Mai postánkból. Simon Vrecar az EUROGI Lapsi projektfelelőse írja üzenetében Trough the LAPSI2.0 project we received the official version of the COREPER text of Proposal for a Directive of the European Parliament and of the Council amending Directive 2003/98/EC on re-use of public sector information http://register.consilium.europa.eu/pdf/en/13/st08/st08469-ad01.en13.pdf which has been published in the Council Register. Best regards Simon Vrečar ============================================ ZAVOD CEKTRA - Centre for Knowledge Transfer Slovenska 21 SI - 2000 Maribor SLOVENIA tel: +386 590 33 9 33 fax: +386 590 33 9 33 mob: +386 41 69 35 37 ema: simon.vrecar@cektra.org web: http://www.cektra.org fbo: http://www.facebook.com/Cektra twi: http://twitter.com/cektra ============================================ "
2013. április 22., hétfő
:A PSI irányelv módosítási javaslatának COREPER szövege
Mai postánkból. Simon Vrecar az EUROGI Lapsi projektfelelőse írja üzenetében Trough the LAPSI2.0 project we received the official version of the COREPER text of Proposal for a Directive of the European Parliament and of the Council amending Directive 2003/98/EC on re-use of public sector information http://register.consilium.europa.eu/pdf/en/13/st08/st08469-ad01.en13.pdf which has been published in the Council Register. Best regards Simon Vrečar ============================================ ZAVOD CEKTRA - Centre for Knowledge Transfer Slovenska 21 SI - 2000 Maribor SLOVENIA tel: +386 590 33 9 33 fax: +386 590 33 9 33 mob: +386 41 69 35 37 ema: simon.vrecar@cektra.org web: http://www.cektra.org fbo: http://www.facebook.com/Cektra twi: http://twitter.com/cektra ============================================ "
2013. február 17., vasárnap
Landsat és Sentinel összehangolt adatpolitikája
A napokban jelent meg a HUNAGI Naplóban a Landsat 8 és a Sentinel 2 együttműködése az LDCM műhold felbocsátása kapcsán. Mai postánkban: Roger Longhorn adta közre a GSDI LSE szakbizottság fórumán a Landsat 8 (NASA/USGS) és a Sentinel 2 (ESA/Astrium) adatpolitikájáról az alábbi hírt. A Landsat adatok korábbi ingyenessé tételével nagyságrendekkel nőtt az adatlehívások száma nem csak a kormányzati szervek, de az ipar is hasznát vette.
" FYI ref Landsat Business model:
NASA's Lawrence Fridl on the Landsat Business Model: "The open data sharing policy is a foundation of the Landsat business model. In 2008 USGS made all, now, 3.7 million satellite images freely available to the public. Besides following a use-taxpayers-money-only-once principle, it was believed that the increased accessibility would inspire more innovative projects both publicly and privately. And the use of Landsat data exploded. From some 25000 downlinks pr year to 3 million downlinks! In some ways it is similar to the freemium business model. It works. Although the largest user group are governmental improving services within homeland security, water management etc, there are some major enterprises to be found as well. Google is one of the most prominent users of Landsat data but we have also seen innovations like ESRI's ChangeMatters [http://changematters.esri.com
Lawrence Fridl is one of the GEO community's ambassadors for showing the socio-economic benefits from Earth observations.
Extract above is from the online article by Bebte Lilja Bye of Science 2.0 (www.science20.com) at:
http://www.science20.com/plane
It is equally interesting to see the recent joint announcement from NASA/USGS and ESA on closer collaboration between Landsat 8 and the ESA Sentinel missions. Sentinel's data policy is belowfrom a presentation made by the European Space Agency at a workshop in January 2012:
Sentinel Data Policy = full and open access to Sentinel data to all users
• Aim for maximum availability of data & corresponding access services
• Support to increasing demand of EO data for climate change initiatives implementation of environmental policies In practical terms
• Anybody can (has the right to) access acquired Sentinel data
• Licenses for the Sentinel data are free of charge
• Online access with users registration including acceptation of generic T&C
" FYI ref Landsat Business model:
NASA's Lawrence Fridl on the Landsat Business Model: "The open data sharing policy is a foundation of the Landsat business model. In 2008 USGS made all, now, 3.7 million satellite images freely available to the public. Besides following a use-taxpayers-money-only-once principle, it was believed that the increased accessibility would inspire more innovative projects both publicly and privately. And the use of Landsat data exploded. From some 25000 downlinks pr year to 3 million downlinks! In some ways it is similar to the freemium business model. It works. Although the largest user group are governmental improving services within homeland security, water management etc, there are some major enterprises to be found as well. Google is one of the most prominent users of Landsat data but we have also seen innovations like ESRI's ChangeMatters [http://changematters.esri.com
Lawrence Fridl is one of the GEO community's ambassadors for showing the socio-economic benefits from Earth observations.
Extract above is from the online article by Bebte Lilja Bye of Science 2.0 (www.science20.com) at:
http://www.science20.com/plane
It is equally interesting to see the recent joint announcement from NASA/USGS and ESA on closer collaboration between Landsat 8 and the ESA Sentinel missions. Sentinel's data policy is belowfrom a presentation made by the European Space Agency at a workshop in January 2012:
Sentinel Data Policy = full and open access to Sentinel data to all users
• Aim for maximum availability of data & corresponding access services
• Support to increasing demand of EO data for climate change initiatives implementation of environmental policies In practical terms
• Anybody can (has the right to) access acquired Sentinel data
• Licenses for the Sentinel data are free of charge
• Online access with users registration including acceptation of generic T&C
2013. február 13., szerda
Már csak egy hét az ePSIplatform varsói konferenciája
Mai postánkból. Ton Zijlstra az ePSIplatform közösségi pásztora írja:
"We are just over a week away from the ePSIplatform 2013 Conference in Warsaw. With over 300 participants and 40 speakers from 30 countries, the event will be a key open government data community meet-up this year! The Conference will be preceded by a workshop on the value of open government data to the public sector itself, and followed by international Open Data Day. Together with our partners Centrum Cyfrowe and the Cyber Law group of the University of Warsaw, we are eager to welcome all participants to Warsaw the coming week! See the exciting program we have prepared: http://epsiplatform.
At the ePSIplatform you will find the European PSI Scoreboard. It shows the state of open government data across the EU, and does not just look at legislation or government actions, but also takes into account community activity and uptake. We are expressly inviting your feedback on the collected scores. And of course, the underlying data is available for download! See http://epsiplatform.eu/
Powered by INSPIRE is taking place in Brussels on 4 and 5 March. INSPIRE is the European effort to harmonize geodata across the EU, so it can be used in the EU single market.
Stakeholders from across Europe, but mainly UK, Germany, France, Belgium and the Netherlands will gather for two days. Interpreters will be present. See http://www.
2013. február 7., csütörtök
A Google számára készült idei Oxera jelentés 150-270 milliárd dollárra becsüli a geoinformációs szolgáltatások piacát.
Report: Benefits of Geo services to global consumers (Oxera, January 2013)
Google has published an Oxera report that estimates the revenues from global Geo services at $150 billion to $270 billion per year. For context, these findings suggest that this growing industry is already larger than estimates of the size of the video game industry, and generates around one-third of the annual revenue generated by the airline industry.
This study is one of the first to consider Geo services as an industry in itself, encompassing all digital mapping and location-based services. Use of such services is increasing rapidly, with applications of the technology ranging from electronic maps that are accessible online and via smartphones, to satellite navigation and imaging, and location-based searching.
This study aims to quantify the impact of Geo services on the world economy and consumer welfare. For the purposes of the study, this impact has been divided into three broad categories:
– direct effects—the footprint of the Geo services measured according to the revenue generated by firms developing and providing Geo services and the value that they add;
– consumer effects—the benefits that accrue to consumers, businesses and government from using Geo services, over and above the value that may be paid for any services (ie, the revenue accounted for under the direct effects category); and
– wider economic effects—the benefits that accrue from Geo services improving efficiency elsewhere in the economy, by creating new products and services and creating cost savings that cannot be generated by other sectors."
– direct effects—the footprint of the Geo services measured according to the revenue generated by firms developing and providing Geo services and the value that they add;
– consumer effects—the benefits that accrue to consumers, businesses and government from using Geo services, over and above the value that may be paid for any services (ie, the revenue accounted for under the direct effects category); and
– wider economic effects—the benefits that accrue from Geo services improving efficiency elsewhere in the economy, by creating new products and services and creating cost savings that cannot be generated by other sectors."
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2013. február 2., szombat
Izlandon 2013. január 23. óta ingyenesek az állami digitális térképek és földrajzi adatok
Dr. Kate Lance osztotta meg az izlandi bejelentést a GSDI Jogi és szociógazdasági szakbizottsága levelező listáján. Érdemes a bejelentés indoklási részét is figyelmesen olvasni.
Iceland: National Land Survey making digital cartography free of charge
As of 23 January 2013, digital maps and Spatial Data held by the National Land Survey of Iceland (NLSI) have been made free of charge, as determined by Svandís Svavarsdóttir Environment and Natural Resources Minister. The data is used in various projects of state agencies such as registration, planning, nature conservation, natural hazards, energy, research and public projects, but they also benefit the public and businesses in various ways.
The purpose of making digital maps and Spatial Data free of charge is to ensure that the general public in Iceland is guaranteed easy access to authoritative information about the environment and nature of Iceland. The goal is also to encourage increased use, processing and dissemination of this data, for example in the field of tourism, public administration and education.
Magnús Guðmundsson, Director General of National Land Survey of Iceland said: "This is a great day for Iceland, and for NLSI. The authoritative information that we painstakingly collect and process is now available to more people who will put it to new and exciting uses. We are fortunate to have a beautiful and unique landscape in Iceland, NLSI is proud and priveledged to have responsibility for recording every detail of it. Now more people will benefit from what we do!"
The purpose of making digital maps and Spatial Data free of charge is to ensure that the general public in Iceland is guaranteed easy access to authoritative information about the environment and nature of Iceland. The goal is also to encourage increased use, processing and dissemination of this data, for example in the field of tourism, public administration and education.
Magnús Guðmundsson, Director General of National Land Survey of Iceland said: "This is a great day for Iceland, and for NLSI. The authoritative information that we painstakingly collect and process is now available to more people who will put it to new and exciting uses. We are fortunate to have a beautiful and unique landscape in Iceland, NLSI is proud and priveledged to have responsibility for recording every detail of it. Now more people will benefit from what we do!"
NLSI map data is available for download on their website, http://www.lmi.is/ without charge.
See also: NLSI making digital cartography and geographic information free
2013. január 15., kedd
Fegyvertartók térképe - a szabad vélemény-nyílvánítás és a személyiség jogvédelme
Mai postánkból. A kanadai Carleton Egyetemről Tracey P. Lauriaulttól érkezett aktuális hír a GSDI szervezet Legal & Socioecon szakbizottsága fórumának levelező rovatában:
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Illusztráció a cikkből. Interaktív tematikus térképek a fegyvertartási engedéllyel rendelkezőkről, a lejárt engedéllyel rendlkezőkről: Forráshely. Teljes cikk a newtowni tragédia kapcsán: http://lohud.us/W1Ybx8
Az adott térség interaktív térképét felhasználva bárki tájékozódhat az érvényes, lejárt fegyvertartási engedéllyel rendelkezőkről (nevükkel, címűkkel). A térkép részletességét egy második képernyőkép illusztrálja.
2013. január 14., hétfő
Register now for the ePSIplatform 2013 Conference! It's free!
Mai postánkból. Ton Zijlstra az ePSIplatform közösség-összefogója küldte az alábbi figyelemfelhívást:
"Dear Gabor Remetey-Fülöpp,
Come to the ePSIplatform 2013 Conference: "Gotcha - getting everybody on board"
The program for our upcoming conference on 22 February in Warsaw is very much taking shape. Take a look at the program! With over 45 speakers in 12 sessions, we cover a wide diversity of topics and issues. All aimed at bringing more people into the open data effort and mainstream the use of open data in society. Start the new year well, to make it a great Open Data year: Register now (it's free)!
PSI re-use is in the process of reaching a certain degree of maturity and uptake. However, this uptake differs significantly between Member States, PSI domains and stakeholders. The ePSIplatform Conference will therefore be aimed at reaching those that should embark, but have (partly) failed to do so far: "Gotcha! – getting everyone on board".
Our Polish partners Centrum Cyfrowe and the University of Warsaw (Cyber Law) and us will make sure you have an inspiring experience.
Register now for the ePSIplatform 2013 Conference! It's free!
Register now for free at http://epsiplatform.eu/
We are looking forward to welcoming you to Warsaw for the ePSIplatform 2013 conference!
ePSIplatform workshop on the value of open data for the public sector "What's in it for us?", 21 February
Want to spend a bit more time in Warsaw? Interested in how open data can be a policy instrument or a means for the public sector to save money? Join us for the half-day workshop on the value of open data to the public sector itself, on 21 February in Warsaw! This is the afternoon before the ePSIplatform 2013 conference. Space is limited, register your interest in joining this workshop! We will confirm you participation by e-mail.
What was your most noticeable open data experience last week? Tell us!
A remark you heard a data holder make? Something you tried to do, or an interesting conclusion in a report? An app you came across? A legal or financial issue that you had to deal with? Tell us you experience, and tell us what aspects of it are important to you. Share your experience athttp://epsiplatform.eu/
The ePSIplatform team wishes you a great holiday season!
best regards,
Ton Zijlstra
ePSIplatform community steward"
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