geographical open data, semantics and smart cities
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Geographical Open Data, Semantics and Smart Cities
Massimo Zotti @massimozotti
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Bari
Roma
Athens
Planetek Group
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Key Numbers
people 55
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year 1994
Planetek Group
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Key Technologies
Remote sensing
Spatial Data Infrastructure
Location Based Systems
Space Software
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Geographical Open Data, Semantics and Smart Cities
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Mash-up or spatial analysis?
http://umap.openstreetmap.fr – © openstreetmap contributors
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Linked geospatial data
Where are we today?
GetLOD Spatial Data Infrastructures RDF
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Linked geospatial data
Where are we today?
GetLOD Spatial Data Infrastructures RDF
Ontologies for INSPIRE data themescommon ontologies and geographical data standardization
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Linked geospatial data
Where are we today?
GetLOD Spatial Data Infrastructures RDF
Ontologies for INSPIRE data themescommon ontologies and geographical data standardization
Crowdmappingopenstreetmap and neogeography
Resources:•GetLOD: www.planetek.it/eng/products/all_products/getlod•INSPIRE and Ontologies: http://www.je-lks.org/ojs/index.php/Je-LKS_EN/article/view/914 •Openstreetmap: www.openstreetmap.org
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Where do we go now?
SDI for Smart Cities enabling data interlinkingneed for semantics in opengeodata
SDI for spatially enabled Citizenscitizens re-use and produce geospatial information
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Where do we go now?
SDI for Smart Cities enabling data interlinkingneed for semantics in opengeodata
SDI for spatially enabled Citizenscitizens re-use and produce geospatial information
geospatial indicators and metricsfor the governance of the smart city
Thank you!
For further information:
Massimo Zotti, Head of Government & Security [email protected] @massimozotti
Via Massaua 12, 70132 Bari, ITALYTel: +39 080 96 44 200
www.planetek.it