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The world’s most valuable resource is no longer oil, but data

The increasing value of Geodata – and why preserving it is important Anne-Sofie Jensen Director General National Archives of Denmark eArchiving Geopreservation Conference 6th May 2019, Ljubljana. The world’s most valuable resource is no longer oil, but data. Agenda.

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The world’s most valuable resource is no longer oil, but data

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  1. The increasing value of Geodata – and why preserving it is importantAnne-Sofie JensenDirector General National Archives of DenmarkeArchiving Geopreservation Conference 6th May 2019, Ljubljana

  2. The world’s most valuable resource is no longer oil, but data

  3. Agenda National Archives of Denmark – part of public sector digital infrastructure The increasing value of geodata The case for preserving – and how to do it Questions?

  4. Agenda National Archives of Denmark – part of public sector digital infrastructure The increasing value of geodata The case for preserving – and how to do it? Questions?

  5. New strategy… Strategic goals Main focus areas We document society for both the present and the future We activate our data to create value We make the public sector more efficient It has to be easy to both find and use our data We must secure the documentation of society as a whole We must be an integrated part of the public digital infrastructure We preserve our data securely We must distribute and use our data in new ways It should be easy for public institutions to both give and access data Rigsarkivet

  6. Agenda National Archives of Denmark – part of public sector digital infrastructure The increasing value of geodata The case for preserving – and how to do it? Questions?

  7. The relevance of geodata in eGovernment Geodata are well positioned to become an integral part of eGovernment and the digital economy: • Part of a national digital infrastructure that also contains non-spatial data sets • Value to society as a whole and often key to combining discrete data sets and unlocking value

  8. Development in Geodata Usage Billion 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Development over Time Data Distribution

  9. Economic Value from Geodata • Efficiency improvements: Cost savings from the use of open geodata • 60% of public organisations experience greater efficiency. Up from 12% in 2012 • Production improvements: Production and services based on open geodata • Over 50% expect that geodata will improve their innovation. Up from 25% in 2012

  10. eGovernment – Basic Data Programme (Geo)data

  11. eGovernment – Good Basic Data for Everyone

  12. Agenda National Archives of Denmark – part of public sector digital infrastructure The increasing value of geodata The case for preserving – and how to do it Questions?

  13. Important to preserve • Because of its value to society – both public and private sector • Important source when documenting the development of society

  14. But not that easy… • New domain – different kind of data • Comes in numerous formats – that we do not know very well • Takes more time to test and validate • How do we make them available – search and access tools etc.

  15. And that is why… • …we should do it together • Common task for EU member states • Pull our resources together • common standards • common tools • Share knowledge and pool competencies

  16. Agenda National Archives of Denmark – part of public sector digital infrastructure The increasing value of geodata The case for preserving – and how to do it Questions?

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