Uporaba podatkovnih prostorov na primeru izmenjave podatkov med Mestno občino Celje in portalom Odprti podatki Slovenije

Ruben Ferreira; Erazem Stanonik; Jana Volk; Alen Cigler; Hana Skitek

doi:10.31449/upinf.236

Authors

Ruben Ferreira Faculty of computer and information science
Erazem Stanonik Faculty of computer and information science
Jana Volk Faculty of computer and information science
Alen Cigler Faculty of computer and information science
Hana Skitek Faculty of computer and information science

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.31449/upinf.236

Keywords:

IDS standard, data spaces, data sovereignty, secure data exchange

Abstract

Data spaces represent an innovative solution for secure, decentralized, and sovereign data exchange among organizations. A key advantage is the control data owners have over access and sharing conditions, reducing the risk of cyber-attacks and data misuse. The introduction of standards like IDS enables uniform and reliable data exchange across various sectors, such as healthcare, industry, and public administration. European initiatives, such as GAIA-X and the European Data Strategy, support the establishment of a unified data market. A practical implementation example between the Municipality of Celje and the Open Data Portal of Slovenia demonstrates improved efficiency of public services and data security. Data spaces thus constitute a crucial element of digital transformation, promoting innovation, growth, and sustainable development with an emphasis on data security and sovereignty.

Author Biographies

Ruben Ferreira, Faculty of computer and information science

Ruben Ferreira is an undergraduate second-year student of computer and information science at the University of Ljubljana. As a member of the team IDealni Scenarij, he won first place at the Arnes hackathon with a solution on data spaces.

Erazem Stanonik, Faculty of computer and information science

Erazem Stanonik is an undergraduate third-year student of computer and information science at the University of Ljubljana. As a member of the team IDealni Scenarij, he won first place at the Arnes hackathon with a solution on data spaces.

Jana Volk, Faculty of computer and information science

Jana Volk is an undergraduate third-year student of computer and information science at the University of Ljubljana. As a member of the team IDealni Scenarij, she won first place at the Arnes hackathon with a solution on data spaces.

Alen Cigler, Faculty of computer and information science

Alen Cigler is an undergraduate third-year student of computer and information science at the University of Ljubljana. As a member of the team IDealni Scenarij, he won first place at the Arnes hackathon with a solution on data spaces.

Hana Skitek, Faculty of computer and information science

Hana Skitek is an undergraduate third-year student of computer and information science at the University of Ljubljana. As a member of the team IDealni Scenarij, she won first place at the Arnes hackathon with a solution on data spaces.