Guides

The FEMP's Network of Local Entities for Transparency and Citizen Participation has just presented a guide focused on data visualisation. The document, which takes as a reference the Guide to data visualisation developed by the City Council of L'...

Public sector bodies must make their data available for re-use, making it accessible in the form of open data, as referred to in Spain's legislative framework. The first step for this is that each entity, at local, regional and state level, as well as...

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...

When publishing open data, it is essential to ensure its quality. If data is well documented and of the required quality, it will be easier to reuse, as there will be less additional work for cleaning and processing. In addition, poor data quality can be...

A data space is an ecosystem where, on a voluntary basis, the data of its participants (public sector, large and small technology or business companies, individuals, research organizations, etc.) are pooled. Thus, under a context of sovereignty, trust...

Data is a key pillar of digital transformation. Reliable and quality data are the basis of everything, from the main strategic decisions to the routine operational process, they are fundamental in the development of data spaces, as well as the basis of...

By analysing data, we can discover meaningful patterns and gain insights that lead to informed decision making. But good data analysis needs to be methodical and follow a series of steps in an orderly fashion. In this video (in Spanish) we give you some...

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...

In a platform such as datos.gob.es, where the frequency of dataset updates is constant, it is necessary to have mechanisms that facilitate massive and automatic queries. In datos.gob.es we have an API and a SPARQL point to facilitate this task. Both...