OPEN DATA: ANALYSIS OF TRENDS
Abstract
The paper analyzes the use of open data, discusses problems associated with open data, and solutions for working with them, and assesses trends in the publication of public data in open formats. The estimation of volumes of the open data market in the Republic of Belarus is presented. The analysis of the applicability of the world experience on data discovery for the Republic of Belarus was conducted, the topical issues of ensuring the proper level of information protection when publishing data sets were discussed, effective ways of using open data were suggested, and the importance of ensuring sufficient regulatory regulation was noted. The economic and sociocultural effect of the dissemination of state data in an open format is considered. In conclusion, the most topical issues of open data are formulated, which will determine the effectiveness of the development of information technology in the near future.
About the Author
D. A. Kachan
The Main Information and Analytical Center of the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Belarus
Belarus
Belarus
Deputy Director for Research
59 Zakharova Str., 220088 Minsk, Republic of Belarus
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Kachan D.A. OPEN DATA: ANALYSIS OF TRENDS. Digital Transformation. 2018;(1):72-78. (In Russ.)
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