Cuno, S.; Bruns, L.; Tcholtchev, N.; Lämmel, P.; Schieferdecker, I. Data Governance and Sovereignty in Urban Data Spaces Based on Standardized ICT Reference Architectures. Data2019, 4, 16.
Cuno, S.; Bruns, L.; Tcholtchev, N.; Lämmel, P.; Schieferdecker, I. Data Governance and Sovereignty in Urban Data Spaces Based on Standardized ICT Reference Architectures. Data 2019, 4, 16.
Cuno, S.; Bruns, L.; Tcholtchev, N.; Lämmel, P.; Schieferdecker, I. Data Governance and Sovereignty in Urban Data Spaces Based on Standardized ICT Reference Architectures. Data2019, 4, 16.
Cuno, S.; Bruns, L.; Tcholtchev, N.; Lämmel, P.; Schieferdecker, I. Data Governance and Sovereignty in Urban Data Spaces Based on Standardized ICT Reference Architectures. Data 2019, 4, 16.
Abstract
This paper presents the results of a recent study that was conducted with a number of German municipalities/cities. Based on the obtained and briefly presented recommendations emerging from the study, the authors propose the concept of an Urban Data Space (UDS), which facilitates an eco-system for data exchange and added value creation thereby utilizing the various types of data within a smart city/municipality. Looking at an Urban Data Space from within a German context and considering the current situation and developments in German municipalities, this paper proposes a reasonable classification of urban data that allows to relate the various data types to legal aspects and to conduct solid considerations regarding technical implementation designs and decisions. Furthermore, the Urban Data Space is described/analyzed in detail, and relevant stakeholders are identified, as well as corresponding technical artifacts are introduced. The authors propose to setup Urban Data Spaces based on emerging standards from the area of ICT reference architectures for Smart Cities, such as DIN SPEC 91357 “Open Urban Platform” and EIP SCC. Thereby, the paper walks the reader through the construction of an UDS based on the above mentioned architectures and outlines all the goals, recommendations and potentials, which an Urban Data Space can reveal to a municipality/city.
Keywords
data governance; data sovereignty; urban data spaces; ICT reference architecture; open urban platform
Subject
Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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