Databases

The GDA Score project offers a number of publicly released real databases that can be used to test and measure anonymization methods.

See https://www.gda-score.org/notes-on-our-databases/ for more information on how the databases were made.

All of the data may be viewed through an SQL client at db001.gda-score.org. We also provide a quick guide to the SQL client.

This table holds the K-anonymized data for the trip time and location columns of the taxi dataset.

This database contains four hours of New York City taxi rides (from Jan. 8, 2013, 8AM to noon).

This database contains one week’s worth of downloads from the Sci-Hub scientific papers free download system.

This database is taken from the US Census of 2013.

This dataset contains a set of banking transactions and other data from a Czech bank.

The column-suppressed pseudonymized tables are generated by simply deleting columns that contain Personally Identifying Information (PII).

These pseudonymized tables are generated by applying K-anonymity to columns that contain Personally Identifying Information (PII).

The K-anonymized tables are generated by applying K-anonymity to all columns.