Datasets

As a department, we collect, generate and use a lot of data. This data can deliver real benefits to the Queensland community and economy—if it is used in clever ways.

So that all Queenslanders can benefit from, and make use of, our data, we will be releasing as much of it as possible, free to anyone who wishes to use it.

The department's Open Data Strategy outlines our approach and timelines to making our data available.

Available data sets

The department currently has 653 data sets available on the Queensland Government Open Data Portal.

Recently updated datasets

• Coastal Data System – Near real time storm tide data (27 Nov 2022)
• Coastal Data System – Near real time wave data (27 Nov 2022)
• Coastal Data System – Near real time tide data (27 Nov 2022)
• Ambient estuarine water quality monitoring data (includes near real-time sites) (27 Nov 2022)
• Hopeland area groundwater sampling results and findings - 2021 (25 Nov 2022)
• Hopeland area groundwater sampling results and findings - 2020 (25 Nov 2022)
• SoE2015: Main material types littered (25 Nov 2022)
• Remuneration information – Cape York Peninsula Regional Protected Area Management Committee (25 Nov 2022)
• Coastal Data System - Waves (Tweed Offshore) (25 Nov 2022)
• Department of Environment and Science Contract disclosure report (25 Nov 2022)

The full list of our data sets is available on the portal.