Linked Method of Open Government Data by Datasets Oriented
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In order to make public data more useful, it is necessary to provide relevant data sets that meet the needs of users. We introduce the method of linkage between datasets. We provide a method for deriving linkages between fields of structured datasets provided by public data portals. We defined a dataset and connectivity between datasets. The connectivity between them is based on the metadata of the dataset and the linkage between the actual data field names and values. We constructed the standard field names. Based on this standard, we established the relationship between the datasets. This paper covers 31,692 structured datasets (as of May 31, 2020) among the public data portal datasets. We extracted 1,185,846 field names from over 30,000 datasets. We extracted 1,185,846 field names from over 30,000 datasets. As a result of analyzing the field names, the field names related to spatial information were the most common at 35%. This paper verified the method of deriving the relation between data sets, focusing on the field names classified as spatial information. For this reason, we have defined spatial standard field names. To derive similar field names, we extracted related field names into spaces such as locations, coordinates, addresses, and zip codes used in public datasets. The standard field name of spatial information was designed and derived 43% cooperation rate of 31,692 datasets. In the future, we plan to apply similar field names additionally to improve the data set cooperation rate of the spatial information standard.
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