# DataQuoll > DataQuoll turns fragmented Australian public data into answers about locations, events and assets. Today: emergency incidents and warnings, disaster declarations, river gauges, industry calendars and police media releases, with an incident archive back to 1840. Emergency incidents arrive in one GeoJSON schema with CAP-AU severity, urgency and certainty fields that carry only what each agency states; disaster declarations are reported by LGA as declared-area status; river gauges carry BoM flood classes with verified datums. ## Datasets - [All datasets](https://dataquoll.io/datasets): What DataQuoll publishes: coverage, freshness and provenance per dataset. - [Emergency incidents and warnings](https://dataquoll.io/datasets/incidents): Live incidents and official warnings, one GeoJSON schema, the warning level each agency states. - [Disaster declarations](https://dataquoll.io/datasets/declarations): Which local government areas sit inside a formally declared disaster area. - [River gauges and flood status](https://dataquoll.io/datasets/gauges): Water levels from state monitoring networks with BoM flood classes and verified datums. - [Hazard history for a location](https://dataquoll.io/datasets/hazard-history): What official sources recorded near a point, unioned with the declarations covering its local government area. - [Emergency facilities](https://dataquoll.io/datasets/emergency-facilities): Where responders come from: police, ambulance, fire and SES facility locations nationally, searchable by radius around a point. - [Mobile network sites](https://dataquoll.io/datasets/mobile-sites): Where the mobile networks are: Telstra, Optus and TPG radio site records from the ACCC, searchable by radius, state, LGA or operator. - [Addresses](https://dataquoll.io/datasets/addresses): Every Australian address from G-NAF, matched exactly from one line, with the council area, incidents nearby, the nearest river gauge, facilities and mobile sites in the same answer. - [Industry calendars](https://dataquoll.io/datasets/industry-calendars): RDOs, public holidays, school holidays and shutdowns per jurisdiction, verified against the official lists, and whether a date is a working day. - [Police media releases and official publications](https://dataquoll.io/datasets/publications): Official documents from each publisher, versioned and kept after the publisher deletes them. Media releases from South Australia Police, and media releases and news from Tasmania Police, first. - [Historical archive](https://dataquoll.io/datasets/archive): 4.5 million historical incident records, earliest 1840, queryable and snapshot-able. ## Docs - [API reference (Markdown)](https://dataquoll.io/docs.md): Every endpoint, parameter, and response schema as clean markdown. - [OpenAPI spec](https://dataquoll.io/openapi.yaml): Machine-readable OpenAPI 3.1 description of the API. - [Interactive reference](https://docs.dataquoll.io): Server-rendered reference plus an interactive playground. - [Quickstart](https://dataquoll.io/quickstart): Get a first incident in about 30 seconds. - [Python quickstart](https://dataquoll.io/guides/python-quickstart.md): Fetch, filter, and paginate from Python. - [Pay per request](https://docs.dataquoll.io/machine-payments): No key? An agent can pay for each request with MPP (USDC.e on Tempo) or x402 (USDC on Base): US$0.08 a request, US$0.20 for the archive, US$0.25 for a hazard history lookup and US$0.50 for disaster declaration status. The 402 flow, receipts and refunds. ## Guides - [What is DataQuoll](https://dataquoll.io/guides/what-is-dataquoll.md): What the API is, how it works, who uses it. - [Australian emergency data feeds](https://dataquoll.io/guides/australian-emergency-data-feeds.md): Every feed we poll, mapped by state, with formats and intervals. - [G-NAF suburb and street matching](https://dataquoll.io/guides/g-naf.md): Places in official documents matched to G-NAF suburbs and streets, with stated precision. - [Incident details fields](https://dataquoll.io/guides/incident-details-fields.md): The agency-specific details object, per feed, with types and meanings. - [CAP-AU developer guide](https://dataquoll.io/guides/cap-au-developer-guide.md): Australia’s emergency alert standard and how to consume it. - [Build a bushfire map with Leaflet](https://dataquoll.io/guides/bushfire-map-leaflet.md): Real-time markers on a map in one HTML file. - [Map incidents with Mapbox GL JS](https://dataquoll.io/guides/bushfire-map-mapbox.md): Incidents and agency boundary polygons as vector layers, styled by warning level. - [Emergency alerts in Slack](https://dataquoll.io/guides/slack-emergency-alerts.md): Post live incidents to a Slack channel, deduplicated and filtered by warning level. - [Home Assistant integration](https://dataquoll.io/guides/home-assistant.md): Australian emergency alerts on a Home Assistant dashboard. - [Australian disaster declarations](https://dataquoll.io/guides/australian-disaster-declarations.md): How declarations work and how to check status by postcode. - [River gauges API](https://dataquoll.io/guides/river-gauges-api.md): Live water levels from every state joined to BoM flood classifications. - [Industry calendars 2026](https://dataquoll.io/calendars): RDOs, public holidays, school holidays and shutdowns per jurisdiction, verified against the official lists. - [Pay per request for AI agents](https://dataquoll.io/guides/pay-per-request-for-ai-agents.md): An agent with a wallet can pay for one request and get the data back, with no signup and no API key. ## API and Data - [Attribution](https://dataquoll.io/api/v1/attribution): Data source licences and required attribution text. - [Schema endpoint](https://dataquoll.io/api/v1/schema): Valid enum values for event types, categories, severity, and more. - [MCP server](https://dataquoll.io/mcp): Connect Claude, Cursor, VS Code, Codex, Windsurf or Zed to the same data through one remote MCP server. - [Full content (one file)](https://dataquoll.io/llms-full.txt): The reference and all guides concatenated for agent ingestion.