On Monday 17 June, The Open Data Knowledge Centre organised together with Lund University, University of Zagreb and Bochum University of Applied Science, a workshop ‘Towards an Open SDI’ in Limassol, Cyprus as part of  the AGILE Conference. During this Workshop the recently adopted Open Data Public Sector Information Directive was explained and the impact of Open Data in Croatia, Germany, Sweden and the Netherlands was presented. In addition, we introduced the concept of open SDIs. During this workshop, we discussed how to overcome the challenges of open SDIs and to move towards an open spatial data infrastructure, in which everyone can participate.

Below, you will find the presentations of the Workshop.

Introduction to Open Data Public Sector Information Re-use Directive and Open SDIs, by Assist. Prof. Frederika Welle Donker, Delft University of Technology 2019_AGILE_Intro+Open_Data_PSI_Directive+OpenSDI_assessment_FWDDownload

Impact of new Open Data Public Sector Information Re-use Directive in Germany by Prof. dr. Ulrike Klein, Bochum University of Applied Science AGILE_OpenSDI_GermanyDownload [Impact of INSPIRE and Public Sector Information Re-use Directive in Sweden by dr. Ali Mansourian, Lund University 19_AGILE_Sweden_Impact_of_Inspire+PSI_Directive-Towards_Open_SDI-Ali_Mansourian

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Impact of Open Data and Public Sector Information Re-use Directive in Croatia by Assist. Prof. Dražen Tutić, University of Zagreb

2019_AGILE_Croatia_OD_PSI_Drazen_TuticDownload Impact of Open Data and PSI Directive in the Netherlands by Assist. Prof. Frederika Welle Donker, Delft University of Technology 2019_AGILE_Netherlands_Impact_Open_Data_PSI_Directive_FWDDownload

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