Aeronautical emergency planning zones based on the probability of impact in the vicinity of the airport, aerodrome or heliport. The models used allow the calculation of the probability that, given an accident in the vicinity of an aeronautical installation, the aircraft will impact at a specific point. Two types of zone are defined: Zone I corresponds to the territory with a probability of impact greater than 10% (10e-1) and Zone II corresponds to the territory with a probability of impact greater than 1% (10-2).

This dataset contains the geographical location of sirens installed on dams, designed to act as an alert system in the event of a dam or dike breach. The installation points have been determined based on acoustic dispersion models and an analysis of flood-prone areas with resident populations, aiming to optimize coverage and ensure immediate notification to the people living in these areas.

Points where flooding frequently affects.

Geographical distribution of people, including population characteristics and activity levels, aggregated by grid, region, administrative unit or other analytical unit.

This represents the alert coverage of sirens installed on dams. Some approximations have been made by generating buffers with a predefined coverage radius based on the technical specifications of the sirens, while others have employed acoustic propagation models that incorporate factors such as attenuation, sound dispersion, and the influence of topography.

Location of rail network tunnels included within the scope of the PROCICAT action plan for emergencies in the rail passenger transport.

It represents the aproximate route of the oil pipelines.