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How semantic collaboration is going to be a cornerstone of the next generation “Smart Cities” and why this is important for Open Data

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Open Standards for Local
Administrations - OSLO
Februari 19, 2014, Ghent

How semantic collaboration is going to be a
cornerstone of the next generation “Smart Cities”
and why this is important for Open Data.

OSLO | Open Standards for Local Administrations

V-ICT-OR, an NPO
@ the crossroads
local government,
central government,
private sector and
the citizen

OSLO | Open Standards for Local Administrations

V-ICT-OR, an NPO @
the crossroads

active in Flanders

OSLO | Open Standards for Local Administrations

better public
services
city
intelligence
Business Intelligence

SMART cities
cross sector integration

OSLO | Open Standards for Local Administrations

only-once
principle fails
integration
expensive and
inefficient
lack of machine
readable
information

OSLO | Open Standards for Local Administrations

bottom upapproach

‘expert driven’ vs.
‘politically-driven’

multi disciplinary Working Group, with a
total of 58 people from 28 organisations
and representatives of the ISA programme.
OSLO | Open Standards for Local Administrations

Public Private Consortium
OSLO | Open Standards for Local Administrations

building bridges between public and
private sector
‘Enabler’ for SMART Cities
Interoptability with other member states
Future proof
Re-Use
Why (1) ISA CORE vocabularies and (2) linked data are
essential for local govenments?
OSLO | Open Standards for Local Administrations

Base Registries
Local Enrichment

OSLO | Open Standards for Local Administrations

EU ISA CORE
Vocabularies
Local ISA
Extention
Harmonisation with
• National and Regional Base Registries
• Local context
OSLO | Open Standards for Local Administrations

domicile address
(formal residence)
or contact address
(students
residence)

different contexts:
citizen, employee,
trainer sport club,
…

OSLO | Open Standards for Local Administrations

Regional
CRAB
(x,y)
Regional
Crossroad DB

Europe
Inspire
Environment

worldwide
UPU
Postal

vermijden
dat een
wijziging in
een

vermijden
dat een
wijziging in
een

vermijden
dat een
wijziging in
een

compare international address standards
and apply them to the context of local
governments
OSLO | Open Standards for Local Administrations

qualify
your
data

use
opt-in/
opt-out

authorisation
design

privacy
regulations?

create
opportunities
for re-use

roles and
authorisation

privacy
OSLO | Open Standards for Local Administrations

integrity

provenance

quality

Quality?
“fitness for use”, or
how well the data
satisfies particular
needs
or fulfills certain
requirements to
solve a problem

OSLO | Open Standards for Local Administrations

European Commission > ISA
Oslo open standards local administrations flanders

OSLO | Open Standards for Local Administrations

European Commission > ISA
OSLO - Open Standaarden voor Lokale Overheden in Vlaanderen

http://purl.org/oslo

OSLO | Open Standards for Local Administrations

OSLO components?

OSLO | Open Standards for Local Administrations

Roadmap
integration in
public tenders
convenant
public /private
sector
pilots

OSLO | Open Standards for Local Administrations

Pilot: distributed shared service catalog

OSLO | Open Standards for Local Administrations

1. Shared vision – public/private – local/central

OSLO | Open Standards for Local Administrations

2. governance

If each would
sweep before
his own door,
we should have
a clean city

what – where –
contact info –
opening hours
OSLO | Open Standards for Local Administrations

3. Agree on concepts and relationships,
(re)use existing definitions

http://bit.ly/lov-able
http://bit.ly/lov-able
OSLO | Open Standards for Local Administrations

4. reference vocabularies

OSLO | Open Standards for Local Administrations

Feedback Loop

OSLO | Open Standards for Local Administrations

OSLO | Open Standards for Local Administrations

@rafke

OSLO | Open Standards for Local Administrations

semantic collaboration is going to be a
cornerstone of the next generation
“Smart Cities”
semantic standards are a katalysator
for better public services and Open
Data.
OSLO exist http://purl.org/oslo

OSLO | Open Standards for Local Administrations

Raf Buyle | V-ICT-OR - Flemish ICT Organisation
www.v-ict-or.be | raf.buyle@v-ict-or.be

OSLO | Open Standards for Local Administrations

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