessibili e utilizzabili i dati – fornendo strumenti per ottimizzarne la pubblicazione, la ricerca e l'utilizzo (inclusa l'archiviazione dei dati e la disponibilità di solide API). CKAN si rivolge alle organizzazioni che pubblicano dati (governi nazionali e locali, aziende ed istituzioni) e desiderano renderli aperti e accessibili a tutti. CKAN è usato da governi e gruppi di utenti in tutto il mondo per gestire una vasta serie di portali di dati di enti ufficiali e di comunità, tra cui portali per governi locali, nazionali e internazionali, come data.gov.uk nel Regno Unito e publicdata.eu dell'Unione Europea, dados.gov.br in Brasile, portali di governo dell'Olanda e dei Paesi Bassi, oltre a siti di amministrazione cittadine e municipali negli USA, nel Regno Unito, Argentina, Finlandia e altri paesi. CKAN: http://ckan.org/ Tour di CKAN: http://ckan.org/tour/ Panoramica delle funzioni: http://ckan.org/features/ CKAN's page-view tracking feature is enabled.

List of sites and sports facilities for England Further details can be found on the B2B website www.activeplacespower.com

Sites available for development or disposal by Homes England. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/homes-england-land-hub

The public register will be used to check where biodiversity gain sites are, and what habitats are to be enhanced. It can also be used to check what type, and how many, off-site biodiversity enhancements will be allocated to a particular development. Attribution statement: © Natural England copyright and/or database right 2024. All rights reserved.

UK Radon Website. Provides access to radon data from joint venture with British Geological Survey & radon risk reports

The number of vessels associated with each port according to the home port of a vessel (where the vessel is usually based). Vessel numbers are provided by length of vessel (less than or equal to 10m, more than 10m to 12m, more than 12m to less than 15m, more than or equal to 15m) and by the total number of vessels for each port. The figures reported represent the annual total taken at the 31st December for the year 2015.

The number of vessels associated with each port according to the home port of a vessel (where the vessel is usually based). Vessel numbers are provided by length of vessel (less than or equal to 10m, more than 10m to 12m, more than 12m to less than 15m, more than or equal to 15m) and by the total number of vessels for each port. The figures reported represent the annual total taken at the 31st December for the year 2012.

Sites Nature Conservation Interest (SNCI). Designations used by local authorities in England for sites of substantive local nature conservation and geological value. Upon accessing this Licensed Data you will be deemed to have accepted the terms of the Public Sector End User Licence - INSPIRE

Annual statistics for commercial fishing activity by UK registered fishing vessels for the year indicated. Statistics are provided for the North East Atlantic (FAO Major Area 27) by port of landing by fishing gear and vessel length on: landings by live weight (tonnes), landings by value (pounds sterling), time spent fishing (days), number of vessels (this information may be omitted from published versions). Gear types are shown at the level of the International Standard Statistical Classification of Fishing Gear (ISSCFG) and also aggregated into different groups to allow analysis at different levels.

This is a web map service of the UKCEH digital river network of Great Britain (1:50,000). It is a river centreline network, based originally on OS 1:50,000 mapping. There are four layers: rivers; canals; surface pipes (man-made channels such as aqueducts and leats) and miscellaneous channels (including estuary and lake centre-lines and some underground channels).

A spatial dataset of Ramsar sites in the United Kingdom. The dataset does not include sites in the UK's Overseas Territories or the Crown Dependencies. Ramsar sites are wetlands of international importance designated under the Ramsar Convention. Ramsar sites are submitted to the Ramsar Secretariat by JNCC on behalf of the UK Government.

Annual statistics for commercial fishing activity by UK registered fishing vessels for the year indicated. Previously this dataset was provided separately as Fish Landings to UK Ports (All Vessels) and Fish Landings to UK Ports (by Vessel Length) but from 2012 it is now a combined dataset. Statistics are provided for the North East Atlantic (FAO Major Area 27) by port of landing by fishing gear and vessel length on: Landings by live weight (tonnes), Landings by value (pounds sterling), Time spent fishing (days), Number of vessels (this information may be omitted from published versions). Gear types are shown at the level of the International Standard Statistical Classification of Fishing Gear (ISSCFG) and also aggregated into different groups to allow analysis at different levels. Vessel lengths are aggregated as follows: All Vessels (this is the sum total of all the vessel lengths), Less than or equal to 10m, More than 10m to 12m, More than 12m to less than 15m, More than or equal to 15m. This dataset is derived for the MMO Annual Sea Fisheries Statistic Publication.

Potential Sites Nature Conservation Interest (pSNCI). Designations used by local authorities in England for sites of substantive local nature conservation and geological value. Upon accessing this Licensed Data you will be deemed to have accepted the terms of the Public Sector End User Licence - INSPIRE

Data identifying the boundary of the East of England. For more information, please see the ONS Geoportal website. If data is used, please acknowledge the copyright and the source of the data by including the following attribution statements: Contains National Statistics data © Crown copyright and database right (2016) Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right (2016) For more details about licencing go to: https://www.ons.gov.uk/methodology/geography/licences Source: ONS Geoportal All data is correct as of download date: 17/10/2016

The National Soil Inventory (NSI) site data is a spatial, point dataset with 6127 points, located in a 5km grid across England and Wales. NSI site provides a in depth description of the general land features at each of the NSI points across England and Wales. NSI site contains data on the land use, slope, slope form, influence of man on the landscape, rock outcrops, the altitude, aspect, erosion and deposition features and a description of the rock type. As such, NSI site gives a comprehensive description of the sites in which these inventory points were taken.

Annual statistics for commercial fishing activity by UK registered fishing vessels for the year indicated. Previously this dataset was provided separately as Fish Landings to UK Ports (All Vessels) and Fish Landings to UK Ports (by Vessel Length) but from 2012 it is now a combined dataset. Statistics are provided for the North East Atlantic (FAO Major Area 27) by port of landing by fishing gear and vessel length on: Landings by live weight (tonnes), Landings by value (pounds sterling), Time spent fishing (days), Number of vessels (this information may be omitted from published versions). Gear types are shown at the level of the International Standard Statistical Classification of Fishing Gear (ISSCFG) and also aggregated into different groups to allow analysis at different levels. Vessel lengths are aggregated as follows: All Vessels (this is the sum total of all the vessel lengths), Less than or equal to 10m, More than 10m to 12m, More than 12m to less than 15m, More than or equal to 15m.

Counts of local units by public/private status, single/multi site Source: Office for National Statistics (ONS) Business Registers Unit (BRU) Publisher: Neighbourhood Statistics Geographies: Middle Layer Super Output Area (MSOA), Local Authority District (LAD), Government Office Region (GOR), National Geographic coverage: England and Wales Time coverage: 2008, 2009 Type of data: Administrative data

Site Units are divisions of SSSIs. based on habitat, tenure and management, and are the basis for recording all information on SSSI Condition and management. They range in Area from 0.004ha up to 18,000ha and only overlap where SSSIs overlap. Boundaries are generally mapped against Ordnance Survey MasterMap. Attribution statement: © Natural England copyright. Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right [year].