The citizen as datasupplier in E-government

Mette Arleth; Anne Lise Schrøder; Jan K. Staunstrup

The citizen as datasupplier in E-government

Mette Arleth, Anne Lise Schrøder, Jan K. Staunstrup

Department of Sustainability and Planning

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This paper reports on an ongoing study of how to mobilise and utilize the citizen as data supplier in e-government. The role of the citizen is seen in the context of public participation, and a number of possible application areas for online tools where the citizen can serve the public administration with data are described. Existing applications where citizens acts as observers of flora and fauna are described and the limitations of these systems are pointed out. A system architecture for a prototype that is part of the project is sketched and finally the ideas of public participation and citizens as data suppliers are seen in the context of the forthcoming reform of the Danish public administration.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings of UDMS '06 : 25th Urban Data Management Symposium
Editors	Elfriede Fendel, Masimo Rumor
Publisher	Urban Data Management Society
Publication date	2006
Pages	5.1-5.9
Publication status	Published - 2006
Event	Urban Data Management Symposium - Aalborg, Denmark Duration: 15 May 2006 → 17 May 2006 Conference number: 25

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Conference	Urban Data Management Symposium
Number	25
Country/Territory	Denmark
City	Aalborg
Period	15/05/2006 → 17/05/2006

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