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The Fieldnotes dataset represents the anticipated locations of DFO Science field operations in the North Pacific and Arctic oceans, as well as in the coastal and interior waters of British Columbia and the Yukon.

Each year, CATSA prepares an annual report which presents the organization’s results against its corporate objectives, financial plan, performance indicators and targets set forth in its corporate plan and corporate plan summary. Once tabled in Parliament, the report is made available to the public.

Beginning in 2014, this dataset reports on the yearly tracking of spills (if any) in various sections of the Ottawa hangar of the Aircraft Services Directorate.

Beginning in January 2020, this dataset contains reporting on the audits of WHMIS label readability, and both the general condition of and stores of Personal Protective Equipment within the Cleaning Room at the Ottawa airport hangar and facility for Transport Canada’s Aircraft Services Directorate.

Beginning in January 2020, this dataset contains reporting on the environmental audits of waste bins and recycling stations at the Ottawa airport hangar and facility for Transport Canada’s Aircraft Services Directorate.

This dataset contains the hourly cost of parts, repair, and overhaul for select Transport Canada aircraft, in $ CAD. The rates in the dataset are calculated by dividing the total costs over a calendar year by the total number of hours flown.

This dataset contains an inventory of the hazardous waste materials being stored in sheds before disposal at the Ottawa hangar of Transport Canada’s Aircraft Services Directorate. The shed is audited weekly, and the dataset describes the material and the quantity in storage.

Beginning in January 2020, this dataset contains reporting on the environmental audits of hazardous waste stations at the Ottawa airport hangar and facility for Transport Canada’s Aircraft Services Directorate.

This dataset describes the individual fuel purchases, by Region or Group, made for Transport Canada’s fleet of aircraft. Details provided include the city where the fuel was purchased, the supplier, volume, purchase price, and the method of payment used.

The Aircraft Services Directorate frequently field tests their stores of “UCAR Endurance” aircraft anti-icing fluids to ensure they are safe for use. Testing measures the solution’s refractive index (glycol content), pH, and finally viscosity using the ‘falling ball’ method.