CREATING SMART TRANSPORT SERVICES BY FACILITATING THE RE-USE OF OPEN GIS DATA

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1 OPEN TRANSPORT NET TOMAS MILDORF 16 JUNE 2014 INSPIRE CONFERENCE 2014, AALBORG, DENMARK CREATING SMART TRANSPORT SERVICES BY FACILITATING THE RE-USE OF OPEN GIS DATA 2 1

2 OTN AT A GLANCE Full title OpenTransportNet Spatially Referenced Data Hubs for Innovation in the Transport Sector Duration 02/ /2017 Co funded Competitiveness and Innovation Framework Programme CIP ICT PSP Consortium 6 partners 3 PARTNERS AND THEIR ROLES Organisation Country Role Organisation Country Role 1. CORVE (Flemish egovernment Agency) BE Project Coordinator & Proof of Concept 8. Help Service Remote Sensing CZ Exploitation Lead and Pilot Partner 2. IS Practice BE Project Management 3. Intrasoft GR Technology Lead 4. 21c Consultancy UK 5. Birmingham City Council UK 6. iminds BE 7. CEN Group UK Co Design and Dissemination Support Pilot Partners and Transport Data Experts Data Aggregation and Validation Experts Transport Technology Experts and Pilot Partner 9. Issy Media FR Communication Lead 10. EDIP CZ Data Modelling Experts 11. University of West Bohemia CZ 12. Exigen LV 13. Antwerp BE Pilot Site 14. Athens Technology Centre GR Geospatial Experts and Standards Coordinator New Service Support Mobile Development Innovation Tools 4 2

3 THE CONSORTIUM 5 CHALLENGE Stimulate innovation, business activities and improved public services by improving access to Open GI Data especially for SMES Data: disharmonized, scattered across different domains, difficult to access, and, in the case of VGI, not validated. Technology: Spatial and non spatial data needs to be combined/ linked in order to extract value and increase accuracy. Innovation: Businesses and other stakeholders need easier APIs and GUI for accessing and analyzing data and new services to more easily derive accurate insights and apply knowledge in a real world context. 6 3

4 DATA OBJECTIVES: 1.1 Use existing research, previous project outcomes and end user feedback to understand the main challenges SMEs face in exploiting GI for business activities 1.2 Collect, process and aggregate GI, VGI and Open Data from a variety of sources into common, usable, harmonized formats and make them available through OTN Hubs. 1.3 Use a Semantic tools to enable interoperability between spatial (GI) and non spatial open data sets 7 TECHNOLOGY OBJECTIVES: 2.1 Involve end users in the Hub design process to ensure the platform meets their needs and requirements 2.2 Protect the privacy of users through the development of a sophisticated Access Control Management System 2.3 Build upon current Open Innovation & GI projects by adapting and integrating existing technical components and methodologies into the OTN Hub and solution 2.4 Visualise full range of GI data using a series of creative layers and applications 8 4

5 INNOVATION OBJECTIVES 3.1 Deploy the local OTN hubs using a pilot methodology that (a) creates a feedback loop for continuous improvement and (b) shows significant impact on the GI business ecosystem of a city through cross border scenarios 3.2 Bring together Sponsors and Innovators through the OTN Hubs and encourage participation and innovation through a range or gamification and engagement tactics 3.3 Evaluate the pilot s success and ensure an exploitation plan is in place to ensure sustainability is achieved by the end of the project. 9 THREE KEY GOALS Data Challenge: Harmonise GI and open data from a wide variety of sources Technology Challenge: Combine GI, LBS and open data to extract new information and insights Innovation Challenge: Provide tools and skills for using GI and LBS in rapid service creation 10 5

6 OVERALL SCHEMA 11 OTN SERVICES 12 6

7 VALIDATION 13 STATE OF THE ART Key initiatives and standards: Open Data Initiative INSPIRE GEOSS Copernicus OGC ISO W3C 14 7

8 STATE OF THE ART Key projects HABITATS INSPIRE implementation through social validation E.L.F. European Location Framework Plan4all semantic harmonisation of spatial planning data plan4business service platform for data integration and analysis Maplog system for online car tracking 15 INNOVATIVE ASPECTS Building of open data hub for transport purposes Easy and reliable access to metadata and data for non GI experts Enhanced role of geoportal and data hubs Easy reuse of existing infrastructures Linking GI, transport and other open data wider use of GI in transport Enhancing knowledge with Volunteered Geographic Information Environment for SMEs developing new transport applications 16 8

9 END USERS 17 BENEFITS FOR WIDER EU (1) Facilitating use of GI in other domains (2) Contributing new input into GI standards (3) Increasing Public Knowledge about GI 18 9

10 SUSTAINABILITY 19 Thank you for your attention