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Description of the abandoned mines catalogue, a search tool to determine relevant abandonment plans to a given search criteria.
This guide explains how public bodies can request data from HMRC.
Use data more effectively by improving your technology, infrastructure and processes.
Description of the dataset showing extent of coal resources capable of being extracted by surface mining methods.
Find out about data ownership and how to adopt the data ownership model in your organisation.
Find out what metadata to record about government data assets and where to store it.
AI is one of the fastest-moving areas of technological advancement in government defence, bringing the capability to counter threats and create opportunities.
A set of rules for controlling how taxonomies around the Vulnerabilities space, overseen by the Vulnerabilities Working Group, will be created, changed and managed.
A short guide to artificial intelligence (AI), data science and machine learning, explaining the terminology and helping you use and apply the latest advances.
A reference list of Vulnerability Risk Factors: single facts that may apply to a person or household, categorised into domains and with structural rules around hierarchy.
Learn about the Alpha Person Data Standard and how to provide feedback.
How to choose data tools and infrastructure that are flexible, scalable, sustainable and secure.
Use a reference architecture to develop a public sector organisation’s technology and how it shares data across government.
These standards should be used for publishing geospatial data in accordance with the National Data Strategy and in compliance with the recommendations of the Data Standards Authority.
View the attributes that make up the proposed Person Data Standard.
How to make sure your data is accessible, reusable and maintained independently of any technology or service.
This page collates the various existing ethical principles for data and AI, developed by government and public sector sector bodies. It intends to provide clarity and guidance for public servants working with data and/or AI.
This document proposes a Concept Model to describe the core attributes of a person.
All essential shared data assets (ESDA) must be assessed for data quality issues, made findable and be available through APIs.
This treaty was presented to Parliament in March 2024.
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