Spatial data offer localization support for a number of activities and events for almost every aspect of our everyday life. Transparent and effective access to spatial data can enable interconnection to other non-spatial data creating new added value in content (new data), functionalities (new services and interfaces), and socio-economic benefits (new applications, work opportunities, income from tax on added value).
The presentation will bring more information on how Open Data, INSPIRE and other activities can help to achieve this goal and what are the benefits and risks in specific conditions in Slovak Republic.
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Martin Tuchyňa
After graduating from the Technical University in Zvolen, he has been working in the Slovak Environmental Agency since 2000. He focuses on the matters of geoinformatics and standardization of geoinformatics, concentrating on the activities related to building and operation of infrastructure of spatial information. From 2008 to 2012 he worked as a national expert appointed to work in the Joint Research Center of the European Commission in Ispra (Italy), where he participated in the process of creation of data specifications for topics determined in the INSPIRE Directive, specializing in topics from the field of biodiversity and energy resources.
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