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Open Data Potential for Smart Cities Prof. Sören Auer

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Open Data Potential for Smart Cities

Prof. Sören Auer

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Creating Knowledge out of Interlinked Data

The Web evolves into a Web of Data

Linked Open Data

FacebookOpen Graph

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Trans-port/

MobilityEnergy

Edu-cation

Communication

Cuture

Econo-my

Gover-nance

Aspects of Smart Cities

What connects all these Smart City aspects?

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• Open Data Strategy (Ref: IP/11/1524) expected to deliver €40 billion boost to the EU's

economy each year

• Data becomes a tradable commodity, “the value of data increases the more you share it”

Potential of Open Data

©Nigel Holmes 2012 / from The Human Face of Big Data

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Extreme variety of

• Data sources

• Data structures/data models (XML,CSV,RDB,

…)

• Stakeholders: Data owners/publishers &

consumers (authorities, administrations,

citizens, companies, …)

• Licenses (proprietary, CC, Open Data, …)

Not only Big Data, also large amounts of

„Small Data“

What are the challenges

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Creating Knowledge out of Interlinked Data 1. Uses RDF Data Model

Addressing the challenges with Linked Data

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2. Is serialised in triples:SRII_Thailand organizes SRII-Asia2013SRII-Asia2013 starts “20130917”^^xsd:dateSRII-Asia2013 takesPlaceAt Bangkok

3. Uses Content-negotiation

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• Uses established Web Technologies (HTTP, URI

etc.)

• No centralized authority required

• RDF is a lingua franca for integrating data on the

Web

• Entities, attributes and properties can be uniquely

identified

• Provenance built-in

• Easy to migrate from shallow semantic

representations (thesauri, vocabularies) to

complex ones (ontologies)

• Mature stack of standards and technologies

available

Advantages of Linked Data

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What is Linked Open Gov Data?

Linked Data Linked OpenGovernement Data

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Open Government Data Ecosystem for Smart Cities

Politics• On different levels:

(supra-) national,regional, municipal

Civil society• Grass-roots initiatives• NGOs• Pluralism

Business• Startups• SMEs• Large companies

Research• Science• Collaborative projects

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Open Data for Smart Cities: Who is it for?

Data literate citizenry

Data journalists

Policy experts

Decision makers

Mobile and web developers

Academics / researchers

Public bodies

Companies

Civic society / NGOs

And so on...

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• Transparency

• Accountability

• Efficiency

• Public Service Delivery

• Engagement

• Data Improvement

• Societal value

• Economic value

Open Data Benefits

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• Let citizens experiment with apps visualizing governmental spending – leverage the creative

potential

• Reach better societal agreement

• Identify overspending, potential for savings, misuse

Open Budget Data

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• It is hard for public transportation

agencies to develop the best user interfaces

• Why not letting citizens and companies solve this?

Open Transportation Data –Increase Efficiency of Public Transport

Smart Cities

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• Publish Open Data in RDF reusing vocabularies

which can be understood and

combined by apps in

unforeseen ways

What has to be done?

Where we are now

Where we should be

make your stuff available on the Web (whatever format) under an open license

link your data

use URIs to denote things

use non-proprietary formats(e.g., CSV instead of Excel)

make it available as structured data(e.g., Excel instead of image scan of a table)

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Creating Knowledge out of Interlinked Data

By opening data companies, organizations and interested citizens are able to build applications and mashups on to of the data.

Open Data …applications follow

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Creating Knowledge out of Interlinked Data

Service-orientation to increase “customer” satisfaction (businesses, citizens)• Linked Data and apps, visualizations, mashups build on top help

businesses and citizens to build value-added services

Intra-government collaboration for efficient/effective government• Linked Data helps establishing a pay-as-you-go data integration

ecosystem

Increased transparency• Standardized vocabularies allow to quickly compare data from

different sources and do fact checking

Not using the chances arising from the interlinking of government data puts the development of our data economy and the realization of associated positive societal and economical effects at risk.

Summary: Benefits of Linked Data

We need SMART Big City Data

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Inter-linking/ Fusing

Classifi-cation/

Enrichment

Quality Analysis

Evolution / Repair

Search/ Browsing/ Exploration

Extraction

Storage/ Querying

Manual revision/ authoring

LOD Lifecyclesupported byDebian basedLOD2 Stack

http://stack.lod2.eu

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Address

University of LeipzigFaculty of Mathematics and Computer ScienceInstitute of Computer ScienceDepartment of Business Information Systems

Postfach 10092004009 LeipzigGermany

Coordinator

Thanks for your attention!

http://lod2.eu

Contact

Prof. Sören AuerProject LeaderPhone: +49 (341) 97-32367Fax: +49 (341) 97-32329Email: [email protected]://www.iai.uni-bonn.de/~auer