Digital Street of Andalusia Unified

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Dataset information

Country of origin
Updated
Created
2014.11.14
Available languages
English
Keywords
Andalucía, IECA
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Dataset description

The Digital Street of Andalusia Unified, hereinafter CDAU, is the official digital street of the Junta de Andalucía, generated from the fusion of the different sources of information on street workers, both geographical and alphanumeric, existing in the autonomous community (Cartociudad, GESTA, street workers of local entities, etc.). The CDAU constitutes an official database, with topological structure of GIS, which includes information on the road network and the portal of all the municipalities of Andalusia, thus allowing the geographical location of all addresses registered officially in the autonomous community with an approximation at portal level. The Digital Street of Andalusia also includes information of a census (census sections) and postal (postal codes), as well as information on the territorial structure of the community (municipalities and population centers). The data model of Callejero Digital de Andalucía includes the following geographical phenomena or entities: - vial: alphanumeric table with the urban roads (streets, avenues, squares, etc.) and interurban (highways, roads, roads, etc.) of the digital street. The vial layer is generated from the fusion of the different available sources, i.e.: alphanumeric street of the IECA (GESTA), street of Cartociudad, street of Catastro, version of the Digital Street of Andalusia before the unification of sources (CDA) and street of local entities (deputations and municipalities). - portalpk: portals, kilometric and disseminated points of the digital street, understood as disseminated those addresses that do not obey the usual pattern of addressing (street + portal) and that are defined by the name by which a place is popularly known (e.g. Cortijo Santa María). Like the vial layer, portals have been generated from merging the different available sources, i.e.: alphanumeric street of the IECA (GESTA), street of Cartociudad, street of Catastro, portals of Census 2011 and street of local entities (deputations and municipalities) as well as the maintenance of the platform itself. Finally, the Geographic Nomenclature of Andalusia (NGA) and the NomGeo toponym database have been used as the source of the disseminated portals. - tranche: geometry through which the vials run. This geometry, of polyline type, is divided into different sections or sections according to a set of established tramification rules (for example, when two tracks intersect). The sources of information for track sections are similar to those described in the track entity. - core: nuclei of population or settlements of the digital street. The core layer is obtained from the IECA Population Project generating polygonation for the entire Andalusian territory, with each polygon having the INE core code corresponding to the Nomenclature. Each portal inherits the Nomenclator ine code. - grouping: set or group of buildings that are not officially considered as nuclei (e.g. urbanizations, industrial estates, etc.). This layer comes from the IECA MTA10, is maintained by its competent body and is regularly updated in the CDAU maintenance application. - municipality: municipalities of Andalusia. The layer of municipalities proceeds project Territorial Delimitations of IECA. It is kept updated by the Cartographic Production Service (IECA) and updated once a year in CDAU. - _postal code: postal codes of Andalusia. The layer of postal codes comes from the street of Cartociudad, is maintained by this agency together with Correos and is regularly updated in the CDAU maintenance system. The postal code layer has been generated from the WMS Mail service that the IDEE disseminates. Addresses and Postcodes. Name of the addresses from the Cartociudad project based on official data from the IGN, the General Directorate of the Cadastre, the Correos Group and the National Institute of Statistics and in collaboration with the Autonomous Communities of the Basque Country, the Autonomous Community of Navarre, the Autonomous Community of Valencia, La Rioja and the Balearic Islands. The designations comply with the INSPIRE Directive 2007/2/EC as well as its style. They also have associated a visualization style defined by the IGN. WMS 1.3.0 display service according to ISO 19128:2005 Inspire profile. Access and exploitation of this service is allowed in any case provided that the authorship and ownership are mentioned as follows: CC BY 4.0 www.scne.es/products.html#CartoCity - _censal section: census sections of Andalusia. The census section layer is maintained by the IECA in collaboration with the INE and regularly updated in the CDAU maintenance system. Each portal inherits the census section.
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