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Introduction to data anonymisation: Techniques and case studies
Data anonymization defines the methodology and set of best practices and techniques that reduce the risk of identifying individuals, the irreversibility of the anonymization process, and the auditing of the exploitation of anonymized data by monitoring who, when, and for what purpose they are used…
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Practical guide for the publication of linked data
It is important to publish open data following a series of guidelines that facilitate its reuse, including the use of common schemas, such as standard formats, ontologies and vocabularies. In this way, datasets published by different organizations will be more homogeneous and users will be able to…
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Practical guide for the publication of Spatial Data
A spatial data or geographical data is that which has a geographical reference associated with it, either directly, through coordinates, or indirectly, such as a postal code. Thanks to these geographical references it is possible to locate its exact location on a map. The European Union includes…
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A practical guide to publishing Open Data using APIs
An application programming interface or API is a mechanism that allows communication and information exchange between systems. Open data platforms, such as datos.gob.es, have this type of tool to interact with the information system and consult the data without the need for knowledge of the…
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Practical guide to publishing tabular data in CSV files
Nowadays we have more and more sources of data at our fingertips. According to the European Data Portal, the impact of the open data market could reach up to EUR 334 billion and generate around 2 million jobs by 2025 ('The Economic Impact of Open Data: Opportunities for value creation in Europe. (…
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