Update on The European Data Portal Using INSPIRE sources for innovations in governments

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1 Update on The European Data Portal Using INSPIRE sources for innovations in governments Marc Kleemann INSPIRE Conference, Strasbourg 7th Sep 2017

2 The role of con terra in Open Government Bridging the Gap: Connecting Providers & Users Geospatial Data Open Data 2

3 Why Open Data? BerlinMinecraft Feasability Study Geo Open Data Open Data Wunderbox User Centered Design #NRW Hackathons Denkmal.NRW Round Tables 3

4 The European Data Portal General Presentation

5 We harvest open data from public administrations across Europe 5

6 What does the European Data Portal have for me? We offer metadata, visualisations, quality checks We train data publishers via elearning and workshops We showcase events, news, best practices, reports We measure open data maturity across Europe We convene meetings, webinars, events We collect open data stories, feedback 6 We share our source code and promote open source

7 The European Data Portal - facts & figures - 745,806 datasets Metadata in 24 Languages 34 countries 73 catalogues 7

8 What about Open Data benefits? 8

9 325 Billion Direct Market Size for the EU 28+ 9

10 Open Data has both a direct and an indirect impact on the economy Direct benefits are monetised benefits that are realised in market transactions in the form of revenues and Gross Value Added (GVA), the number of jobs involved in producing a service or product, and cost savings. > 25,000 Jobs created in Open Data in % 27% Indirect economic benefits are i.e. new goods and services, time savings for users of applications using Open Data, knowledge economy growth, increased efficiency in public services and growth of related markets. > 2,549 hours wasted finding parking > 1.7 Bn in savings in Public Administration > 16% less energy used Copyright EDP CC BY

11 What about Open Data re-use? 11

12 Open Data matters because it represent value for businesses, citizens and public administrations 25.8% 27.3% Top 3 Open Data domains re-used most 19.5% Clear popularity of three types of Open Data domains Domains expected to have the highest economic impact More data on companies requested most Geospatial Statistical Companies Regions & Cities Top 4 combinations of Open Data categories St Regions & Cities data is often combined with the other 3 categories On average companies use 5 categories of Open Data 36% of the companies aggregate the data, regardless of its nature Transport Population & Societiy Environment 12

13 Businesses see Open Data leading to innovation and efficiency as well as a source of revenue Main benefits of working with Open Data Selling services most important source of revenue Innovation Reduced costs and increased efficiency Data harmonisation 15% 26% 47% Nearly half of the Open Data re-use is for selling services 34% of these services are based on software 25 of these services are consulting Sources of revenue 42% Enhanced business model 6% 6% 21% 10% Reliability 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% Frequency Selling products & services Selling services Selling products 13

14 What about Open Data barriers? 14

15 Barriers hinder the Open Data community to reap the full potential of the re-use of Open Data Heterogeneity Of formats, standards and structures Hindering the development of automated processes Quality In detail and completeness Making the data less of interest Metadata In correctness and standardisation Creating the stringent need to control Availability In discovering and accessing the data Creating available yet unused datasets Awareness On the specific needs of re-users, and on the availability of Open Data Creating a mismatch between the re-users and providers 15

16 Barriers for Open Data publishers and re-users Figure 1: Barriers for Open Data publishers and barriers for re-users of Open Data Main barriers for publishers: Main barriers for re-users: Financial: main barrier for 71% of EU countries Legal: 2 nd most important barrier for 58% Technical: 3 rd barrier for 52% Political: 4 th barrier for 45% Other, such as organisational barriers and lack of awareness Lack of awareness: main barrier for 68% Low availability: 2 nd most important for 42% Technical: 3 rd barrier for 32% Legal: 4 th barrier for 26% Financial: 5 th barrier for 19% Other, such as political barriers 16

17 Data, learning resources, studies and uses cases Creating Value Through Open Data Open Data & Digital Transformation Open Data & E-Skills Open Data & Privacy Open Data & Cities I & II Open Data Maturity in Europe Re-using Open Data Recommendations for Open Data Portals Barriers in working with Open Data 17 data.europa.eu/europeandataportal

18 Open Data for Innovations in Governments BMVI Data-Run Federal Government Hackathons in Germany 1st BMVI Data-Run: 13./14. Nov nd BMVI Data-Run: 02./03. Dez 2016 Real Time Traffic Management and Access to Mobility Data Marketplace Quelle: BMVI Quelle: BMVI Team AmazingMapMen con terra, Esri, Geocom

19 Open Data for Innovations in Governments #BerlinMinecraft #OberurselCraft Thanks to: Technologiestiftung Berlin, OpenStreetMap-Mitwirkende, Berlin Partner für Wirtschaft & Technologie GmbH, Senatsverwaltung f. Stadtentwicklung & Umwelt Berlin, Safe More at

20 Thank you Please visit us at our Booth in the Exhibition Hall. Marc Kleemann con terra Karl-Liebknecht-Strasse Berlin, Germany 20