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ALA and AURIN

BUILT ENVIRONMENTS BIODIVERSITY PROJECT – CALL FOR PROPOSALS

The Atlas of Living Australia (ALA) and the Australian Urban Research Infrastructure Network (AURIN) are excited to announce a collaborative open call for project partners.

AURIN and ALA will provide up to $100,000 funding for a project informed by citizen science that will examine the intersection of biodiversity with built environments in Australia. The call for proposals closes on 13 December.

ARDC (NCRIS) FUNDED

AUSTRALIAN URBAN HEALTH INDICATORS

INTEGRATED DATA

FOR BETTER HEALTH

FOR ALL AUSTRALIANS

AURIN leads the Australian Urban Health Indicators (AusUrb-HI). Linking health outcomes and their determinants for improved practice and policy.

IN PROGRESS

ADDING BUILT ENVIRONMENTS TO CLIMATE MODELS

Researchers at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) are working to incorporate more detailed features of the built environment into existing climate models – helping to create better and healthier cities and regions.

“This is rare data that isn’t available in a lot of places – often we’re trying to estimate parameters using satellite data or people going out and doing surveys. So it’s really, really valuable in that sense.” – Dr Mathew Lipson

AURIN Data and Tools for pandemic research

COVID-19 Research

AURIN is being used to demonstrate the impact of
COVID-19 in employment, housing and other areas.

How can we help you?

DATA BY DEMAND FOR SMARTER DECISIONS

REQUEST THE DATA YOU NEED

AURIN works with researchers to find data that supports their research.

We clean, harmonise and licence data to release through our platform, making it accessible for research, planning and policy making.

DATA AND TOOLS FOR SMARTER DECISIONS

AURIN API

API for programmatic access to an extensive range of datasets from the AURIN Workbench.

DATA AND TOOLS FOR SMARTER DECISIONS

APM Point Data

Apply for access to point level sale and rental records provided by APM through the AURIN Portal