La transparencia como medicina. La comunicación de la pandemia a través de los portales de datos abiertos de las autonomías

Díez‐Garrido, María; Lázaro, Mónica Melero

doi:10.5209/esmp.77172

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“…These techniques allow for the identification of spatial-temporal patterns that can, in turn, model or predict the propagation and incidence in spatial units with municipality or BHZ resolution (Escolano-Utrilla; Salvador-Oliván, 2022). Some studies of the open data portals on coronavirus in the ACs have evaluated what data they contain and the download format (Díez-Garrido;Melero-Lázaro, 2022;Martín-Fernández et al, 2021), but none of them have assessed whether it is possible to reutilize them in specialized discipline research and, more specifically, in studies that seek to apply spatial analysis techniques. The development of spatial-temporal models relating to incidence, risk, and propagation requires data that meet certain characteristics in terms of their content and form of expression.…”

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Open data on Covid-19 in the Spanish autonomous communities: reutilization in spatial epidemiology studies

Oliván

Utrilla

2022

EPI

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The Covid-19 pandemic has highlighted the need for governments and health administrations at all levels to have an open data registry that facilitates decision-making in the planning and management of health resources and provides information to citizens on the evolution of the epidemic. The concept of “open data” includes the possibility of reutilization by third parties. Space and time are basic dimensions used to structure and interpret the data of the variables that refer to the health status of the people themselves. Hence, the main objective of this study is to evaluate whether the autonomous communities’ data files regarding Covid-19 are reusable to analyze the evolution of the disease in basic spatial and temporal analysis units at the regional and national levels. To this end, open data files containing the number of diagnosed cases of Covid-19 distributed in basic health or administrative spatial units and temporal units were selected from the portals of the Spanish autonomous communities. The presence of infection-related, demographic, and temporal variables, as well as the download format and metadata, were mainly evaluated. Whether the structure of the files was homogeneous and adequate for the application of spatial analysis techniques was also analyzed. The results reveal a lack of standardization in the collection of data in both spatial and temporal units and an absence of, or ambiguity in, the meaning of the variables owing to a lack of metadata. An inadequate structure was also found in the files of seven autonomous communities, which would require subsequent processing of the data to enable their reuse and the application of analysis and spatial modeling techniques, both when carrying out global analyses and when comparing patterns of evolution between different regions.

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Open data on Covid-19 in the Spanish autonomous communities: reutilization in spatial epidemiology studies

Oliván

Utrilla

2022

EPI

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Information Management Processes: Review of the State Open Data Web Portal

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Studies in Systems, Decision and Control

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Datos abiertos para la creación de valor: atención e interés para el marketing

Curto Rodríguez

2024

epsir

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Introducción: La divulgación de información en manos del sector público mediante datos abiertos se ha consolidado a nivel mundial. Dentro de la diversa tipología de los datos abiertos, la información demográfica presenta un elevado interés para el marketing al constituir una variable útil para realizar segmentaciones de mercados. Metodología: Se procede a revisar los conjuntos de datos autonómicos en abril de 2024 observando que, de los casi 40 000 conjuntos de datos existentes, aproximadamente unos 7 000 presentan la etiqueta “Demografía”. Resultados: En este apartado muestra una aproximación al contenido de datos demográficos a nivel autonómico. Discusión: Se aprecian diferencias inter autonómicas muy importantes tanto en el número de datasets, porcentaje respecto al total autonómico, información contenida e incluso en la formulación de los conjuntos de datos. Conclusiones: A pesar de que existen datos poblacionales relevantes, la heterogeneidad observada dificulta su tratamiento automatizado y, por tanto, la creación de valor, bien sea por empresas infomediarias como por institutos de investigación de mercados.

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La transparencia como medicina. La comunicación de la pandemia a través de los portales de datos abiertos de las autonomías

Cited by 5 publications

References 20 publications

Open data on Covid-19 in the Spanish autonomous communities: reutilization in spatial epidemiology studies

Open data on Covid-19 in the Spanish autonomous communities: reutilization in spatial epidemiology studies

Information Management Processes: Review of the State Open Data Web Portal

Datos abiertos para la creación de valor: atención e interés para el marketing

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