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How to measure carbon footprint using open data

The carbon footprint is a key indicator for understanding the environmental impact of our actions. It measures the amount of greenhouse gas emissions released into the atmosphere as a result of human activities, most notably the burning of fossil fuels such as oil, natural gas and coal.

How to measure the impact of open data: the importance of SROI

Traditionally, companies have measured their results based on a simple operation: how much they have earned compared to the expenses they have incurred. However, this question is not so simple.

How to prepare a dataset for machine learning and análisis

In the process of analysing data and training machine learning models, it is essential to have an adequate dataset.

How to prepare your data to work with artificial intelligence tools from a legal point of view

The idea of conceiving artificial intelligence (AI) as a service for immediate consumption or utility, under the premise that it is enough to "buy an application and start using it", is gaining more and more ground. However, getting on board with AI isn't like buying conventional software and getting it up and running instantly.

How to present open data accessibly

Open data should be inherently accessible, meaning it must be available for free and without barriers that could restrict access and reuse.

How to promote a European Digital Single Market based on data

Data has become the main value of companies.

How to promote improvements in public administration using open data

In the current economic, social and technological context, where everything changes at high speed, citizens demand agile and flexible services.

How to publish data in datos.gob.es catalogue?

In Spain there are a large number of local, regional and state data initiatives. In order to harmonise this ecosystem, datos.gob.es is a single access point, so that re-users can easily find the information they require in a single space.

How to start a data analytics project

From managing the transport network or sanitary inspections, to predicting the future needs of the personnel.

How to use OGC APIs to enhance geospatial data interoperability

In a world where geospatial information is crucial to address global challenges such as climate change and natural resource management, interoperability and the creation of standards are essential.