This joint Eurogeographics and EuroSDR event, aimed to assess the impacts of open data policies on the business models of NMCAs and which adaptations have been made to cope with revenue losses due to open data supply. The workshop’s objective was also to identify trends as a repetition (in a barometer survey approach) of a research action led in 2017 by EuroSDR and TU Delft. This workshop brought together the NMCAs, researchers and policy makers to present, discuss and share their experiences of open data.
Agenda and workshop concept note can be found here.
| Presentation of results on Open Data Questionnaire |
Frédéric Cantat, EuroSDR
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| The EU’s Open Data policy in 2022 |
Jiri Pilar, DG CONNECT, European Commission
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| A Pathway Towards a Sustainable Open Data ECOsystem |
Bastiaan van Loenen, Delft University
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| Evolution of IGN France’s Business and Funding Model with the Introduction of Open Data |
Clement Godin, IGN France
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| Impact Open Data in the organisation – Experience from Denmark |
Peter Knudsen, SDFE Denmark
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| Business Models for Open Data (ecosystems) |
Frederika Welle Donker, Delft University of Technology
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| Assessing Open Data Mediated Transparency – Empirical Analysis of the Datasets shared by the Italian Municipalities |
Caterina Santoro, KU Leuven
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| Business Models in Practice – Example from Spanish Cadaster |
Amalia Velasco, Spanish Cadaster
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| Open Data Business Model: Transition, Sustainability and Growth:. A work in progress for Ordnance Survey Ireland |
Hugh Mangan, Ordnance Survey Ireland
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| Responding to the Challenges of Open Data in Great Britain |
Clare Hadley, Ordnance Survey, Great Britain
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| Open Geospatial Data – Experience from Poland |
Anna Bober, Head Office for Geodesy & Cartography
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| Kadaster and Open Data – Experiences & Challenges |
Dick Eertink, Kadaster Netherlands
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