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The value of open geographical data – the Danish case data – the Danish case

Geospatial World Forum, Geneva 9th May, 2014 Open data session Tina Svan Colding, The Danish Geodata Agency

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Basic public data

Basic public data

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Positive Business Case Positive Business Case

Open data in Denmark is an investment Open data in Denmark is an investment

• Growth in the private sector (100 mio. d.kr. pr year)
• More effective public sector (‘paying the party’)
• More effective public sector (‘paying the party’)

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Reactions ?

Reactions ?

Treasure to be found in open Cadastral Map

(Sille Wulff Mortensen) (Sille Wulff Mortensen)

Joy over government’s data bonanza: breakthrough with open access to Central Business Register and to Central Business Register and cadastral numbers

(Henrik Nordstrøm Mortensen)

…growth adventure waiting for …growth adventure waiting for Danish enterprises...

(Jakob Chor)

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Meassuring the effect Meassuring the effect

Effect of

• pen data

Open data Open data

2012 2014 2013 2016 2015

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2012 2014 2013 2016 2015

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The Analytical Design The Analytical Design

Analytical

Analytical

Design

The AD is used in

the baseline survey

Baseline 2012

Content:

• Change theory
• Value chains

Post- meassurement

• Data strategy

meassurement 2016

The results of the post- meassurement are compared to the are compared to the results of the baseline survey

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Change theory

Change theory

Public sector

Effect on demand Effect on production Effect on users Socio-economic effects

• Increased

demand from existing

• New products/

services from

Public sector

• Efficiency (self-service,

workflow)

• Better decision-making

in public administration

Open data

existing customers

• Increased

demand from

new customers

services from existing

companies

• Increase in new

companies (low entry cost)

Private sector

• Efficiency (workflows,

higher productivity)

• Better decision-making
• Lower prices
• Increase in GDP
• Increase in

welfare, time saved, less

• Increased

demand from

companies in

• ther industries

entry cost)

• Lower prices on

existing products/

services

Consumers and citizens

• Lower prices/ increased

purchasing power

• Increased transparency

saved, less

pollution, better health …

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Value chain approach Value chain approach

Information Data collection Value chain

Who was using which data? Statistics Data provider

(Geodata Agency)

Open data

How was the data used The size of the geodata Interviews with key informants

• Public sector

Map provideres / data enrichment

companies

The size of the geodata marked ‘Real economic‘ effects (productivity, …)

• Private sector

Surveys

• Private sector

Service and solution companies companies

Welfare economic effects (health, environment,..)

• Private sector
• Public sector

End users

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Open data – what happened? Open data – what happened?

2012 – 800 users 2012 – 800 users

• Dec. 2013 > 10.000 users

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How many?

Digital May Supply (Web Map Service) – 2005-2013

How many?

120 140 illions 60 80 100 Mill 20 40 60

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Open data – Who are the new users? Open data – Who are the new users?

Private sector Public sector

24%

Citizens

66%

NGO

Public sector

6%

NGO

3%

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Companies

Companies

Consultancy and IT 37% Others 32% Information and communication 4% Construction 14% Water , waste, etc. Electricity, gas 4% Water , waste, etc. utilities …7% Electricity, gas utilities 4%

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Main results – baseline 2012 Main results – baseline 2012

Barriers

• Accessability and distribution
• The users – capacity and knowledge
• Market insecurity
• Market insecurity
• Lacking release of other data

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Main results – baseline 2012 Main results – baseline 2012

Potentials

Public sector

• 40% indicate that the data will be of importance for the

efficiency in the performance of tasks in 4-5 years efficiency in the performance of tasks in 4-5 years

• 80% indicate that there is a savings potential in using geodata

Private sector

• Watch and wait – 5.5 % market growth – new positive

indications

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indications

….og spørgsmålet er

M A N I F E S T

Questions?

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tisha@gst.dk Contact:

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