Public Data
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US Mass Shooting Violence Project DataOPEN
Shooting Incident Information Table
Firearm Information Table
Victim Information Table
Community Information Table
Trend Information Table
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Airport Information DataOPEN
China Airport Information Data
World Airport Information Data
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Injury Tracking Application (lTA) DataOPEN
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Global Port Information DataNEW
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International Football Match Results dataOPEN
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E-commerce Enabled Rural Revitalization Regional Specialty Agricultural Products DataOPEN
Regional Specialty Agricultural Product Information for E-commerce Rural Revitalization
E-commerce Enabled Rural Revitalization Enterprise Basic Information
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US Golden Globe Award Winners DataOPEN
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Layline Insider Trading DataOPEN
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Geographic information data of the United States Postal Code areaOPEN
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The CBSA administrative division code data of the United StatesOPEN
Table of counties and cities in the Core and Joint Statistical Areas of the United States
A list of major cities in the core statistical areas of the United States

The Injury Tracking Application (ITA) data is collected by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) of the United States, aimed at tracking work-related injuries and illnesses. The data comes from OSHA Form 300A: Summary of Work-Related Injuries and Illnesses, covering data from 2016 to 2023 across various industries. By gathering institution-level summary data, ITA provides valuable insights into workplace safety and health for industries, research institutions, and policymakers.

Data Uniqueness

Authority and Standardization: The data is directly sourced from the U.S. federal regulatory agency, OSHA. The collection process strictly follows the Occupational Safety and Health Act regulations, ensuring consistent statistical standards. Granular Institution-Level Information: The dataset includes detailed fields such as company name, address, and employee size, enabling precise geographic or industry analysis. Longitudinal Panel Data: Covering the years 2016-2023, the data allows for the tracking of the evolution of safety performance in the same institution, providing support for longitudinal studies. For instance, it can be used to analyze changes in injury rates before and after regulatory revisions at a specific company.

Data Application Value

Academic Research Support: It is suitable for empirical research in labor economics, public health, safety management, and other fields. Industry Risk Assessment: Businesses or insurance companies can compare industry safety levels by using fields such as "total_injuries" and "industry_description," helping to develop risk prevention strategies. Policy Effectiveness Evaluation: Government agencies or non-profit organizations can assess the impact of specific safety regulations (e.g., enhanced oversight of high-risk industries) using fields like "year_filing_for" and "sector," providing evidence for policy optimization.

This database, with its authoritative, granular, and continuously updated features, has become a critical resource for workplace safety research and practice. Whether for trend analysis in academia, risk decision-making in industry, or evaluating the effectiveness of policies, the data provides a solid empirical foundation. By integrating multidimensional fields and cross-year information, it plays a vital role in promoting the scientific and refined governance of occupational safety.

Field Demonstration

Sample Data

相关文献

  • Judson Caskey、N. Bugra Ozel，2017：Earnings expectations and employee safety，Journal of Accounting and Economics，Volume 63, Issue 1.

Data Update Frequency

Updated irregularly