Semantic Reusable Web Components: A Use Case in  E-Government Interoperability

Slavko Žitnik; Karmen Kern Pipan; Miha Jesenko; Dejan Lavbič

doi:10.31449/upinf.189

Avtorji

Slavko Žitnik Univerza v Ljubljani, Fakulteta za računalništvo in informatiko
Karmen Kern Pipan Ministrstvo Republike Slovenije za javno upravo, Direktorat za informatiko
Miha Jesenko Ministrstvo Republike Slovenije za javno upravo, Direktorat za informatiko
Dejan Lavbič Univerza v Ljubljani, Fakulteta za računalništvo in informatiko

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.31449/upinf.189

Ključne besede:

ponovno uporabljive komponente, gradniki, digitalne javne storitve, ponovna uporabljivost, programsko inženirstvo, semantika

Povzetek

Napredek v tehnologiji in programskem inženirstvu si prizadeva graditi učinkovite in robustne tehnike, ki bi se jih dostavljalo čimprej. Dokazano je bilo, da je to možno doseči s ponovno uporabo obstoječih implementacij, knjižnic, komponent ali celo ogrodij. Na področju javne uprave, ki mora slediti in implementirati nacionalne in evropske predpise, je poleg združljivosti na podatkovnem nivoju in procesov pomembno zagotoviti čezsektorsko in čezmejno integracijo. V tem prispevku predstavljamo projekt “Digital Europe for All,” bolj natančno primer uporabe ponovno uporabljive spletne komponente, ki temelji na semantični predstavitvi podatkov. Prikažemo, da je komponento možno enostavno vgraditi v poljubno spletišče in podpreti poljubne tipe dokazil, ki so predstavljena s pomočjo projektne ontologije. Ponovna uporabljivost takšnih komponent bo hitreje zagotovila interoperabilne digitalne javne storitve in bo odprla nove priložnosti, boljšo mobilnost, hitrejše procese ter bo zmanjšala stroške implementacij.

Biografije avtorja

Slavko Žitnik, Univerza v Ljubljani, Fakulteta za računalništvo in informatiko

Slavko Žitnik is an assistant professor at the Faculty of Computer and Information Science, University of Ljubljana. His main research interests are semantic Web and natural language processing, more specifically text mining, information retrieval and information extraction. He is actively collaboration with the industry on his topics of research and has active collaborations with the Harvard University, University of South Florida, and University of Belgrade.

Karmen Kern Pipan, Ministrstvo Republike Slovenije za javno upravo, Direktorat za informatiko

Karmen Kern Pipan is the Head of Data management Department, Office for Development of Digital Solutions, Directorate of Digital Society and Informatics in the Ministry of Public Administration of Republic Slovenia. She is involved in the field of data management, business intelligence, big data analytics, semantics and interoperability solutions to improve data-driven decision making and user experience in public administration. She led an inter-ministerial task force for the preparation of the Public Administration Development Strategy 2015-2020.

Miha Jesenko, Ministrstvo Republike Slovenije za javno upravo, Direktorat za informatiko

Miha Jesenko has a legal-based background with Masters in Law, upgraded by Masters in Information Technology. He works at the Ministry of Public Administration, Information Technology Directorate, in the Data Governance Division. His main areas of work relate to data governace and interoperability, especially semantic inteoperability through work on ontologies, controlled vocabularies, and reference data. An important part of his work is also cooperation in efforts to introduce new technologies to be used by public administration.

Dejan Lavbič, Univerza v Ljubljani, Fakulteta za računalništvo in informatiko

Dejan Lavbič is an associate professor at the Faculty of Computer and Information Science, University of Ljubljana. His research areas include Information Quality, Semantic Web and Web3, distributed ledger technologies and self-sovereign identity. He collaborated in numerous EU and national-funded projects and has a long track of collaborations with the industry.