Spain 55% open

its seem that Spain Autonomous communities have air Air Monitoring system.also the data can been fond in website Catalog of Public Information

All licenses are identical or similar than CC-by

Weather forecast by locations includes: 7 days forecast of temperature, wind and precipitation updated daily with XML download

The Procurement Tenders dataset matches the evaluation criteria.

It does not provide a bulk download but an an electronic mechanism to allow companies to integrate the tenders with their systems (with the CODICE specification) and a set of RSS feeds.

The Law Seach facility on Boletin Oficial del Estado website allow to search for all the legislation available.

Each law entry could be downloaded in machine readable format (XML) but not in bulks. The data is provided timely and with with a license which allows re-use in the terms of the open definition.

The dataset matches all the evaluation criteria. Bulk download of all information can only be requested by email (see footer of website). The terms and conditions refers to the 37/2007 law which could be considered an open license.

The Government Budget for the upcoming year is freely available to download in bulk as a collection of PDF files from the SEPG website.

There's no machine readable version either in the SEPG or in the Spanish Open Data Portal.

A good example of what the open data version of the spanish national bugget would be is available to download as CSV on dondevanmisimpuestos.es, a social project byt the NGO Fundación Civio.

Files can be downloaded for specific provinces or for Spain as a whole. Downloads require users to register. Also, users need to accept terms of license that exclude commercial use and are not compliant with open licenses: http://www2.ign.es/siane/Principal.do WMS/WMF service for a scale of 1:5.000 is provided here: http://www.iderioja.larioja.org/municipios/servicios_ogc_es.html. Also a commercial is being maintained, called the Centro Nacional de Información Geográfica (https://www.cnig.es/) where users can purchase PDF maps and download is provided for one sheet/file at a time (not in bulk). On the open data catalogue the topographic database at a scale 1:100.000 is available here (http://datos.gob.es/catalogo/base-topografica-nacional-1100000-0). Download of shapefiles is available in bulk, last update in July 2015 (07-13-2015).

Below the direct link to the three dataset to match the evaluation criteria:

• GDP for the whole country, updated quarterly.
• Unemployment statistics, updated quarterly not monthly.
• Population updated at once a year.

The Unemployment Statistics aren't updated monthly but quarterly.

License is unclear - "Denaturalising the sense of the information is expressly prohibited" http://www.ine.es/ss/Satellite?c=Page&p=1254735849170&pagename=Ayuda%2FINELayout&cid=1254735849170&L=1#

The Náyade project provides the dataset for Water Quality under the National Law 1341/2007, but it does not matches the evaluation criteria:

• Only the "Enterococos Intestinales" and "Escherichia Coli" levels are meassured (fecal bacteries)
• There's no evidence of meassures for arsenic, fluoride levels or nitrates.

The Náyade project publish the information on a yearly basis and no evidence of re-using policy was found. The Spanish Open Data Portal offers water quality datasets with open licensing for some regions.

The IGAE website offers a monthly updated Government Spending excel file for 2015 Government Budget (actual), but this dataset doesn't matches the following evaluation criteria:

• No Individual record of transactions, just aggregated figures.
• Therefore, no date of the transactions.

That's why we marked a 'No' on the "Publicly available" question. The same organization is offering a more detailed spending excel file for the 2014 spending.

To match the evaluation criteria, two different sources of public information should be analyzed: The Land Registry and the Cadaster of Spain.

There's no evidence of data publicly available in digital form available for download on the land ownership data on the Land Registry, whereas the Cadastre of Spain provides accurate information on land boarders and size updated frequently.

An user account is needed to access the Company Register of Spain. Accessing a company file isn't freely available. https://www.rmc.es/privado/LoginConvenio.aspx?ReturnUrl=%2fsociedadesInscritas%2fNombreSocial.aspx

Postcode data are available without georeference and under licence fee here http://www.correos.es/ss/Satellite/site/pagina-1349169615030/info