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Ref. 1-4 This document is a provisional translation by Open Data Promotion Consortium

■Rising Interest and Expectation for Open Data Utilization ▶ US : BUILDING A 21ST CENTURY DIGITAL GOVERNMENT (May, 2012)  A memorandum issued by the Obama Administration which stated its intention of positive promotion of open data. ▶ EU: Open Data Strategy of Europe (end of 2011)  It mentioned its position to support the research and development of data processing technology in the EU region.  UK and France have been actively making the public data open to the public and promoting their utilization. ▶ Australia : Open Government Declaration (2010)  It declared the information owned by the public body is a valuable asset, and making the public information open to the public would generate new services and new public values. ▶ Japan : E-Government Open Data Strategy (July, 2012)  It aims to promote the creation of new businesses and the optimization of business activities by provision of public data in the form that allows their secondary use. ■Emergence of New Open Data 1. The advancement of IoT (Internet of Things) technology prompted the movement of opening and sharing real- time information including sensor information.  cosm (former Pachube)  ThingSpeak  OpenSense etc. 2. Information of SNS (Social Network Service)  Twitter  Facebook  Mixi etc. ■Requirements for the Promotion of Open Data Utilization ▶ The government and local authorities must make their data open. ▶ Format Unification of Released Data  It has been pointed out that data had been made open in PDF or JPEG format unsuitable for the secondary use; formats are different from office to office and it takes time for organizing collected data, etc. ■It is indispensable to establish the technological standards to realize the environment to allow the distribution of various kinds of open data prepared and owned by the public and private sectors. 2

■Statistical Information ■Geographical Information ▶ Public Facilities & Their Location ■Sensor Data (Real –Time Data) ▶ Environment Info. (Temperature, Humidity, etc.), Energy Info., Biological Info., Public Transportation (Location, Traffic Obstruction Info.) etc. ■Distribution / Traceability Information ▶ Product Inspection / Passage Record Info. Utilizing RFID etc. ▶ Product In-Out Record between Plural Corporations etc. ■Disaster Prevention Information ▶ Meteorological Info., Monitoring of River and Public Facilities etc. ■Characteristics of These Data ▶ Real-Time Data ▶ Data Size is Voluminous (Gbytes - Tbytes)  Example : Monitoring of gas / water-supply / power meters of 100 households every 5 minutes for 1 month makes the data size as large as 100GB. ▶ Exposable data change in accordance with the situation.  Example : The transaction information (product in-out record) in the category of traceability data is essentially non-exposable information. Only in case of accidents or problems of the product or food, the information is disclosed. 3 Sensors on Farms / Cultivated Lands (Environment Info. Sensors) Smart Meters (Power, Gas, Water) SNS (Human Sensor) RFID R/W Environment Info. Hospital / Medical Care Facilities Info. Energy Information Distribution & Traceability Information Social Information Healthcare Information ・Medical Checkup Record ・Exercise Record ・Medicine-Taking Record Environment Information ・ Sensor Information etc. Energy Information ・Smart Meter Info. Etc. Traceability-Related Info. ・Food Distribution Record Info. etc. Disaster-Related Information ・Earthquake Data ・Radiation Dosage Data Internet / Cell-Phone / Disaster Info. Communication Network etc.

■Mission 1. Consideration of Standard Technical Specifications (hereinafter referred to as Standard Specifications) for Realization of the Open Data as described in the above page.  Data Standard  Description Model of Open Data (The model to describe open data that is based on metadata.)  Vocabulary to Describe Open Data (The standard dictionary to understand metadata.)  Standard API  Rules regarding Standard Method to Acquire and Exchange Open Data 2. Consideration of Works for International Standardization  ITU-T, W3C, … ■Work Contents 1. Discussion on the Condition of the Standard Specifications  Exchange of Views on the draft Standard Specifications  Organization of Existing Similar Standards etc. and Consideration of the Consistency with Them  NIEM of the US/ISA of Europe/Meteorological Metadata of the Meteorological Agency of Japan  CKAN / LOV (Linked Open Vocabulary)  Hearings about Technical Requirements from the Utilization and Promotion Committee etc. and Consideration of Reflection to the draft Standard Specifications based on the Requirements.  Technical Consideration of License Expression of Data Governance, and Data Processing (after the 2 nd Year) 2. Discussion on the International Standardization Activities  Trend Survey on the Standardization, Hearings and Discussion about the Standardization System in the 1 st Year. ■Expected Output ▶ Activity Report (including the Standard Specifications) 4

Utilization & Dissemination Committee Data Governance Committee Committee Members Koshizuka, Senior Researcher Takeda, Researcher Fukami, Deliberative Member Nakao, Deliberative Member Hiramoto, Deliberative Member Observers Ministry of Communications, IT Strategy Office of the Cabinet Secretariat, METI, Geospatial Information Authority of Japan, Cabinet Office (Disaster Prevention) Invitees Reflection to the draft Standard Specifications (Proposed Technical Requirements) Report of Consideration Progress Feedback for Standard Specifications Report of Consideration Progress Requirements of Expression of Data Governance Rules (*) Further Description on “Standard Specifications” in the next page. Technical Committee Secretariat Discussion of the Conditions of the Standard Specifications 5

1 st Year2 nd Year3 rd Year Basic Principle of the Work Consideration of Standard Specifications / Trend Survey of Standardization Activities Close Examination of Standard Specifications / Environment Creation for Standardization Close Examination of Standard Specifications / Proposal of Standardization Major Study Items (1)Consideration of Standard Specifications based on the draft (Sorting Out the Items for Standardization) (2)Trend Survey of Standardization (3)Consideration of System of Standardization Activities (Invitation of Collaborators) (1)Close Examination of Standard Specifications -Responses to the Technical Requirements provided by the Data Governance and Utilization & Dissemination Committees -Improvement of Specifications through the Practice on Concrete Open Data (2)Consideration of Subsidiary Technical Documents and Tools in connection with Standard Specifications (Usage Guide, Operation System, etc.) (3)Consideration of System of Standardization Activities including Foreign Countries (Invitation of Collaborators) (1)In Continuation of the 2nd Year, Refinement of Standard Specifications (2)Close Examination of Subsidiary Technical Documents and Tools in connection with Standard Specifications (including Practical Operation in Accordance with Study Items) (3)Report of Standardization Activities and Discussion 6 Technical Requirements from Data Governance and Utilization and Promotion Committees Acquisition of Concrete Open Data in Accordance with Study Items

Committee Meetings (Approximate Timing) Title 1 st Meeting (Today) (1)Introduction of Participants and Discussion on the Way of Operation of the Committee (2)Awareness Coordination regarding Technical Matters of Open Data Distribution (3)Introduction of Preliminary Draft of Standard Specifications 2 nd Meeting (Nov. to Dec.) (1)Discussion of Draft Standard Specifications (2)Report of Survey on Similar Systems and Specifications 3 rd Meeting (Jan.) (1)Discussion on Draft Standard Specifications (2)Discussion on International Trend of Standardization 4 th Meeting (Feb.) (1)Discussion on Draft Standard Specifications (2)Consideration of Issues arising from the Technical Requirements provided by the Utilization and Promotion Committee (3)Discussion on International Standardization System and Items for Standardization (4)Discussion on the Report of Activities of the Year (5)Discussion on the Planned Activities of the Next Year 7