Public sector open data

The open data of the Public Transport Register provides valuable input for studies related to, for example, public transport network planning, mapping access to public services for residents in different regions, as well as assessing the [...]

As of June 2020, the Tartu Open Data catalog contains nearly 20 databases intended for free public use. The spatial datasets describe areas such as: transport ja liiklus (nt Tartu linna kergliiklusteedevõrgustik, Tartu rattaringluse [...]

Smart Road (Tark Tee) is the official traffic information system of the Estonian Transport Administration. Its open data enables, for example, monitoring traffic density, analyzing factors that may hinder mobility, and using analysis [...]

Tallinn’s open data includes machine-readable and unrestricted datasets intended for free use. As of June 2020, the Tallinn Open Data catalog contained nearly 40 databases based on Tallinn’s information systems. In the context of [...]

Open Data on Offenses from the Police and Border Guard Board The Police and Border Guard Board’s open data on offenses can be used in research that, for example, analyzes crimes by regions and communities, examines broader connections [...]

Based on the Land Board’s real estate transaction data, it is possible to analyze relationships between real estate prices and various other factors, such as the ethnic composition of residents, crime levels, public transport [...]

The open data from the Building Register makes it possible, in combination with other datasets, to study for example access to schools, shops, potential workplaces, public institutions, and services using different modes of transport; to [...]

The open data from the Estonian Sports Register is useful in studies focusing, for example, on the use of transport services, access to and use of sports facilities, general mobility patterns of residents, and the likelihood of interaction [...]

The open data from the Estonian Education Information System (EHIS) can be used as a single source in studies analyzing, for example, students’ and teachers’ spatial mobility, the safety of school routes, school accessibility via [...]

The Estonian Open Data Portal ensures access for interested parties to public sector data without access restrictions, which can be both reused and shared. As of June 2020, the portal hosted over 700 datasets, some of which also include [...]