Open Data

"Open Data" - wie auch Initiativen zu open source/content/government/etc - werden aktuell zu einem zentralen Thema im öffentlichen wie auch privatwirtschaftlichen Sektor, ebenso wie in der Wissenschaft. Hat "Open Data" jedoch das Potenzial, als Grundlage von Geodateninfrastrukturen zu dienen? Können nachhaltig Verfügbarkeit und Qualität sichergestellt werden? Welche Geschäftsmodelle und Policies sind dazu geeignet?

Diese Veranstaltung fand am Donnerstag, 14. November 2013 im 'Theatersaal' der ÖAW in Wien statt. Nachstehend sind die von den ReferentInnen bereitgestellten Vortragsunterlagen mit den Titeln der Beiträge verlinkt.

9:15

Josef Strobl, ÖAW GIScience
Begrüßung und Orientierung
Das G für Geo: Daten, Government und Bürger

9:30
Jonathan Raper, Professor and CEO, Placr Ltd.
The Challenges for Geo-Infrastructure

Recent years have seen rapid developments in geodata production and hand held positioning, and as a consequence map content and device geolocation are now pervasive on the web and mobile devices. However, underlying the abundance of data and access are a poorly defined set of ad hoc arrangements to maintain and deliver geodata. Developers of services needing geodata can choose between state, commercial and open sources, each offering different provenance, costs and update cycles, and there are few authoritative comparisons between sources. These three worlds are cooperating, competing and cannibalising each other in arbitrary ways and in each case their institutional arrangements pose challenges to developers and users. Geodata needs to become more like true infrastructure with stable metadata, interoperability and reliability indicators so that geo-services can be built on persistent, heterogeneous geo-infrastructure. This talk will look the this issue from the perspective of service creators who have rapidly developing needs for geo-infrastructure, but few current solutions to their needs.

10:00

Brigitte Lutz, Magistratsdirektion der Stadt Wien - Office of the CIO und Sprecherin der Cooperation OGD Österreich:
Open Government Data in Österreich: Die Verwaltung öffnet ihre Datenschätze

10:20

Wernher Hoffmann, Präsident des Bundesamtes für Eich- und Vermessungswesen
Die Grundstücksdatenbank - schon immer offen!

10:40

Stefan Pawel, Leiter von Linz Open Commons
Open Commons – Die Verantwortung der öffentlichen Hand

11:00

Wolfgang Jörg, ViennaGIS Koordinator
ViennaGIS verschenkt seine Geodaten - Können wir uns das leisten?

11:20

Manfred Mittlboeck, Senior Researcher am Forschungsstudio iSpace der Research Studios Austria GmbH
OGD und GDIs - gemeinsam oder einsam?

11:40

Arnulf Christl, metaspatial.net & Präsident emeritus von OSGeo
Öffentliche Geodaten ganz einfach: (Ver)mehren durch (Ver)teilen

12:00 - 13:00

Informeller Austausch bei Mittagsbuffet & Kaffee

13:00 - 14:30

Podiumsdiskussion & Publikumsimpulse: Welche Maßnahmen, Policies, Geschäftsmodelle und Entwicklungen sind erforderlich, um "Open Data" als eine Grundlage von Geodateninfrastrukturen - Spatial Data Infrastructures dauerhaft zu etablieren? Oder handelt es sich nur um eine vorübergehende Modeerscheinung ohne stabile Grundlage?

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Poster

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