Projects

PEAN carries out research projects to show it is possible to generate useful insights into a complex issue by analysing data from more than one government portfolio. Each project runs for up to 12 months and uses Australian Government open data and data integrated by the Australian Bureau of Statistics. The data is de-identified to protect privacy. The projects help to build our capabilities and those of our partner agencies.

Use the links below to explore our projects.

Northern Australia

This project tested the use of government data to identify development opportunities and issues in the Darwin rural area
Read more
Darwin floodplains, NT (N Dwyer)

Water and society

This project tested the use of government data to understand the effects of water management on communities in the Murray-Darling Basin
Read more
Irrigated maize, VIC (DoEE)

Natural disasters

This project attempted to use government data to inform efforts to support disaster recovery
Read more
Thomson Rover flood, QLD (DoEE)

Energy data

This project developed methods to link National Greenhouse and Energy Reporting data to BLADE to enable longitudinal (time-based) studies of energy use by manufacturing sectors.
Read more
Solar panels at the camping grounds in the Mornington Wildlife Sanctuary

Gas use

This project attempted to use government data to understand how changing gas prices affect businesses
Read more
Dalby gas-fired power station

Source data

Information about key data sets used in the projects

References

Index of references cited in the projects
Was this page helpful?
Australian-logo-dark

Site

Using this website

We acknowledge the traditional owners of country throughout Australia and their continuing connection to land, sea and community. We pay our respects to them and their cultures and to their elders both past and present.