The European Health and Digital Executive Agency (HaDEA) has highlighted the LOD-RoadTran18 project as an example of projects implemented under the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) Telecom and as part of the organisation’s role in implementing projects focusing on digitalisation and deployment of secure and effective digital cross-border public services in different areas. This has been pointed out on the occasion of announcing the celebration of the 2023 Digital Government Summit taking place in Brussels last week.

LOD-RoadTran18 supported the reuse of dynamic road traffic data in the Czech Republic and Spain by making the published data findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable (FAIR) both through the national open data portals and the European data portal and, in turn, allowing its connection with any other data from the same sector, or with a different nature, using Linked Open Data (LOD). Therefore, the project contributed to the deployment of both the Single European Transport Area and the Digital Service Infrastructure (DSI).

The initiative is an action co-funded by HaDEA and coordinated by the University of Valencia with the technical assistance of LMT Group. The Directorate General of Traffic, desideDatum Data Company S.L., ESAM Tecnología S.L., Polytechnic University of Valencia, TamTam Research and the Czech Technical University of Prague participated in its implementation.

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