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This application designed for iOS devices offers a wide range of tourist activities in the Autonomous Community of Castilla y León. It acts as a travel assistant, allowing you to create an itinerary according to the interests of each user.

TUrMISMO allows you to discover activities to do in the area, save your favourite places or plans, and trace your own route. To do this, it offers geolocated information on places as diverse as tourist offices, restaurants and wineries, organised excursions and ski schools, among many others.

The app was presented this year 2024 to the VII Open Data Competition of Castilla y León and uses open data provided by the Junta de Castilla y León.

• Valencia city  
• Municipal area of Valencia 
•  Data on trees in Valencia city 

This application shows the location of charging stations for electric vehicles within the Community of Castilla y León. The user can select the province of interest and access information on the available stations. For each station, various information is provided, such as its location, the supplier company, the number of charging stations and the available connectors. 

In addition, within the app the user can also find information on incentive programmes for electric mobility, such as the MOVES III Plan. 

The geographical data of these chargers have been obtained from the servers of the public platform of Open Data of Castilla y León. 

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This mobile application developed by the City Council of Ourense allows you to consult updated information about the city: news, notices or upcoming events on different topics such as: 

• Arts and festivities: Cultural events organized by the city council.
• Tourism: Information about thermal facilities, tourist attractions, heritage, routes and gastronomy.
• Notifications: Real time notifications about possible traffic cuts, opening of monuments or other specific issues.  
• Information: Data of general interest such as emergency telephone numbers or citizen services of the city council. 

The mOUbil app, developed through local open data sets, unifies all the information of interest to the neighbors of Ourense, as well as tourists who want to know the city. In addition, anyone can make suggestions for improvement on the application through this form: Queries and Suggestions (ourense.gal).  

Your download is available for both Android mOUbil - Ourense no peto! - Apps in Google Play and iOS: moubil - Ourense no peto! in App Store (apple.com)

The application shows all public wireless networks in the city of Valencia and allows its geolocation. It offers a map to identify the location of the network and a free text field to insert any comment. It also has a detailed screen with which the user can rate from 1 to 5 the quality of the installation and the signal.  

All this is stored on the device so that nothing is lost when closing the application. 

The application is available in English, Spanish, Chinese and Japanese.

Kohesio is a comprehensive knowledge database that provides easy and transparent access to up-to-date information on projects and beneficiaries co-financed by the EU cohesion policy during the 2014-2020 programming period.  

This application is based on W3C semantic web open standards and open source tools. Its database currently contains more than 1.5 million projects and approximately 500 000 beneficiaries.  

The EU Directorate-General for Regional and Urban Policy is responsible for gradually enriching Kohesio with new projects and beneficiaries for the programming period 2021-2027, in close cooperation with EU Member States and program authorities.  

All datasets are available in CSV/XLSX and RDF format (see "Services" page).  

EU Member States and program authorities publish lists of operations and related beneficiaries under their reporting and communication obligations Regulation (EU) No. 1303/2013, Annex XII[, and Regulation (EU) 2021/1060, Article 49].  

Kohesio aggregates and standardizes the data in these lists of operations. All data published in the lists are the responsibility of the respective managing authorities.   

Open data sources such as:  

• https://data.europa.eu/data/datasets?locale=es  

• https://www.openstreetmap.org/copyright 

This is a Telegram bot that provides information about the nearest water source to the user's location. This application generated from the reuse of information from the catalog of the open data portal of the Madrid City Council shares the address of the nearest source. If the user prefers, he/she can also provide a map of the location where the fountain is located or even search for the next closest one.  

In this video you can see the practical application of the bot 

Precioil.es is a web platform where it is possible to consult information about gas stations located in Spain and their current prices.   

Through a search engine, it is possible to locate gas stations in a given area and select the type of fuel and brand. In the information of each of the stations you can find not only the prices, but also the address, opening hours, location and other details of interest, as well as the price history of the last week.   

Precioil.es also shows the evolution of the average prices per type of fuel in Spain for the last seven days, the data of the daily average prices per brand and the average prices per province. It also has a directory of all service stations in the country.   

Open data on fuel prices in Spain have been used for its development. 

The open data sources are:   

•   https://datos.gob.es/es/catalogo/e05068001-precio-de-carburantes-en-las…;

 This application is a map in which about 70% of the fatal cyclist hit-and-runs on Spanish roads in the last fifteen years are geolocated. Each point on the map represents a fatal hit-and-run and contains the following information: cyclists killed, date and time, road, circumstances of the driver, link to Google Street View and to the source of information.   

 The dataset used is made up of accident data from the Dirección General de Tráfico and information obtained from the consultation of more than 300 news items on hit-and-runs in the digital version of different media.   

 From the data obtained, the application shows in which provinces there have been a greater number of accidents or in which time slot and day of the week they are more frequent.   

 The open data sources are:   

•  DGT: https://www.dgt.es/menusecundario/dgt-en-cifras/dgt-en-cifras-resultado…  

•  Information has also been extracted from more than 300 news items on road accidents. 

The UNA Women application offers a personalized dashboard with training options for young women according to their socioeconomic circumstances.   

The main objective of the project is to contribute to reducing the gender employment gap. For this purpose, the company ITER IDEA has used more than 6 million lines of data processed from different sources, such as data.europa.eu, Eurostat, Censis, Istat (Italian National Institute of Statistics) or NUMBEO. 

In terms of user experience, the application first asks the user to fill in a form to find out key data about the person seeking information: age, education or professional sector, training budget, etc. Once the data has been collected, the app offers an interactive map with all the training options in Europe. Each city has a panel that shows interesting data about studies, cost of living in the city, etc.