Trentino Government Linked Open Geo-data: A Case Study

Abstract

Abstract. Our work is settled in the context of the public administration domain, where data can come from different entities, can be produced, stored and delivered in different formats and can have different levels of quality. Hence, such a heterogeneity has to be addressed, while performing various data integration tasks. We report our experimental work on publishing some government linked open geo-metadata and geo-data of the Italian Trentino region. Specifically, we illustrate how 161 core geographic datasets were released by leveraging on the geo-catalogue application within the existing geo-portal. We discuss the lessons we learned from deploying and using the application as well as from the released datasets.

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“…The knowledge-graph is the core component of the developed framework. In assembling it, we followed the linked-data principles as proposed by Berners-Lee [5], which are broadly applicable to data conversion, linking, and sharing [51], and recommend to make the semantics of data explicit [7].…”

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“…Typically, initiatives regarding linked open datasets originate in the publication of online catalogs of raw datasets in different domains such as government (Sheridan Tennison, 2010), geography (Shvaiko et al, 2012), health (Kozák, Něcasky´, Dědek, Kĺmek Pokorny´, 2013), news (Stadler, Lehmann, H¨offner Auer, 2012). These feature keyword search and faceted browsing interfaces to help users find relevant datasets and retrieve corresponding metadata including dataset description and URLs to download (Ding et al, 2011).…”