- 1. Danube University Krems. The University for Continuing
Education. Smart + Smart REGIONS!
2. Donau-Universitt Krems. Die Universitt fr Weiterbildung. Juli
| 2013 | Seite 2 www.donau-uni.ac.at Who we are Center for
E-Governance, Danube University Krems Advanced training towards MSc
& MBA in Management & IT Research on the Intersection of
IT-Usage Government Processes and Procedures Citizens 3.
Donau-Universitt Krems. Die Universitt fr Weiterbildung. Juli |
2013 | Seite 3 www.donau-uni.ac.at Our Projects Austrian
Chancellery Project Group eDemocracy and workplace of the future
Round table Public Sector Register Architecture Open Data
Applications for Austria Development of Open Government Data
Standards Ministry of Finance Re-occuring jour fixe with
IT-department City of Vienna Study on the implementation of the
Open Government strategy Support on Open Data projects 4. 1. FACTS
5. Cities give home to +50% of Mankind 6. www.donau-uni.ac.at
23.-24. September | 2013 | Page 6 3rd Danube eRegion Conference
DeRC 2013 Department for E-Governance Danube University Krems. The
University for Continuing Education. FACTS As of ~ 2009, more than
50% of worlds population is living in cities Until 2050, this will
rise to 75%
http://www.mckinsey.com/insights/economic_studies/global_cities_of_the_future_an_interactive_map
7. Cities are a melting-pot of Growth & Innovation 8.
www.donau-uni.ac.at 23.-24. September | 2013 | Page 8 3rd Danube
eRegion Conference DeRC 2013 Department for E-Governance Danube
University Krems. The University for Continuing Education. FACTS In
2020, 600 cities will account for 65% of BNP 80% of national BNP is
generated in cities (in developed countries) Compactness allows
higher efficiency
http://knowledge.insead.edu/economics-politics/cities-of-the-future-2484
http://www.unhabitat.org/cdrom/docs/wuf1.pdf 9. Cities require us
to redefine Imagination & Reality 10. Babylon 11. Atlantis 12.
Metropolis 13. www.donau-uni.ac.at 23.-24. September | 2013 | Page
13 3rd Danube eRegion Conference DeRC 2013 Department for
E-Governance Danube University Krems. The University for Continuing
Education. Still of the night? Green fields? Redefine Reality 14.
2. Claims 15. www.donau-uni.ac.at 23.-24. September | 2013 | Page
15 3rd Danube eRegion Conference DeRC 2013 Department for
E-Governance Danube University Krems. The University for Continuing
Education. CLAIMS Urban areas contribute disproportionally to
national productivity. However, the structural productivity of
cities will at least in part rest upon an efficient supply of
serviced land and reliable infrastructure, including transport,
power, water and sanitation as well as information &
communication technologies. UN Habitat Report State of the World's
Cities 2012/2013, p. xiv
http://www.unhabitat.org/pmss/listItemDetails.aspx?publicationID=3387
16. In other words . There is no Smart City without a Smart Region
ecosystem Vienna Ljubljana Budapest Bucuresti Danube eRegion Energy
Workforce Food Resources 17. Data is the Oil of the 21st Century
Neelie Kroes, EU Commissioner responsible for the Digital Agenda
(without pollution side effects) 18. www.donau-uni.ac.at 23.-24.
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Department for E-Governance Danube University Krems. The University
for Continuing Education. CLAIMS 1. Smart Cities and Regions are
characterized by informed decisions based on facts by government
representatives and private parties (Citizens, Economy, NGOs) 2.
Traditional understanding of city-planning will have to evolve to
meet the challenges of an interconnected world 3. Information
Technology enabling the free-flow of Data & Information will
contribute to the smartness of a City 4. Cities are not yet network
organized enough to fundamentally rise decision quality through
efficient corporation 5. Cities will have to open significant
amounts of data to enable government with the public to co-create
public services of the 21st century. 6. Data and Information has to
be interoperable in order to leverage network effects 19. Wait Plan
Build Hope The traditional approach 20. The new approach Consulate
Integrate Co-create Innovate
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21. The quadruple Helix
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/01/23/quadruple-helix-dna_n_2527882.html
22. http://ec.europa.eu/digital-agenda/en/about-open-innovation 23.
with ubiqituous data all around 24. 3. Open Government Data 25.
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University Krems. The University for Continuing Education. OGD in
Austria - Evolution 1. Public urge Started 2009 by Citizen
Democracy Interest groups Approaching administration through City
of Vienna public funded research project opendata.at Bottom-up
initiatives by scraping existing publicly available data sets 2.
Administrative response Public discussion started spring 2011 by
City of Linz Inception of Cooperation OGD Austria summer 2011 Fall
2011: City of Vienna pioneers first government-driven OGD portal
Spring 2012: data.gv.at Today: 898 datasets by 20 organisations of
every federal level 26. www.donau-uni.ac.at 23.-24. September |
2013 | Page 26 3rd Danube eRegion Conference DeRC 2013 Department
for E-Governance Danube University Krems. The University for
Continuing Education. OGD in Austria - Principles 1. Legal
Provision: A dataset is an OGD dataset if it released on an
official data portal using CC-BY-license and described by a defined
meta data description Ongoing: Liability concerns 2. Organisational
Cooperation OGD Austria steering committee, organized in working
groups with focus-topics (meta data, business needs, content
federation) No regulatory power, though directly advising public
administration 3. Technical CKAN repository (minimal adaptions to
be released as OS) 3-stars according to TBL-taxonomy Meta data
description heavily influenced by international standards and good
practice Linked data: ongoing topic 27. Austrian Federal Law as
Open Government Data
http://data.gv.at/datensatz/?id=31430a9f-c8ba-4654-ab68-c9c3dff0361b
28. 7 Applications making use of it Citizen empowerment Unpaid work
29. Real-time public transport Linz
http://data.linz.gv.at/daten/LinzAGLinien/index.html?ckan_name=elektronische-fahrplanauskunft-der-linz-ag-linien--echtzeit&ckan_id=pkg-9faa1734-607f-4bfd-b8c9-c5692bf37d55
30. 3Applications 31. www.donau-uni.ac.at 23.-24. September | 2013
| Page 31 3rd Danube eRegion Conference DeRC 2013 Department for
E-Governance Danube University Krems. The University for Continuing
Education. Added Value? 1. Would the City have commissioned
concurring services? NO 2. Do the applications create value?
Probably 3. What was the city effort? Hard to measure (City also
received value) 4. Who profits most? Most likely SMEs (as localized
data is just to cumbersome for the big players) 5. Will it pay
back? YES (By stimulating entrepreneurship and local business) 32.
www.donau-uni.ac.at 23.-24. September | 2013 | Page 32 3rd Danube
eRegion Conference DeRC 2013 Department for E-Governance Danube
University Krems. The University for Continuing Education. OGD in
Austria Reusable patterns Metadata description Influenced by DCAT
& INSPIRE, fully compatible to DCAT-AP Version 2.1 stable since
spring 2012 Coordinated with OGD Germany and Switzerland Steering
committee Cooperation OGD Austria Ad-hoc and informal collaboration
of public administration entities Sub-working groups including
public (academia, business, NGOs); Collaboration of the eager and
aware ~ 4 meetings a year to approve work by or assign tasks to sub
working groups 33. www.donau-uni.ac.at 23.-24. September | 2013 |
Page 33 3rd Danube eRegion Conference DeRC 2013 Department for
E-Governance Danube University Krems. The University for Continuing
Education. Combining OGD endeavours: DCAT-AP (Intermission) DCAT-AP
IS A specification, which relies on DCAT DCAT-AP CAN Describe
Metadata fields and supporting infrastructure (eg. a data portal)
DCAT-AP will become The meta data format of the European Open Data
portal 34. www.donau-uni.ac.at 23.-24. September | 2013 | Page 34
3rd Danube eRegion Conference DeRC 2013 Department for E-Governance
Danube University Krems. The University for Continuing Education.
Combining OGD endeavours: Mapping DCAT-AP Austrian meta data
recommendation maps lossless to DCAT-AP Name [DE] ID CKAN-ID
Cardinality Controled Vocabulary Required / Optional Property
Cardinality Occurrence Catalog:dataset N M Catalog:description N M
Catalog:license 1 M Catalog:publisher 1 M Catalog:title N M
Eindeutiger Identifikator metadata_identifier
extras:metadata_identifier 1 dcterms:identifier R
Dataset:identifier N O Datum des Metadatensatzes metadata_modified
extras:metadata_modified 1 dcterms:issued R
CatalogRecord:update/modification date 1 M Titel des
Metadatensatzes title title 1 dcterms:title (mit language tag "de")
R Dataset:title N M Beschreibung description notes 1
dcterms:abstract R Dataset:description N M Kategorie categorization
extras:categorization[,] N dcat:theme R Dataset:theme/category;
Maybe Category:preferred label N R Schlagworte keywords tags N
dcat:keyword R Dataset:keyword/tag N R Datensatz oder Dienst Link
resource_url resources:url N dcat:accessURL R Distribution:download
URL N O Datensatz oder Dienst Format resource_format
resources:format N dcterms:format R Distribution:format,
Distribution:media type 1 O Datenverantwortliche Stelle maintainer
maintainer 1 dcelements:creator R Agent:name N M Lizenz license
license 1 dcterms:license (sollte URI des Lizenzdokuments sein) R
Distribution:license; Maybe License Document:license type 1 M
Zeitliche Ausdehnung (Anfang) begin_datetime extras:begin_datetime
1 dcterms:temporal R ~ Dataset:temporal coverage N O Datensatz oder
Dienst Bezeichner resource_name resources:name N rdfs:literal O
Distribution:title N O Bezeichnung der Metadatenstruktur
schema_name extras:schema_name 1 dcterms:alternative O Implicitly
by vocabulary URI Sprache des Metadatensatzes schema_language
extras:schema_language 1 dcterms:language O There is no equivalent
in DCAT-AP, however it can be implicitly modelled using RDF
Character Set Code des Metadatensatzes schema_characterset
extras:schema_characterset 1 cnt:characterEncoding O Weiterfhrende
Metadaten metadata_linkage extras:metadata_linkage N
dcat:dataDictionary O Distribution:access URL N M
Attributbeschreibung attribute_description
extras:attribute_description 1 dcterms:description O Kontaktseite
der datenverantwortlichen Stelle maintainer_link
extras:maintainer_link 1 dcterms:creator O Dataset:contact point N
R Datensatz oder Dienst Verffentlichungsdatum resource_created
resources:created 1 dcterms:issued O Dataset:release date 1 O
Datensatz oder Dienst nderungsdatum resource_lastmodified
resources:last_modified 1 dcterms:modified O
Dataset:update/modification date 1 O Verffentlichende Stelle
publisher extras:publisher 1 dcelements:publisher O
Dataset:publisher 1 M Geographische Abdeckung/Lage
geographic_toponym extras:geographic_toponym 1 dcterms:description
O Dataset:geographical coverage N O Geographische Ausdehnung
geographic_bbox extras:geographic_bbox 1 dcterms:spatial O
Dataset:geographical coverage N O Zeitliche Ausdehnung (Ende)
end_datetime extras:end_datetime 1 dcterms:temporal O ~
Dataset:temporal coverage N O Aktualisierungszyklus
update_frequency extras:update_frequency 1
dcterms:accrualPeriodicity O Dataset:frequency 1 O
Datenqualitt/Herkunft lineage_quality extras:lineage_quality 1
dcat:dataQuality O Titel und Beschreibung Englisch
en_title_and_desc extras:en_title_and_desc 1 dcterms:abstract (mit
language tag "en") O Dataset:title, Dataset:description using RDF
literal language annotation EN Gre des Datensatzes oder Dienstes
resource_size resources:size 1 dcat:bytes O Distribution:byteSize 1
O Lizenz Zitat license_citation extras:license_citation 1
cc:attributionName O Sprache des Datensatzes oder Dienstes
resource_language resources:language 1 dcterms:language O
Dataset:language N O Character Set Code des Datensatzes oder
Dienstes resource_encoding resources:characterset 1
cnt:characterEncoding O Cooperation OGD sterreich Metadata
Description DCAT-AP V0.0.6 35. data.eu Cities Federal States
Ministries Further Potential Companies Society & Individuals
data.gv.at Interoperability here (where the magic happens) 36.
www.donau-uni.ac.at 23.-24. September | 2013 | Page 36 3rd Danube
eRegion Conference DeRC 2013 Department for E-Governance Danube
University Krems. The University for Continuing Education. How to
realise this? 1. Homegenous access 2. by provision of data
described by metadata 3. through a single point of access 37.
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University Krems. The University for Continuing Education. More
Information
https://joinup.ec.europa.eu/asset/dcat_application_profile/description
https://joinup.ec.europa.eu/community/ods/description
http://ec.europa.eu/information_society/newsroom/cf/dae/document.cfm?doc_id=2617
http://slideshare.net/OpenDataSupport/ 38. Deadline for the
submission of papers, workshop proposals, reflections: 6. December
2013 Notification of acceptance 7. February 2014 Camera-ready paper
submission 28 February 2014 Conference 21. - 23. May 2014 Open
Data, Transparency and Open Innovation E-Democracy and
E-Participation E-Voting Bottom-Up Movements Social and Mobile
Media for Public Administration Open Collaborative Government
Democracy, Globalization and Migration Connected Smart City
Technology and Architecture Self-governance in Complex Networks
Rethinking Information Visualization for the People Freedom and
Ethics in Digital Societies Design and Co-creation for E-democracy
PhD Colloquium Important Deadlines 39.
http://www.slideshare.net/jhoechtl/
https://www.facebook.com/myprivate42
http://at.linkedin.com/in/johannhoechtl/ Johann Hchtl
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