ERA Eurostat Exporter

Export the two optimised Eurostat extracts as CSV, straight from the live RINF knowledge graph — sections of line with their track parameters, or the TEN-T / corridor classification flags. Both queries are the tested versions in eurostat/: they use the predicates the graph actually carries today, aggregate multi-valued fields instead of multiplying rows, and can be run per country or across the whole EU.

Dataset Sections of line + track parameters30 columns Length, infrastructure manager, national line, start/end operational points with their position (WKT point, latitude, longitude), validity, TEN classification, permitted speed, gauge, contact-line system, ETCS level, GSM-R. Coded values come as their label (e.g. Link, Overhead contact line (OCL)); a code with no label anywhere in the graph stays as its URI. One row per section of line and track. Mirrors query-SoL-param1-optimised.rq. Add each section's own geometry — one more column, sectionofline_geometry (WKT linestring), from the section's net reference like the points. About doubles the file: the whole EU grows from 71 MB to 137 MB. Mirrors query-SoL-param1-geometry.rq. TEN-T & corridor flags40 columns 0/1 flags for the six TEN-T classifications, eleven rail freight corridors, three TEN-T network levels, two traffic types and nine European Transport Corridors. Mirrors tent-query-v1-optimised.rq.

Scope

See the SPARQL query that will be sent

Queries graph.data.era.europa.eu/repositories/rinf-plus directly from your browser (open CORS, no server involved), asking for text/csv — far smaller than JSON results, and the endpoint does not honour gzip. Multi-valued fields are returned pipe-separated (|), because one operational point can carry several era:opName values once the per-infrastructure-manager graphs are read as a union. Only the description of a section valid today is exported: Germany already publishes next year's copy of every section, which would otherwise count twice. Operational-point positions come from each point's net reference (era:netReference/geo:hasGeometry), which every point has; latitude and longitude are read from its WKT point. A value the graph does not carry reads no data, never an empty cell; the coverage table counts those as missing. One country is one request, usually under half a minute; the whole EU is one request per country, six at a time, joined into one file of tens of megabytes.
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ERA Eurostat Exporter

Classification flags — rows set to 1

Column coverage — values actually present