Enabling Interoperable EuropeThe SEMIC Support Centre is the first step on a journey to become an interoperable European administration. In line with the Interoperable Europe Act, the SEMIC community stands for co-creation and sharing best practices. The Support Center is also home to a community of adopters that share tooling, standards and good practices to promote semantic interoperability. Who is it for?Are you a policy officer or a technical expert working on data sharing and reuse? SEMIC and its support centre offers several services that aim to help public administrations share their experience with each other and help each other out in making the single market of data a reality. |
In the spotlightOn Friday 24 February, the webinar on DCAT-AP for High-Value Datasets took place. Find more information here. Check out the discussion that Jakub Klimek (Linked and Open data Interoperable Expert) and Makx Dekkers (Independent Information Professional) had on the topic during the SEMIC Conference! |
Success stories
The Commission starts the tourism data journey |
ERA is convinced by the cost efficiency of LDES |
Flanders leads the way with the Datavindplaats |
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SEMIC supported DG GROW in evaluating the needs from Member States in harmonised semantics for tourism data. More than 80 experts from various tourism activities and European countries to shared their views. Learn more. |
The European Railway Agency (ERA) implemented an “alert change” use case based on the SEMIC incubated Linked Data Event Stream (LDES) technology. Before, ERA and its customers struggled to synchronise data about the modifications occurring on the European railway infrastructures. Learn more. |
Datavindplaats (the place to find data) is the first initiative in Flanders combining public and private datasets and APIs in one place. Thanks to SEMIC specifications, all metadata have been bridged semantically into the consolidated DCAT (2.0) standard. Learn more. |
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