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Karin Kastehein. Estonian Information Society Yearbook 2011/2012
A brief chronology of information society 2011 – July 2012
CHAPTER 1. OPEN DATA
Open data – a step toward the Internet of the future
Open data repository
Open Spatial Data
CHAPTER 2. GREEN IT
Green ICT as enabler of environment and resource conservation
Using ICT solutions to support eco-innovation
Smart Vormsi brings renewable energy and telework to island
ELVIS – transition from paper to electronic consignment notes in the timber industry
CHAPTER 3. CYBER SECURITY
Cyber security
Role of the Estonian Information System’s Authority in ensuring Estonia’s cyber security
Estonia: Building a safer global cyberspace
Information security interoperability framework, version 2
Cooperation for promoting safer Internet use among children
CHAPTER 4. HIGH-SPEED INTERNET
Estonia’s experience in developing broadband connections
4G: Estonia’s mobile Internet – opportunities and success story
4G mobile ultra-broadband Internet to rural areas
CHAPTER 5. ELECTRONIC IDENTITY
Ten years of the eID ecosystem
Mobile-ID – one of a kind
Digi-ID is a big help
How to put the eID ecosystem to good use for your service?
Digital stamp
Digital signatures in Estonia and the rest of Europe – a look back and ahead
CHAPTER 6. X-ROAD
The first ten years of X-road
Ontologies and semantic annotation of X-road services
Secure aggregation of databases
Feasibility of the X-road in other countries
Statistical overview 2011–2012
ICT usage in households and by individuals
ICT usage in enterprises
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No country in the world can afford to disregard the topic of open data. Such data has become a part of our everyday life – already now, public sector institutions generate various kinds of data in digital form – a tantalizing source of raw input for all sorts of new services and products. Open data refers to machine-readable data that is available to everyone to use freely and publicly, with no restrictions on use and distribution. In fact, Estonia’s Public Information Act obliges the public sector to make information available to the public either through websites, document registers or databases. This chapter looks at the topic of open data and the principles governing the domain both in Estonia and in other countries.
Uuno Vallner
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• Helsinki Region Infoshare http://www.hri.fi/en
• CKAN open data directory repository http://thedatahub.org
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