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ADNOM: Topic Maps for European Administrative Nomenclature

ADNOM: Topic Maps for European Administrative Nomenclature. Peter-Paul Kruijsen, Gabriel Hopmans @ Morpheus Léon Oud, Jelte Verhoeff @ Conclusion John Clews @ Keytempo Marc-Wilhelm Kuster , FH Worms. Morpheus Software http://www.mssm.nl. Introduction. The ADNOM Project/Workshop

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ADNOM: Topic Maps for European Administrative Nomenclature

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  1. ADNOM: Topic Maps for European Administrative Nomenclature Peter-Paul Kruijsen, Gabriel Hopmans @ Morpheus Léon Oud, Jelte Verhoeff @ Conclusion John Clews @ Keytempo Marc-Wilhelm Kuster , FH Worms Morpheus Software http://www.mssm.nl

  2. Introduction • The ADNOM Project/Workshop • ADNOM core system and operational network • TMRAP, ebXML • Impact that ADNOM might going to have • How to make it a long term network

  3. What is ADNOM? • a CEN/ISSS [1] workshop funded by EC • infrastructure based on open standards, facilitating the access to information about high quality terminology resources in the public domain. • key deliverable is partly a specimen and partly an initiation of an infrastructure. • It is intended to provide assistance to the European citizen in general and administrations in particular in finding multilingual information. It will be developed to facilitate eGovernment interaction • [1] CEN = Comité européen de normalisation (European Committee for Standardisation) • ISSS = Information Society Standardisation System

  4. ADNOM Structure • Users: (only) all those working in Government (in EU/EFTA member states) • But starting with those in labyrinth of administrative terminology and translation services • Project Team • Wp 1: A study of the current situation as to national and regional terminology work relating to Administrative Nomenclature • Wp 2 & 3: Network development/operation • Wp 4: Meta-terminology • Wp 5: Federated Registry • Members • Secretary: Standards Norway Secretary • Håvard Hjulstad (hhj@standard.no) • Chaired by Prof. Dr. Gerhard Budin

  5. Requirements ADNOM network • Multilingual • Both in the thesauri and user interface • Ease of use • Easy querying and deliver high quality results • Additional data and expansions of the framework have to be integrated easily • Avoid dangers on the road like property rights, ownership • Recognition • The ADNOM network needs European wide recognition as a high quality resource

  6. Little background .. • Begin 2005 SKI-MAPS project EC proposal • Seamless Knowledge for Government • Published subjects repository offering services for automated discovery of such identifiers. • Conclusion, Ontopia, Morpheus, Keytempo • This made it that • The authors became involved in the team • And that ADNOM became Topic Maps based

  7. Approach • Reuse sources, make a Seamless Knowledge Coded Nomenclature Model and facets. • Principal Facets: • Administrative functions (built on COFOG (Classification of the Functions of Government) • Administrative jurisdictions (based on NUTS codes) • Administrative organs (developed within ADNOM).

  8. Coded Nomenclature • Acts as coat rack, coat hangers and coats: • Different coats (colour, shape) • Deep-level NACE, GEMET, NUTS and LAU codes and headings, and stable identifiers for terms. • Coat hangers provide a means to standardize the way coats are put up on the rack • Broad-level NACE, GEMET, NUTS and LAU codes and headings. • Coat rack itself provides a means to connect all the different coats in a meaningful way • Top-level ADNOM/COFOG codes and headings.

  9. Areas of the framework • [0] Organ(ization)s: • to be developed by ADNOM (the Finnish ADNOM files have useful starting points) • [1] Functions: • COFOG Level 2 terms (top level, unexpanded) • [2] Services: • EUROVOC codes (more detailed terms) • [3] Industries: • NACE codes (more detailed terms) • [4] Jurisdictions: • NUTS codes (more detailed terms)

  10. Administrative functions facet

  11. Binding points ..

  12. So far support : 26 languages

  13. Reuse results • European Parliament • Eurovoc • Agrovoc • Gemet • GEneral Multilingual Environmental Thesaurus

  14. Include PSI’s • Include PSI into Danisch Eurovoc XTM

  15. Merge ADNOM-SKC and Eurovoc

  16. ADNOM’s contribution for Topic Maps Community • use and extend OASIS PSI sets • Broad scale exposure in Europe • Funding for large scale project? • One of goals is to get a registry for PSI sets

  17. What impact ADNOM might have • Some eGovernmental circles • eGovernment Focus Group • Presidencies UK, Austria • Initiatives around ebXML • In Brussels there are rumours … • Governmental organisations in Europe as audience might have an important impact on all Topic Maps activities • The same as DARPA had for DAML – OWL? • Lot of TM-based projects have been rejected at EC before

  18. Promote the following • European Conference: the communicative Government, 1 December, Brussels A comparative analysis of terminology systems and projects improving transparency and effectiveness of government administrations in the European Union • How to explain/illustrate the idea of things like TMRAP to Ministers?

  19. Contact • If interested subscribe to mailing list of ADNOM and send request to • Håvard Hjulstad hhj@standard.no

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