This application is an access node to the National Transport System developed by the Subdirectorate General of Planning, Trans-European Network and Logistics of the Ministry of Transport and Sustainable Mobility that gathers information provided by:

• National Geographic Institute
• AENA
• Directorate General of Civil Aviation
• State Ports
• General Directorate of Roads
• Subdelegation of the Government in the Concessionary Societies of Toll Roads Nacioles
• SEITT
• ADIF
• General Directorate for Planning and Evaluation of the Railway Network
• General Directorate of Economic Programming and Budgeting

Parameter topics include technical characteristics of the infrastructure, facilities and services, traffic data and network usage, safety, alternative fuels, planned actions and characterization of the Trans-European Transport Network (as a subset of the RTIG). All parameters can be selected and deselected.

To know the available layers and the information they contain you can download the Data Dictionary document.

You can download the complete user manual in PDF.

ELISA: The Plan in figures is a tool launched by the Spanish government to visualise updated data on the implementation of the investments of the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan (PRTR). Through intuitive visualisations, this tool provides information on the number of companies and households that have received funding, the size of the beneficiary companies and the investments made in the different levers of action defined in the Plan.

The tool also provides details of the funds managed and executed in each Autonomous Community. In this way, the territorial distribution of the projects can be seen. In addition, the tool is accompanied by territorial sheets, which show a more qualitative detail of the impact of the Recovery Plan in each Autonomous Community.

Oficius is a search engine for information on employment and public aid. Specifically, it offers information on:  

• Public employment: Civil service examinations, job vacancies, public hiring, competitive examinations, vacancy announcements, free appointment offers, lists of those admitted and excluded, waiting lists and those who have passed, selective tests, vacancies, employment stabilization process, etc.  
• Aids: Grants, scholarships, subsidies, prizes, competitions, contests, aids for both individuals and legal entities, etc.  

 To offer this information, Oficius automatically indexes daily content from the Official State Gazette (BOE in in Spanish acronyms) and the different bulletins of the various autonomous communities and provinces.  

 Oficius has received the award for "Best Idea in development 2023" in the III Edition of the Awards for Technological Innovation of Diputación de Cáceres. 

This application makes it possible to view data from Rediam (Andalusian Environmental Information Network) by means of a quick and easy consultation system to obtain the daily situation of the water reserve in reservoirs in Andalusia, both at reservoir level and at the level of hydrographic demarcation, province or exploitation system. 

The daily data on reservoir reserves and accumulated rainfall shown are received daily from the control networks of the Guadalquivir, Cuencas Mediterráneas Andaluzas, Guadalete-Barbate and Tinto-Odiel-Piedras Hydrographic Demarcations and correspond to the 8:00 a.m. data.  

The reservoirs included are owned by the Junta de Andalucía and the State, and their use is for supplying population centres or irrigation. The app has a history of data available from 2009 to the present and offers the option of downloading the data in a reusable format. 

There is a manual available to the user that provides information on the use and exploitation of the data of the application: https://portalrediam.cica.es/embalses/docs/manual_usuario.pdf

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

ContratosMenores.es is a website that provides information on minor contracts carried out in Spain since January 2022. Through this application you can locate the contracts according to their classification in the Common Procurement Vocabulary (CPV), following the hierarchical tree of public procurement bodies, with a free text search, or from different rankings, for example, of most expensive contracts, most frequent awardees and others.

In the file of each organization and of each awardee, details are given of their outstanding relations with other entities, the most frequent categories of their contracts, similar companies, duration of the contracts, amount, and much more.

In the case of the awarded companies, a map is drawn with the location of the contracts they have received.

The website is completely free, does not require registration, and is updated daily, starting with more than one million registered minor contracts.

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 

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. 

This application is a tool that presents in real time the costs of electricity in Spain for the Regulated Tariff PVPC (Voluntary Price for Small Consumers). The objective is that any user can check the hours with the lowest electricity costs in order to save on their electricity bill.

Different graphs of the price of electricity hour by hour are offered, as well as useful data for users obtained from the open API of ESIOS (Red Eléctrica de España). All these graphs and data show information about fluctuations in the price of electricity in Spain.