This document describes KDrive, a project to publish Ecuadorian geospatial data as linked data. It discusses the motivation, architecture, and life cycle for generating and linking geospatial linked data. Key aspects include selecting geospatial data sources from Ecuadorian government agencies, defining URIs and vocabularies for geospatial resources, using tools like GeoKettle to generate RDF from geospatial file formats, linking the data, and making it available for querying via SPARQL and visualization on a map. The goal is to publish and exploit linked geospatial data about things like rivers and provinces in Ecuador.