This presentation aims to describe the adoption process of semantic web public data standards in Slovak Republic focusing on real use case scenarios. The standardization process started in 2013 under the Ministry of Finance where the main goal was to use URI for public resources. Since then a lot of work was done to enable usability of public linked data. The key results are: data.gov.sk-semanticweb – a complex but easy to use methodology that covers creation and processing of Slovak public linked data; LOD Slovakia – an open cloud of Slovak public linked data and Slovpedia – the data portal aimed to utilize public and non public linked data for educational and business purposes, such us providing data for analysis or client application. Therefore the presentation also contains description of Pharmaguard – our linked data application that tries increase security of drugs prescription and medication for end user.
Miroslav Líška received the M.S. degree in informatics from the Technical University in Košice, Slovakia in 2002, and the PhD. degree in software and information systems from the Institute of Informatics and Software Engineering, Faculty of Informatics and Information Technologies, Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava in 2010. His interests include semantic web, ontologies, software process engineering and semantic enterprise architectures. He currently works as an ontologists and semantic web developer in Datalan, in Bratislava, Slovakia. He is a member of the standardization process of Slovak government data where he advocates a semantic based approach. He is married and has two sons.
