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  • Analyze and understand the open data dynamics in the territories
  • Edition 2022
    • Introduction
    • History of local authorities that have opened their data
    • Open Local Authorities rates
    • Rate of population coverage by a proximity data portal
    • The ecosystem of territorial actors
    • Distribution by type of community
    • Distribution by platform type
    • Distribution of the number of Platforms by technology
    • Distribution of the number of organizations by technology
    • Distribution of the number of Data by technology
    • Number of territorial platforms
    • Total number of data sets published
    • Governance of territorial platforms
    • Main themes mobilized
    • Geographical distribution
    • Map of open data actors
    • Publication themes
    • Standards used
    • Source data
    • Credits
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Standards used

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To date, there are nearly 20 publication standards proposed on the national schema.data.gouv repository.

Due to a lack of maturity in the description of metadata, and although the situation has improved a lot by 2022 thanks to the efforts of the main technical platforms (data.gouv.fr and ODS), it remains difficult to measure the adoption of existing standards when publishing data.

To date, we can qualitatively estimate, without a reliable indicator, that the published data respecting a standard are of the order of 1% of the total number of datasets (covered or not by a standard) and of 15% when the data are subject to a standard.

This shows that the majority of data is still not very standardized and therefore not very interoperable.

Efforts must be made to:

  1. Raise awareness of the standards,

  2. Ensure the adoption of standards (tools),

  3. Measure adoption (mandatory field in metadata),

  4. Increase the number of standards to progressively cover all published data (thus extending the framework of the Common Core of Local Data)