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This study falls within the field of information management and public sector documentation (PSI), specifically public statistical information. The study aims to analyze, evaluate and diagnose the ways of dissemination of statistical information in Spain and its degree of compliance with the main internationally recommended principles for public sector information. The work is structured in several sections: ¿ Identification of statistical information and documentation. ¿ Analysis of its organization and its stakeholders, and their importance within the set of administrations. ¿ Determination of the statistical activity, its characteristics and its quantification, with special attention to its sources of information and to the diffusion phase of its results. It pays attention to the degree of transparency of this activity in the different administrations. ¿ Identification of the media, types of documents and the current information resources and their characteristics. ¿ The degree of compliance with the principles of access and inventory in different administrations. The method used starts from a content analysis about the bases of the statistical organization and its legal foundations. This analysis determines the conceptual framework, the information sources of the activity and its informative characteristics. In a second phase the documentary typologies and characteristics of the products regarding the diffusion of results of this activity are analyzed, as well as their specific forms of dissemination. In a third phase, an empirical work is carried out in which a heuristic analysis of the web sites for each of the 18 statistical systems identified determines their degree of compliance with the access and inventory principles. This analysis is done in three hierarchical structured phases within each system, the analysis of the web site of the governments, the analysis of the web sites of the central statistical agency and the sector agency of each local administration. In a last phase of this analysis, the ...

[ES] Se analiza la apertura de datos de estadística pública en los catálogos de datos de los gobiernos central y autonómicos españoles. Se parte de la hipótesis de que su tratamiento documental es insuficiente, si tenemos en cuenta que los datos estadísticos son especialmente relevantes para open data. Se estudian tres cuestiones con respecto a la estadística oficial: que cumpla con los requerimientos que se solicitan a los datos abiertos, la posibilidad de ser encontrada en los catálogos y que pueda ser correctamente comprendida de cara a la reutilización. Estos aspectos implican definir qué es un dato abierto y qué es estadística pública; estudiar si en los portales es posible identificar esa información estadística; y si el tratamiento documental permitiría una reutilización con garantías. Los resultados arrojan una gran disparidad, tanto en la forma de denominar la información estadística (encontrabilidad) como en la manera de ofrecerla (accesibilidad). Por tanto los portales aumentan la dispersión a la hora de recuperarla y sólo algunos describen los conjuntos de datos de manera que resulten inteligibles por sí mismos. Se concluye la necesidad de concentrar esfuerzos o al menos de coordinar las acciones con respecto a la oferta de datos abiertos en España. ; [EN] This paper studies how public statistical data are becoming open in the catalogs of Spain's central and regional governments. It starts with the hypothesis that documentary treatment is insufficient, especially if we consider that statistics are particularly relevant in the open data world. This paper examines three issues regarding official statistics: what meets the requirements required of open data, how data can be found in the catalogs, and whether they can be properly understood ahead of reuse. These three aspects involvedefining open data and public statistics, considering whether it is possible to identify the statistical information in the portals, and finally determining if the documentary treatment allows reuse with guarantees. The ...

[ES] The opening of public statistics data is analysed in the data catalogues of the Spanish central and regional governments. It is assumed that their documentary processing is insufficient, bearing in mind that the statistical data are particularly relevant for open data. Three issues are examined with regard to official statistics: it complies with the requirements for open data, the possibility of being found in the catalogues and can be properly understood for re-use. These aspects involve defining what is an open data and what is public statistics; consider whether it is possible to identify such statistical information on the portals; and whether documentary processing would allow for reuse with guarantees. The results show a wide disparity, both in the way statistical information is called (reachability) and in the way it is provided (accessibility). Portals therefore increase dispersion in retrieval and only some describe datasets in a way that is intelligible by themselves. It is concluded that efforts need to be concentrated or at least coordinated with regard to the provision of open data in Spain. Peset Mancebo, MF.; Fernández López, LA. (2014). Information gaps on open data in Spain. ThinkEPI yearbook. 8: 318-321. http://hdl.handle.net/10251/50381 ; 318 321 8 ; [ES] The opening of public statistics data is analysed in the data catalogues of the Spanish central and regional governments. It is assumed that their documentary processing is insufficient, bearing in mind that the statistical data are particularly relevant for open data. Three issues are examined with regard to official statistics: it complies with the requirements for open data, the possibility of being found in the catalogues and can be properly understood for re-use. These aspects involve defining what is an open data and what is public statistics; consider whether it is possible to identify such statistical information on the portals; and whether documentary processing would allow for reuse with guarantees. The results show a wide ...