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Data.gov catalog dataset metadata

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Public catalog metadata including dataset identity, description, publisher, dates, license and keywords.

How a pipeline uses this source

SourcesDataset Metadata — Collect public catalog metadata including dataset identity, description, publisher, dates, license and keywords.
Step
Dataset Metadata
Collect public catalog metadata including dataset identity, description, publisher, dates, license and keywords.
StartChecks — 2 saved checks run against the live site and a stored copy of the page. Last passed 7 Oct 2026. When the site changes, Jason repairs the source and publishes a new revision.
Step
Checks
2 saved checks run against the live site and a stored copy of the page. Last passed 7 Oct 2026. When the site changes, Jason repairs the source and publishes a new revision.
Your Dataset — Rows delivered to your sheet, warehouse, alerts or assistant on the schedule you choose.
Output
Your Dataset
Rows delivered to your sheet, warehouse, alerts or assistant on the schedule you choose.
EndSources — data.gov
Sources
data.gov
  1. 01 · sources

    Sources

    data.gov

  2. 02

    Dataset Metadata

    Collect public catalog metadata including dataset identity…

  3. 03

    Checks

    2 saved checks run against the live site and a stored copy of…

  4. 04 · output

    Your Dataset

    Rows delivered to your sheet, warehouse, alerts or assistant…

What Data.gov catalog dataset metadata does

Public catalog metadata including dataset identity, description, publisher, dates, license and keywords.

Collects: Public catalog metadata including dataset identity, description, publisher, dates, license and keywords

Reads

catalog.data.gov

Limitations

Metadata only, not data records/downloads or endpoint verification. Publisher metadata may be stale; catalog-check date differs from dataset modification.

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