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JOINING UP GOVERNMENTS EUROPEAN

COMMISSION

CESAR Workshop Presentation of ADMS and the

federation

7 March 2012

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1. Metadata management survey

2. Federation of Semantic Assets Repositories

• The specification: ADMS

• Implementing the federation: Joinup

• Building a Community: CESAR

Agenda

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Metadata Management Survey 1

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Survey Member States

(maturity self-assessment)

In depth analysis of metadata management in

some Member States

Identify Member States’ approaches and good practices

Approach

XRepository Digitliser.dk RIHA

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A total of 11MSs have

participated in this survey

Number and profile of respondents

AU -

BE -

CY -

CZ -

DK -

EE -

FI -

LT -

MT -

ES -

SE -

Federal Chancellery

Fedict

Ministry of Finance

Ministry of the Interior

National IT and Telecom Agency

Ministry of Economics and

Communications

Ministry of finance, Public ICT

Ministry of the Interior

Malta Information Technology

Agency - MITA

Ministerio de Política Territorial y

Administracíon Pública – MPTAP

The Swedish eGovernment

Delegation

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Metadata Management Maturity Level (Self-assessment)

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★ Metadata Ignorance

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Scattered and/or

Closed Metadata

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Open Metadata for Humans

★★★★ Open Reusable Metadata

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Among the 11MSs that

have participated in this survey:

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Conclusion of the survey

Overall, it seems that Europe is still at the

dawn of metadata management

but several Member States are already working to close the gap between their current modest level and the

one required for them to be effective and efficient in managing

this type of assets.

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The need for ADMS

Information black holes

Overall it is hard to discover the appropriate schema, code-list or data model at the right moment.

Lack of collaboration, common agreements and consensus

ADMS provides a common way

for publishers to describe their

semantic assets

Information silos

There are still significant differences in the way Member States describe common entities such as an address, a person, a location, etc.

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The need for federation

How could we promote

reuse of semantic assets

at a European level?

Respect the autonomy of each repository

… by enabling a federation of

semantic assets repositories

Cross-querying and discovery should be supported

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Federation of Semantic Assets Repositories 2

• The specification: ADMS

• Implementing the federation: Joinup

• Building a Community: CESAR

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The Asset Description Metadata Schema

(ADMS) is a common way to describe

semantic interoperability assets making it

possible for everyone to search and discover

them once shared through the forthcoming

federation of asset repositories.

ADMS and Milestones

ASSET DESCRIPTION METADATA SCHEMA

ADMS

Public

Review (V0.6)

Jan. 2012 Feb. 2012 March 2012 As from April

V0.8

V0.9

V1.0

Working towards

the federation NOW

Dec. 2011

Set up WG Collaborative approach

W3C Methodology

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ADMS Working Group in figures

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20 people

Member States

and the US.

Multi disciplinary

working group

+ EU institutions

Standardization bodies

External experts/academia

PwC and W3C facilitation

+ W3C methodology

The draft ADMS specification:

Enthusiasm around ADMS

1200 reads

640 downloads

Currently the specification is available in

UML, XML, RDF formats for public review

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Asset Description Metadata Schema (V0.8)

ASSET DESCRIPTION METADATA SCHEMA

ADMS

RDF and XML

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Federation of semantic asset repositories 2

• The specification: ADMS

• Implementing the federation: Joinup

• Building a Community: CESAR

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Num

ber

of

sem

anti

c a

ssets

Number of contributors

Standardisation bodies,

Member States

Regional and local authorities,

registries from third parties

All sorts of projects, specialized

organizations (long tail)

Segmentation of federation participants

ASSET DESCRIPTION METADATA SCHEMA

ADMS

ASSET DESCRIPTION METADATA SCHEMA

ADMS

ASSET DESCRIPTION METADATA SCHEMA

ADMS

ASSET DESCRIPTION METADATA SCHEMA

ADMS

ASSET DESCRIPTION METADATA SCHEMA

ADMS

ASSET DESCRIPTION METADATA SCHEMA

ADMS

ASSET DESCRIPTION METADATA SCHEMA

ADMS

ASSET DESCRIPTION METADATA SCHEMA

ADMS

ASSET DESCRIPTION METADATA SCHEMA

ADMS

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How to federate?

EXPLORE

FIND

IDENTIFY

SELECT

OBTAIN

FEDERATION

With common

metadata schema

Public

adm

inis

trations

Busin

esses

Sta

ndard

isation b

odie

s

Academ

ia

… by using common semantics to describe a “semantic asset”

We need a common schema for assets description (ADMS)

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Num

ber

of

sem

antic a

ssets

Number of contributors

Different solutions for different segments

Dedicated exporter

Rest Web Services

Harvesting

TRANSMISSION CREATION

Webpage on Joinup

TRANSMISSION CREATION

Manual

creation of

the file

E-mail

Upload on Joinup

TRANSMISSION CREATION Harvesting

E-mail

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Querying across different publishers of Semantic Assets

of Pan European projects, Member States, European institutions and Standardisation bodies

Interoperability

Action

Buy-in

Understanding

Awareness

Direct benefits Indirect benefits

Federated semantic assets described in a common way

(made possible by the use of ADMS)

Cost savings can be made through:

• better informed ICT purchase decisions

• reuse of semantic assets instead of creating them

More commonality and interoperability

Benefits for users

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Raise visibility of reusable semantic assets

Federation makes it easier for everyone to discover quickly and for free the appropriate code-list, data model,...

Interoperability

Action

Buy-in

Understanding

Awareness

Direct benefits Indirect benefits

Improve understanding of semantic assets

All federated assets are described in ADMS

Create positive reinforcement of sharing behaviour

Create collaboration and other positive externalities

Benefits for asset publishers

Add value to semantic assets by increasing their User Base

Vision: ADMS-enabled federation and interoperability

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Tipping

point

Number of users

Va

lue

of a

se

ma

ntic a

sse

t

AS-IS

TO BE

Positive

externalities

(Network effect)

ADMS-enabled Federation

Raising visibility and promoting

common description

Interoperability

> With ADMS-enabled

Federation

> Without ADMS-enabled

Federation

Interviews with Ubitech, GS1 and Listpoint (available on Joinup)

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“By joining the federation and being among the first to implement

the ADMS specification, Listpoint can receive further international

recognition for its undertakings and get better visibility to its

service and the assets it contains. This will reinforce its role as a

central code list repository for both governmental organisations

and industry” - David Mitton

“GS1 in Europe wants to federate some of the content in its eDox

platform to give more visibility to its work and that of its Member

Organisations. In time, GS1 in Europe considers better aligning its

internal data model with ADMS, for example at the level of the

taxonomies.” - Douglas Hill

“Describing the ICCS’s XML Schemas as semantic

interoperability assets the organization will gain advantages

divided into two main axes:

• Organization’s publicity, visibility and dissemination of its work:

• Allow countries to provide mappings from their legacy/national

models to ICCS model” - Dimitris Alexandrou

...and more to come

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Federation of semantic asset repositories 2

• The specification: ADMS

• Implementing the federation: Joinup

• Building a Community: CESAR

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CESAR The Community of European

Semantic Assets Repositories

Bring together semantic assets repository

representatives, national e-Government policy

makers and e-Government professionals to:

Disseminate good practices on metadata management

Encourage Member States to set policies, processes, and infrastructures

for metadata management

Discuss and build common grounds for the future federation of semantic

assets repositories

Business cases on Semantic Assets

Repositories will soon be available

CESARCOMMUNITY OF EUROPEAN SEMANTIC ASSETS REPOSITORIES

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Thank you