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Exploring Business Models for Public Open Data Resources
This report investigates how the public sector can effectively reuse open data through innovative business models. It builds on a year-long campaign that included research, webinars, and focus groups, presenting findings and offering policy recommendations for Europe’s data ecosystem. The report examines the untapped economic potential of open data, which, while accessible, requires strategic...
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Business
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Data providers
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Throughout October, the  data.europa academy  hosted two new sessions, a webinar and a workshop. Together with over 800 registrants and a handful of experts, we explored insights on the topics of safeguarding and utilising open data in research. As October is also Cybersecurity Awareness Month , participants could increase their cybersecurity skills with our webinar ‘ Safeguarding Open Data: Cybersecurity Essentials and Skills for Data Providers ’, hosted on 18 October. Together with cybersecurity experts from Capgemini, participants got to understand the cybersecurity risks related to open
In this workshop, organised by the BDTI Skills Studio, participants will learn to forecast bicycle traffic in Paris using historical data and compare the predictions with real-time data. This practical use case will demonstrate the entire process, from analysing historical data to generating forecasts and visualising both forecasted and real-time data. Additionally, participants will learn how to set up an automated pipeline to continuously update and visualise real-time data, providing valuable insights for urban planning and promoting sustainable transportation. What you’ll get from this
In this workshop, developed by the BDTI Skills Studio, key theoretical concepts in data classification and predictive analytics are introduced. Participants will learn how to use historical data to classify and predict future outcomes, a fundamental skill in data science. These concepts will be illustrated through a practical use case involving the Tourism Climate Index (TCI), using tools currently offered by BDTI. The use case will involve predicting TCI classifications based on historical weather data, demonstrating the application of machine learning techniques to categorise data
The Data Summit Luxembourg 2024, organized by the Luxembourg National Data Service (LNDS), is a premier event dedicated to showcasing the immense value creation potential of public sector data. This year’s summit will feature a series of engaging keynotes, fireside chats, and panel discussions, highlighting innovative approaches and practical examples from over ten different use-cases. Attendees will have the opportunity to connect with data professionals from academia, government, and industry, fostering meaningful discussions and collaborations. New to this year’s edition are two interactive
In an increasingly interconnected world, open data can be seen as a powerful tool to shape and strengthen international trade agreements. The European Union (ÐÒÔËÂÖÅÌ) has integrated open data into several aspects of its Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) . On its trade page for non-ÐÒÔËÂÖÅÌ markets , the ÐÒÔËÂÖÅÌ uses a transparency mechanism displaying information on doing business in a non-ÐÒÔËÂÖÅÌ country, like Costa Rica . When available, the site also shows statistics on import and export data from an ÐÒÔËÂÖÅÌ perspective, promoting economic growth and ensuring European businesses can stay competitive. Several ÐÒÔËÂÖÅÌ FTAs mark
Estonia’s open data portal, avaandmed.eesti , is a comprehensive portal designed to provide unrestricted access to public sector data. Their initiative aims to enhance transparency , foster innovation , and support both commercial and non-commercial use of data. The portal offers a user- friendly interface where individuals and organisations can easily search, access, and utilise a wide range of datasets. The portal is structured to facilitate easy navigation and data retrieval of the 1900 datasets available . Users can browse datasets by categories such as environment , economy , and health
Recently, we published our study ‘ High-value datasets: Cross-country findability and comparability of metada ’, which highlights the critical need for improved findability and metadata accessibility of high-value datasets (HVDs) across European Union Member States. Conducted between April and May 2024, before the Commission Implementing Regulation in force since June 2024, the study evaluates the availability and usability of 24 datasets from Denmark, Estonia, Latvia, and Finland. It focuses on six thematic categories: geospatial, earth observation and environment, meteorological, statistics
Join us for the webinar, ‘Data Spaces: Experience from the European Health and Common Energy Data Spaces,’ on Friday, 22 November 2024, from 10:00 to 11:30 CET. This webinar will explore the experiences, challenges, and opportunities within the European Health Data Space (EHDS) and Common European Energy Data Space (CEEDS). We will cover essential aspects of these two data spaces, including their key regulations, the importance of data interoperability and privacy considerations. Additionally, you will gain valuable insights from a Health DCAT-AP presentation on the requirements of electronic
Our data.europa portal offers a powerful tool for accessing and querying its vast repository of datasets: the SPARQL search . SPARQL, which stands for SPARQL Protocol and RDF Query Language, is a semantic query language designed for databases. It allows users to retrieve data stored in a Resource Description Framework ( RDF ) format more easily, which is possible with our datasets as all metadata is stored as RDF triples. The SPARQL tool on data.europa.eu provides a machine-readable interface that enables users to perform complex queries on the metadata of datasets available on our portal