Linked Data is about connecting pieces of related data and information coming from different sources (e.g. information systems and databases). Linked open data initiatives are expected to promote transparency, foster collaboration across government and beyond, allow the creation of new, innovative, added-value services, and improve the quality of decision-making. In this vein, ISA provides good practices and practical examples to help public administrations apply Linked Data technologies to eGovernment.
Find more practical information and examples about Linked Data
- Linked Data – Design Issues (note by Tim Berners-Lee)
- 10 Rules for persistent URIs
- Core Location Pilot on interconnecting Belgian National and Regional address data
- How to describe organizations in RDF using the Registered Organization vocabulary
- SEMIC webpage on Joinup
- e-Government Core Vocabularies
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