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The document summarizes a panel discussion on linked government data. The panel included experts from government agencies and universities in several countries. They discussed reasons for and against using linked data to publish government datasets, as well as challenges to adopting linked data approaches. Panelists also shared their perspectives on governments' ongoing use of linked data in the future.

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Linked Government Data
Panel Discussion
Open Government Knowledge: AI Opportunities and Challenges (OGK2011)
AAAI Fall Symposium

Moderator: David Wood
Wednesday, November 2, 11

Linking Government Data

• 42 contributors
• ...from 8 countries
• 10 chapters
• Publication date: November 2011

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Panelists

• José Viterbo, Universidade Federal Fluminense
• Karin Breitman, Pontifícia Universidade Católica
• Pierre Desrochers, Library & Archives Canada
• Matias Frosterus, Aalto University

Wednesday, November 2, 11

Question:

Why use Linked Data?

Wednesday, November 2, 11

Question:

Why not use Linked Data?

Wednesday, November 2, 11

Question:

What are the largest
challenges to adoption?

Wednesday, November 2, 11

Question:

Will your government
continue to use Linked Data?

Wednesday, November 2, 11

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Linked Government Data Panel

1. Linked Government Data Panel Discussion Open Government Knowledge: AI Opportunities and Challenges (OGK2011) AAAI Fall Symposium Moderator: David Wood Wednesday, November 2, 11

2. Wednesday, November 2, 11

3. Linking Government Data • 42 contributors • ...from 8 countries • 10 chapters • Publication date: November 2011 Wednesday, November 2, 11

4. Wednesday, November 2, 11

5. Linking Government Data http://3roundstones.com/linking-government-data/ Wednesday, November 2, 11

6. Open Government Data Camp 2011 Wednesday, November 2, 11

7. Open Government Data Sites in 2011 Wednesday, November 2, 11

8. Government LOD on CKAN Wednesday, November 2, 11

9. Largest Publisher of Government LOD Wednesday, November 2, 11

10. Panelists • José Viterbo, Universidade Federal Fluminense • Karin Breitman, Pontifícia Universidade Católica • Pierre Desrochers, Library & Archives Canada • Matias Frosterus, Aalto University Wednesday, November 2, 11

11. Question: Why use Linked Data? Wednesday, November 2, 11

12. Question: Why not use Linked Data? Wednesday, November 2, 11

13. Question: What are the largest challenges to adoption? Wednesday, November 2, 11

14. Question: Will your government continue to use Linked Data? Wednesday, November 2, 11

15. Questions Wednesday, November 2, 11

16. Linked Government Data Panel Discussion Open Government Knowledge: AI Opportunities and Challenges (OGK2011) AAAI Fall Symposium Moderator: David Wood Wednesday, November 2, 11

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