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Register now for the data.europa.eu workshop ‘Open data for regional growth: showcasing a real-life success story’
Are you eager to learn more about the power of open data and how it can be transformed into innovative solutions? Join the data.europa.eu workshop ‘ Open data for regional growth: showcasing a real-life success story’ on 11 October from 14.30 to 15.30 CET. Book your place here, click on ‘register’ and create your profile to get in touch with other participants, schedule one-to-one meetings and build your personal agenda. The workshop is part of the European Week of Regions and Cities 2023: Thriving Regions, Stronger Europe (#EURegionsWeek) , taking place from 9 to 12 October 2023. It is the
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Discover our Data in Publications guide!
Nowadays, data has become a central component of any kind of government publication, be it a report, a study or a policy summary. Nonetheless, data is often not presented and published in a way that allows others to easily access, reuse and reference it. This is where the new data.europa.eu online guide ‘ Data in Publications ’ steps in to fill the gap. Formatted as an extendable checklist, it compiles practical tips, examples, visual aids and resources from across the EU that will help you make the data in your publications more accessible and reusable. This guide is relevant for any type of
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Discover the data.europa academy: Eleventh course, ‘Inspiring through data visualisation’
There are many ways to create meaningful visuals. The eleventh and last course of the restructured data.europa academy called ‘ Inspiring through data visualisation ’ will help you rethink how you can inspire others through data visualisation and motivate yourself to explore different ways of creating visuals. The first lesson ‘ Playful machine learning ’ showcases several examples of how to use algorithms and machine learning to create data visualisations. For example, they can pay tribute to cultural masterpieces as explained in the second lesson ‘ Experience Leonardo da Vinci’s Codex
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Creating smart cities with open data
Smart cities go beyond the use of digital technologies for better resource utilisation and reduced emissions; they involve making traditional networks and services of the urban environment, such as transport or water supply, more efficient through digital solutions. The goal is to improve operational efficiency, share more accurate information with the public and provide better quality of government service and citizen welfare. Open data plays a crucial role into the transformation into a smart city. It supports researchers and businesses in creating better products and services and allows
Learn about the key highlights of the webinar ‘Open Data Maturity 2022: Diving deeper into the portal dimension’
On Friday 14 July 2023 from 10.00 to 11.30 CET, the data.europa academy hosted a webinar on the portal dimension following the Open Data Maturity (ODM) report 2022 . This was the third webinar in a series of webinars on the Open Data Maturity (ODM) report 2022. The first webinar, that took place on 10 February 2023, introduced the ODM assessment, provided insights into the level of maturity of the 35 participating countries in Europe and presented the main trends. During this webinar, the four dimensions of ODM were introduced: quality, portal, policy and impact. The second webinar in the
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Discover the data.europa academy: Tenth course, ‘Introducing data visualisation’
The tenth course of the restructured data.europa academy called ‘ Introducing data visualisation ’ showcases how you can use data to create inspiring and practical visualisations, and how it can be used to tell a story and take your audience on a journey. By the end of this course, you will know how to design state-of-the art data visualisation. In the digital era, data visualisation is a critical asset and essential tool that allows people to grasp information in a second. The first lesson, ‘ How to make your date easier to visualise ’ highlights examples of data repositories and a set of
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How can open data sewage be upcycled to improve public health?
Across Europe, innovative open data sewage initiatives are emerging to improve public health. Sewage carries a wealth of information about human health, including data on disease outbreaks, drug use, and environmental pollution. By analysing this data, public health officials can detect and respond to health threats more quickly and effectively. As an example, the Netherlands monitors sewage to trace the coronavirus. The project started in February 2020 by the National Institute for Public Health and Environment (RIVM) and has grown to cover over 320 sewage treatment plants, providing early
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Learn about the key highlights of the Innovation Lab’s ‘iTalks’ on open data skills initiatives
The digital era brings an increasing demand for digital and data skilled professionals. To draw attention to these new skills and understand how different stakeholders aim to address the current lack of these skills in the public sector, the Digital Innovation Lab , also known as iLab, hosted a series of six sessions with experts on ‘ Exploring data literacy initiatives to foster public sector innovation ’ throughout the months of June and July. The first session ‘Data literacy for European Public Administration’ was held on the 14 th of June and highlighted data literacy initiatives for
![Digital Public Services: the key highlights of the report on the progress of EU Member States towards value-based digital government](/sites/default/files/news/Digital-Public-Services-05%20%281%29.png)
EU Member States step up efforts for digital and interoperable public services
On Monday 17 July, a report on the implementation of the 2020 Berlin Declaration on value-based digital government was published. Digital and interoperable public services are instrumental for the EU to remain resilient, competitive and innovative. A major driver for successfully digitalising European society and the economy is fair, inclusive, open and trusted digital services. The Berlin Declaration is a commitment based on fundamental rights, democratic values and value-based digital government to shape a human-centred digital transformation and interoperability and to create a digital
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Discover the data.europa academy: Ninth course, ‘Including data in your communication’
The ninth course of the restructured data.europa academy called ‘ Including data in your communication ’ delves into the communication of findings, research and complex topics in an enticing way. Learn how to create data visualisations and meaningful, interactive maps that take your audience on a journey. The first lesson ‘ Beyond the pdf ’ covers three webinars to learn how to create a design process to develop a publication that incorporates data visualisations and data-driven storytelling. Data visualisations can be a vital channel to effectively interpret and analyse complex concepts