Regardless of what data are used for, their quality is always of central importance. High-quality data and metadata are the essential basis for beneficial results, the functioning of business processes and informed decision making. During this training session, hosted by the data.europa academy, we will answer and discuss amongst others:

• What is data and metadata quality?

• How is metadata quality measured in data.europa.eu?

• How to use the “Data.europa.eu Data Quality Guidelines”, published by the Publications Office of the European Union?

The conceptual model of data spaces provides a set of well-defined concepts, and relationships between them, as well as a set of terms to refer to them. By relying on the conceptual model, the authors of the data spaces blueprint and the broader community of practice can clearly express data space related topics.

Urbanization and the growth of human population are leading to increased complexities in the interactions of citizens with public spaces, creating cities that must be more responsive to community dynamics. Despite the critical need for community-based city management, current decision-making approaches are often uninformed by the collective behavior of communities across time and in different locations.

Learn how citizen's co-creation is key in making cities worldwide more sustainable.

Around the world, major challenges of our time such as population growth and climate change are being addressed in cities. Here, citizens play an important role amidst governments, companies, NGOs and researchers in creating social, technological and political innovations for achieving sustainability.

This training course, hosted by the data.europa academy, provides insights into data.europa.eu’s performed research on exploring how citizen-generated data is currently being made available in open data portals in Europe.

ChatGPT and Large Language Models (LLMs) have been creating quite a buzz in the tech world lately. These advanced natural language processing models have shown remarkable improvements in several language tasks, from answering general knowledge questions to composing coherent paragraphs that closely resemble human writing. If you're curious about the potential of these models and their limitations, you won't want to miss this webinar.

Disclaimer

This webinar by the European Network of Living Labs (ENoLL) is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.

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This presentation by Juan A. Bertolin, General Manager at Fundació General Universitat Jaume I ESPAITEC Science and Technology Park, was delivered as part of the ALL-Ready “Understanding Living Lab Concepts and Co-creation" course.

In order to break down data spaces into manageable pieces, the DSSC adopted the concept of building blocks: a basic unit or component that can be implemented and combined with other building blocks to achieve the functionality of a data space. We adopted the Design Principles for Data Spaces | Position Paper of OpenDEI in which 12 building blocks have been described, ranging from governance, legal, organisational, to technical building blocks on data interoperability, trust and da

Breaking the Silos on Local Innovation looks into two critical aspects within the public sector when it comes to the theme of innovation: how do we commission it and how do we host it?
 

The course consists of two modules which aim to equip international city practitioners, commissioners, and decision makers with very practical training that can be applied independently within your local context. The course aims to provide you with new concepts and ideas from some of our experts in the field of local innovation.