The Program

Opening - Live translation available in English.

09:00 - 10:30 | Sitzungssaal | German

Technical implementation of open data across borders - Live translation available in English.

11:00 - 12:30 | Sitzungssaal | German

Chair: Linda Gernitz

• Norman Radtke (Institute for Applied Informatics) and Eric Engels (Hessian Ministry for Digitalisation and Innovation): Data handling in the Open Data Portal Hesse

  In their joint presentation, Eric Engels and Norman Radtke highlight special features in the reuse of data catalogs from existing open data portals (e.g. filtering for Hessian content), the expanded presentation of content, the generation of statistical evaluations of data catalogs, and the preparation of their own data catalogs (e.g., a partial data catalog for each municipality). The focus of this work is strongly on data homogenization and standardization, for example, to enable alignment at the file level. The proposed solutions are implemented both within the CKAN extension developed in Hesse itself and on the data of the knowledge graph (RDF, DCAT), using SPARQL update queries.

• Publish confidential data securely and flexibly using the Cell Key method

  Data sets containing personal and other confidential information are usually only published in summary form and with few subcategories. The risk of confidential individual values being inferred from differences between different summaries is too great. The cell key method allows these data sets to be published flexibly without revealing confidential information. The presentation introduces the cell key method and a software solution that supports the workflow for creating data sets modified using the cell key method and also provides a user interface for publication.

• Guido Blome (Federal City of Bonn): Urban Data Management Bonn – A change project with many dimensions

  Since 2020, the federal city of Bonn has been actively pursuing a strategic approach to urban data. The presentation describes the latest active developments in the areas of technical development of an urban data platform based on the open source project Civitas Core, the introduction of a data strategy and governance, and activities to increase data literacy in the administration and urban society. The aim of these activities is to achieve comprehensive data excellence in the handling of urban data.

Corporate Digital Responsibility

13:30 - 15:00 | Sitzungssaal | German

Dr. Beate Ginzel (Digital City Department, City of Leipzig)

Data for autonomous mobility in cities and smart traffic control - Live translation available in English.

15:30 - 17:00 | Sitzungssaal | German

Chair: Linda Gernitz

• Ruslan Hrushchak (appplant): Autonomous shuttles: Data basis for intelligent on-demand mobility

  Autonomous shuttles are key technologies for the mobility of the future. But what data do they need to offer on-demand services efficiently and safely? Based on many years of involvement in the ABSOLUT II project, this presentation provides practical insights into the data requirements and architectures of autonomous shuttle infrastructures.

• Dr. Thomas Trabert (Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research GmbH - UFZ): AIAMO – Artificial Intelligence And MObility
• Max Mooij (MobilityLabel BV): MobilityLabel