Fenntartható nyílt adatok: üzleti modellek a nemzeti kataszteri és térképészeti hatóságok számára

Az EuroSDR emlékeztető felhívása:
"EuroSDR Workshop Sustainable Open Data Business Models for NMCAs 

The concept of open data is gaining momentum as open data are often associated with realizing many government ambitions, such as increased economic value and solving societal problems. However, to implement an open data policy and maintain high quality data in a sustainable manner may pose a challenge to the traditional business models of National Mapping & Cadastral Agencies (NMCAs). Especially self-funding NMCAs have to find a balance between generating sufficient revenue to cover a substantial part of their operating costs and at the same time comply to open data principles. The traditional business models of NMCAs are based on generating revenue from licence fees for their datasets, which contain authoritative and authentic data used as register data. A shift from supplying licenced data to open data not only means a loss of revenue in the short term but also a loss of control over the reuse of the data and customer contact. A decrease in revenue may pose a risk to data quality or to the level of services. 

On the other hand, open data may also offer direct benefits to NMCAs, for example, more feedback on data quality by citizens and companies, or more efficient use of resources. However, it is by no means a certainty that the much-lauded indirect benefits of open data will outweigh the direct costs the NMCAs incur to supply open data according to the open data principles. To be able to adapt their business model, will require NMCAs to think out of the box. EuroSDR, in cooperation with Eurogeographics, commenced a research to assess the effects of open data policies on the business model of NMCAs. This includes the way NMCAs are able to (re)finance their operational costs and to ensure long-term sustainability of their (open) data. 

This workshop will bring together the NMCAs to present and share their experiences of open data and discuss the research results with representatives of academia. Issues that will discussed will be: 

 What were the outcomes of the online survey of April 2017? 

 Which funding models can be utilised by NMCAs and how sustainable are these? 

 What have the effects of open data been on the operational costs of the NMCA? 

 Which options do NMCAs have to their disposal to refinance their operational costs? 

 Is the supply of open data living up to expectations? 

 What are the non-financial challenges to implementing open data? 

Is there a future for a pan-European open data infrastructure?  When: 18 - 19 September 2017
Where: Berlage Rooms, Faculty of Architecture & the Built Environment, Delft University of Technology, Delft, The Netherlands
Registration: Secretariaat-OTB@tudelft.nl  Tentative program                                         18/0962017                                  19/09/2017 09:30  Registration & coffee  09:15  Bastiaan van Loenen & Joep Crompvoets: Addressing the challenges for open NMCA data: from local to national and pan-European NMCA open data  10:00  Welcome by the Dean  10:15  Keynote speech  11:00  Coffee break  10:30  Coffee break  11:15  Bastiaan van Loenen: Sustainable open data business models theory  10:45  Roundup of the Workshop and guidance for strategies for open data policies: the way forward  11:30  Frederika Welle Donker: Questionnaire EuroSDR: the results  12:00  Lunch  12:00  Lunch  14:00  Breakout session I: Sustainable open data in the long run  Breakout session II: From cost recovery to an open data strategy  15:00  Coffee break  15:15  Plenary feedback by session reporters  15:30  Breakout session III: Is open data living up to expectations?  Breakout session IV: Internal effects of open data – financial and non-financial challenges  16:30  Plenary feedback by session reporters  17:00  Closing of Day 1  For up-to-date information, please consult the following website: http://www.eurosdr.net/workshops/sustainable-open-data-business-models-nmcas Ms Tatjana Van Huyck – EuroSDR Secretariat KU Leuven Public Governance Institute Parkstraat 45 bus 3609 – 3000 Leuven, Belgium Tel.  +32 (0)16 37 98 10 www.eurosdr.net  – eurosdr@kuleuven.be"