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Nå er Veileder for beskrivelse av datasett, datatjenester og datakataloger oppdatert, slik at den nå er tilpasset v.2.x av Standard for beskrivelse av datasett, datatjenester og datakataloger (DCAT-AP-NO). Veilederen skal bidra til bedre beskrivelser av datasett, datatjenester og datakataloger, og økt deling og bruk av data.
Bruk den og gi oss tilbakemeldinger på hva du syns/savner!
Governmental authorities all over the world are discovering the value of sharing more structured machine-readable data with the public.
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This session will highlight good and bad examples of data repositories and workout a set of guidelines consisting of nine recommendations for data sharing policies by governmental bodies.
jun-21
@aremjolsnes Vi (Digdir) har sammen med en arbeidsgruppe utarbeidet SKOS-AP-NO, og vi forteller mer enn gjerne hva SKOS-AP-NO er ment for (og dermed også hvordan SKOS brukes).
The European Commission (DIGIT) is organizing this live and interactive webinar focusing on the EIF implementation within the European countries.
jun-21
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Versjon 0.9 (status "til utprøving") av Spesifikasjon for tjeneste- og hendelsesbeskrivelser (CPSV-AP-NO) er nå publisert.
Vi oppfordrerer alle til å prøve ut spesifkkasjon og gi oss tilbakemdlinger, slik at vi har et bedre erfaringsgrunnlag når vi (tentativt rundt sommeren 2022) skal fastsette v.1.0 av spesifikasjonen.
Bruk gjerne Datalandsbyen her til å diskutere og dele dine erfaringer.
Brønnøysundregistrene og Digdir deltar i et EU-prosjekt STIRData (stirdata.eu). Dette er "avslutnings-event" av prosjektet, som avholdes både fysisk i Aten og digitalt.
Se https://stirdata.eu/events/role-of-semantic-technologies-in-common-european-data-spaces for mer programmet og påmelding.
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@filip-hansen Vi har også laget Excel-mal for DCAT-AP-NO og CPSV-AP-NO som kan brukes til å generere RDF Turtle. Siden de inneholder makroer sender vi ut filene kun på direkte forespørsel. Send meg e-post (jim.yang@digdir.no) hvis du er interessert.
[event][name]data.europa academy webinar ‘Data spaces: Experiences from strategic data spaces'[/name][allday]false[/allday][startDate]1694764800000[/startDate][endDate]1694770200000[/endDate][reminders][][/reminders][location]Webinar[/location][description]Dear open data representatives,
We are happy to invite you to the data.europa academy’s webinar ‘Data spaces: Experiences from strategic data spaces’. The webinar will take place online on Friday 15 September from 10.00 to 11.30 CET.
What are data spaces? Why are they relevant and who can benefit from it?
The common European data spaces are a key element of the European data strategy bringing together relevant data infrastructures and governance frameworks, enabling data pooling and sharing. Given the importance of this matter, the data.europa academy initiates the webinar series on ‘Data spaces’ inviting experts to introduce the definition of data spaces, the policy and legal framework behind data spaces and the state of play of strategic sectorial data spaces. Throughout these sessions, the audience will gain a clear understanding of data spaces and their overall importance for the European data economy.
The first session provided the audience with a better understanding of the overall concept of data spaces. This second online webinar ‘Data spaces: Experiences from strategic data spaces’ delves into the similarities and differences between common European data spaces.
We will count on the participation of experts in sectorial data spaces to provide insights about the state of play of these strategic data spaces, the benefits and opportunities and how they contribute to the European data strategy.
Would you like to participate? Please register through the following link. After registration, you will receive an email containing the calendar invite and the ClickMeeting link.
This will be a public webinar, meaning that all open data enthusiasts are invited to join. Feel free to share the registration link with your network.
We hope to see you soon!
Best regards,
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Dear working group members,
We would like to announce that we have made the Core Vocabularies and CPSV-AP available for public review. During the review period, ending on 01/03/2024, we will accommodate small editorial changes and bug fixes. After this review period, the release will become official. The specifications have been updated based on the GitHub issues and input during the webinar of 27 October 2023. In addition we would like to announce the latest release of ADMS 2.00.
More specifically we are making the following specification available for review:
Some highlights are:
For an overview on all changes we would like to refer you to the Core Vocabularies’ respective changelogs.
In Addition to our standard release, we have updated the format of presenting our specifications. They are now all published using the ReSpec style. As part of this change examples have been added to all Core Vocabularies. Finally all specifications are now released under the CC-BY 4.0 licence. It must be highlighted that the Core Person and Public Organisation Vocabularies had no changes besides these.
We invite you to take a look and as always any issues, suggestions or requests can be posted on the GitHub issue page of the respective Vocabulary.
Best regards
The SEMIC team
[event][name]data.europa academy webinar ‘Open Data Maturity 2022: Diving deeper into the policy dimension’[/name][allday]false[/allday][startDate]1695974400000[/startDate][endDate]1695979800000[/endDate][reminders][][/reminders][location]Webinar[/location][description]Dear open data representatives,
We are happy to invite you to the third webinar in the data.europa academy’s series on the Open Data Maturity (ODM) report 2022, titled: ‘Open Data Maturity 2022: Diving deeper into the policy dimension’. The session will take place online on Friday 29 September 2023 from 10.00 to 11.30 CET.
What is the Open Data Maturity report 2022 and its policy dimension? What are the different national approaches that have been adopted in recent years to enhance this dimension?
The first webinar in the series discussed the key trends and progress of ODM among European countries. The second webinar focused on the ‘quality’ dimension of the report, featuring Slovenia and Ukraine sharing their best practices on the respective dimension. The third webinar highlighted the national approaches from France and Poland towards the national data portals in place and how they enable people to easily find openly available datasets.
This fourth session aims to provide a more in-depth look at the Open Data Maturity report of 2022, by focusing on the policy dimension. This respective dimension considers the open data policies and strategies in place in the EU countries, the national governance models to manage open data and the measures applied to implement those policies and strategies. Countries are scored on the following three indicators: policy framework, governance of open data, and open data implementation.
Would you like to participate? Please register through the following link.
After registration, you will receive an email containing the calendar invite and the ClickMeeting link. Please note that this webinar will be recorded and published in the data.europa academy.
This will be a public webinar, meaning that all open data enthusiasts are invited to join. Feel free to share the registration form within you network.
We hope to see you soon!
Best regards,
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Den første paneldiskusjon (1 av 3) i serien ‘Deep-dive into artificial intelligence and data ecosystems’.
[event][name]Panel discussion on ‘Deep-dive into AI and data ecosystems: ownership, data use and legal insights’[/name][allday]false[/allday][startDate]1705654800000[/startDate][endDate]1705660200000[/endDate][reminders][][/reminders][location]Webinar[/location][description]Dear open data representatives,
First of all, happy New Year!
We are happy to kick-off the year by inviting you to our new series on ‘Deep-dive into artificial intelligence and data ecosystems’. This series will be composed of three panel discussions to shed light on how artificial intelligence is shaping the current open data ecosystems. These panel discussions will bring together experts in the field to explore the role of open data on artificial intelligence, discuss the legal insights of data use, fundamental rights and data protection, and the regulatory approach of the EU. These discussions will result in a report that will be available on data.europa.eu.
Every session is independent, so you will be able to participate in any of them based on your availability and preferences:
The first panel discussion ‘Deep-dive into artificial intelligence and data ecosystems: ownership, data use and legal insights’ will focus on data ownership and artificial intelligence, and how artificial intelligence algorithms interacts and uses open data, and the correlation between them. It will also discuss topics on property rights, legal status of artificial intelligence generated work and the policy responses to build sustainable transparent AI systems. You can register to this session that will take place on Friday 19th January.
The second panel discussion ‘Deep-dive into artificial intelligence and data ecosystems: fundamental rights, ethics and data protection’ will dive into the link between artificial intelligence and fundamental rights, with special focus on data protection and privacy. You can register to this session that will take place on Friday, 26th January.
The third and last panel discussion ‘Deep-dive into artificial intelligence and data ecosystems: the regulatory approach of the European Union’ will present the AI Act and its impact to the open data ecosystem. Since the development and adoption of artificial intelligence services has outpaced the legislative process around the world, the EU aims to regulate AIs. This panel will discussion the implication of the AI Act and the opportunities and challenges that it can place to our society. You can register to this session that will take place on Friday, 2nd February.
After registration, you will receive an email containing the calendar invite and the ClickMeeting link.
This will be a webinar open to everyone, meaning that all open data enthusiasts are invited to join. Feel free to share this event with your network.
We hope to see you soon!
Best regards,
data.europa.eu team[/description][mandatory]false[/mandatory][/event]
EUs SEMIC Support Centre har nylig publisert et kurs "Introduction to DCAT-AP for Data Spaces". Les mer om kurset her.
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Target audience
This training material is designed for people from the respective Data Spaces’ domain, with an interest or exposure to Data Spaces but without prior knowledge of semantics or data cataloguing solutions.
Learning objectives