Análisis multidimensional de los portales de datos abiertos autonómicos españoles

Abstract

Open Government initiatives and reuse of public sector information are implemented in most countries. The destination of this data are open data portals, digital repositories that centralize information of public administrations under the premises of open formats and free licenses. In Spain, the development of regional governments open data portals is undisputed, going from 11 open portals with an approximate offer of 5.000 datasets in 2013, to 17 repositories and more than 14.000 datasets in 2019. This study evaluates these regional government open data portals, considering four complementary dimensions: number of datasets, applications developed, based on these datasets, available interaction options and observed functionality in the portal, finding important intra-community differences.