Twinning Open Data Operational

Funded within Horizon2020 Twinning programme

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WHAT IS NEW IN TODO
10.02.2023, 07:40
We are pleased to announce that the members of the organising committee of the International Conference on Open Data (ICOD 2022), whose theme was "…
31.01.2023, 14:51
In Croatia, open data research and research using it are mostly understood as a concept encompassing one discipline and one domain, ignoring the fact…
07.12.2022, 14:47
Pre-Conference Day of TODO ICOD was held on Monday (28.11.2022.) where a panel on fiscal transparency and workshop on high-value datasets in progress…
28.11.2022, 08:38
TODO Sixth newsletter is published in November 2022.  We provide an overview of TODO project activities that project members have been diligently…
10.11.2022, 17:51
Dear TODO friends! We're excited to let you know that registration for the TODO International Conference on Open Data is now open! Please find more…
18.10.2022, 20:39
Project members from FER and GEOF visited Technical University (TUDELFT) in the Netherlands to discuss educational activities, interesting research…
OUR PROGRESS

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Progress within core work packages

WP 1: Management and Coordination
70%
WP2: Capacity building
90%
WP3: ESRs training and Joint Supervision
80%
WP4: Collaboration and Knowledge Sharing
70%
WP5: Dissemination and Outreach
70%
WP6: Sustainability
5%

Privacy

The right of individuals to a private life includes a right not to have personal information about themselves made public. A right to privacy is recognised by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the European Convention on Human Rights, and in the EU and the Member States of the EU it is recognised by the Charter of Fundamental Rights and is regulated by special regulation.

Predictive Modelling

Use of statistics to predict outcomes.

Source: Geisser, S.: "Predictive Inference: An Introduction", Chapman & Hall, 1993.

PDF

Portable Document Format, a file format for representing the layout and appearance of documents on a page independent of the layout software, computer operating system, etc. It is a file format used to present and exchange documents independently of software, hardware or operating systems. An open standard maintained by the International Organisation for Standardisation.  Originally a proprietary format of Adobe Systems, PDF has been an open format since 2008.

Open Standards

Generally understood as technical standards that are free from licensing restrictions. Can also be interpreted to mean standards that are developed in a vendor-neutral manner.

Open spatial data infrastructure

A spatial data infrastructure in which citizens, research institutions, private organizations and other businesses and non-governmental actors are recognized as key stakeholders of the infrastructure and in which public spatial data, but also private and citizen-generated spatial data is freely available to use for citizens, businesses and any other groups, without any restrictions.

Open Source Software

Computer software that is available in source code form: the source code and certain other rights normally reserved for copyright holders are provided under an open-source license that permits users to study, change, improve and at times also to distribute the software. Open source software is very often developed in a public, collaborative manner.

Open source

Software for which the source code is available under an open licence. Not only can the software be used for free, but users with the necessary technical skills can inspect the source code, modify it and run their own versions of the code, helping to fix bugs, develop new features, etc. Some large open source software projects have thousands of volunteer contributors.

Open science

The practice of science in accordance with open principles, including open access publishing, publication of and collaboration around research data as open data together with associated source code, and use and development of open source data processing tools.

Open movement

The open movement seeks to work towards solutions of many of the world’s most pressing problems in a spirit of transparency, collaboration, re-use and free access. It encompasses open data, open government, open development, open science and much more. Participatory processes, sharing of knowledge and outputs and open source software are among its key tools. The specific definition of “open” as applied to data, knowledge and content, is set out by the Open Definition.

Open licence

Standardised public licences available online which allow data and content to be freely accessed, used, modified and shared by anyone for any purpose, and which rely on open data formats. The EU Member States are expected to encourage the use of open licences that should eventually become common practice across the Union.

Source: OD Directive

Enabling a user-driven, sustainable and fair open data ecosystem through interdisciplinary research and education.

Delft University of Technology

Establishing the interdisciplinary approach in open data research towards addressing the societal, political and economic challenges.

University of the Aegean

Dealing with challenges and grasping new opportunities with reliable, up-to-date and easily accessible data to increase efficiency in planning, producing and delivering food to consumers.

Faculty of Agriculture, University of Zagreb

Information technologies drive open data to make government more transparent, science more visible and society more empowered.

Faculty of Organization and Informatics, University of Zagreb

Advancing technological foundations of open data as the cornerstone of an innovative society. 

Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing, University of Zagreb

Open traffic data provide reliable information for statistics, planning and real-time user information in interdisciplinary area. Vast amount of traffic data is essential for traffic and transport planning.
 

Faculty of Transport and Traffic Sciences, University of Zagreb

Geospatial data is one of the cornerstones of information society and the ongoing digital revolution. The vision of the University of Zagreb Faculty of Geodesy is realizing the full potential of the geospatial data - active research, promotion and education throughout the interdisciplinary approach.

Faculty of Geodesy, University of Zagreb

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