The document discusses Austria's national open government data portal called data.gv.at. It aims to have federal, state, and local governments cooperate on common standards for open data to create an effective framework. The goals are to represent interests across levels of government and connect to other open data initiatives. The portal launched in 2012 and plans to expand features like self-administration, dynamic elements, and integrating Austrian datasets into a European catalog while potentially offering paid dataset hosting.

1. National Open Government
Data Portal – data.gv.at
Gregor Eibl

2. Goals
 Federal state, provinces, cities and municipalities cooperate with
the community, science, culture and economy to set common
standards. The standards should create an effective framework,
which is util for everyone.
 The Cooperation represents interests of ministries, provinces and
municipalities, everyone who plans, creates or participates in
an Open Government Data platform.
 The Federal Chancellery provides the connection to the
Internet Society Competence Center and the Platform Digital
Austria.
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3. Cooperation OGD – First decisions
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4. Metadata 1.1 - Excerpt
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5. data.gv.at - Homepage
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6. data.gv.at – Time horizon 2012
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7. data.gv.at – Outlook
 Self administration
Authorised users from public adminstrations in Austria
 Dynamic elements
Integration of dynamic elements
 European Data Catalogue
Integration of Austrian datasets in the central European data catalogue
 Storing of data sets
As an additional service the storage of datasets at the portal site should
be priced
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8. Open discussion
Dr. Gregor Eibl
Federal Chancellery of Austria
Gregor.Eibl@bka.gv.at
www.digitales.oesterreich.gv.at