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Public Administration Central Vocabulary

The central vocabulary uniformly and clearly defines the key terminology used within public administration. All terms in the central vocabulary have a clear, unambiguous and non-redundant definition. In the central vocabulary, terms are organized into a hierarchical structure. Each concept can be in one or more relations of superiority or subordination to other concepts. Relationships between concepts also include associative (non-hierarchical) relationships. The central vocabulary also contains other metadata (eg term administrators, allowed values in the form of code lists, related resources (eg online services that expose certain data), etc.). The central vocabulary provides a consistent language and provided a reference for: • Designers of information solutions, applications, registers, records, etc. • Formulators of legislative and other texts. • Users or data clients who are not the main bearers of the domain (eg other public administration bodies, business analysts, etc.). The Central Vocabulary is published using the Web Protege web application, which is a multilingual tool for managing ontologies and other vocabularies. It supports RDF, SKOS, OWL and other modern standards in the field of semantic web.

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Slovenian State Cloud DRO

Slovenian State Cloud (SSC or DRO) represents a computer infrastructure for direct budget users. It operates as cloud ecosystem for public service providers and provides them with secure storage for government and citizen data. State Cloud operates as central IT infrastructure and development point and offers services for citizens and companies, and the ability to quickly achieve their business objectives using the concept of cloud computing. ‒ IT infrastructure is owned and operated by the government, it provides services that use sensitive, personal and other data and information that the government does not want to store outside its environment. Governmental agencies are using central State Cloud and its shared infrastructures and services according to their individual needs. ‒ The State Cloud is a logical set of central support infrastructure and hardware and computer software supported by central government in order to reduce operating costs and therefore drive internal efficiencies within government. For example, it comprises UPS systems, server blades, various disk systems, access terminals, various virtualization platforms, operating systems, proprietary and open source software, control systems, management systems, hardware and software-defined network components, etc. The basis of the DRO computer cloud is the virtualization of hardware resources, which are arranged in three logical groups (data centers) in two locations (Ljubljana, Maribor): PDC (LJ), SP3 (LJ) and NIC (MB). ‒ Within The State Cloud there are offered central services for very different areas. For internal needs there are infrastructure services IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service), and partly the entire PaaS (Platform as a Service) computer environments, and the latter, together with SaaS (Software as a Service) software for the end users, are also included in the general part of the service catalog. So the DRO offers, for example, central e-mail services, electronic document storage services, central backup services, universal storage of objects (documents, cases, multimedia files), common building blocks (Security Platform, SI-CAS, SI-CES, Tray, IO-Module, Piwik, data warehouse, Business Intelligence, search engine, electronic signature, time stamping, e-delivery system, big file exchange system, service bus), hosting information systems and web presentation pages, etc. including information security services.

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Application register

42EVA (Central Records of Applications) is an information support for records where important metadata about installed applications are stored. Part of it is also information about processing activities of personal data in the applications according to the GDPR. It enables important data about applications and their modules to be collected in one place in a structured way to prepare appropriate reviews and lists that can serve in decision-making at different levels. The data can be viewed by each user (with the appropriate rights), or an xls file can be created from them and viewed with Excel. 42EVA consists of the following assemblies: applications, modules, contracts/agreements and reports.

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Semantic analyzer - smart text search

Semantic Analyser is an open source tool that uses artificial intelligence techniques to process natural language. It can be used to analyse Slovenian texts (e.g. legal documents), to determine which concepts are key to understanding the content and which of these are missing from a given vocabulary or dictionary (e.g. the vocabulary of basic concepts of public administration). The prototype was developed in collaboration with the Faculty of Computer Science and Informatics at the University of Ljubljana and is a set of building blocks of the Orange software system. The semantic analyser scans all the texts and extracts characteristic concepts from them. Depending on which concepts appear in several texts at the same time, it reveals the relatedness between them and, according to this criterion, determines groups and classifies the texts among them. The characteristic concepts of each group can be used to give a quick overview of the content covered in a given collection. A graphical representation shows which group a text belongs to and thus allows you to find texts that deal with related topics. Alternatively, we can describe the content we are looking for with a set of terms and find texts with these terms, as well as with terms that we have not mentioned but are close in content (e.g. synonyms, hyponymys, hypernyms).The characteristic terms become a link between documents, whereby we can discover interdependencies and/or contextual links between documents in one or more different text collections (e.g. finding the most relevant laws for a selected proposal for a measure from a collection of proposals for a measure). This tool also allows the selection of terms from the Central Vocabulary (https://nio.gov.si/nio/asset/centralni+besednjak?lang=en), which become a link between documents in one or more different text collections. For example, it is possible to find those legal documents that refer to a certain source of information in the vocabulary (register, record, list). Already prepared text collections (laws, proposals to government, etc.) that can be used, analysed and cross-referenced for related content are available at the following link: http://file.biolab.si/text-semantics/data/ A prototype with open source code and materials can be found at the following link: https://github.com/biolab/text-semantics In the future we plan to develop an application based on the already developed prototype that will be freely available online. For any further information on the Semantic Analyser tool, please contact: miha.jesenko@gov.si.

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Semantic text analyzer - pilot project

In cooperation with University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Computer and Information Science we are developing a set of tools for comparison of unstructured blocks of texts by their meaning (semantic comparison). The idea is to find similarities among texts beyond statistical analysis, containing words in the same context with the same/similar meaning and to enrich these with graphic representations. Advanced emerging technologies can be utilized to analyse, categorize and compare presented texts. Ministry of Public Administration will use such tool when preparing and updating data dictionaries and vocabularies. Same toolset can be useful in many other fields (like searching and comparing legal texts) and in different languages. Therefore the tools shall be open source and available to general public. A working prototype has already been tested (https://docker.biolab.si/?password=0d79e6ec2476357b371857118694ce24) and a full blown toolset is in phase of development.

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Standard test personas

Fictional persons or personas, created to support different test scenarios. They are contained in test Central population register, they have assigned PIN number and tax number and other attributes. It is recommended that other institutions also include these fictional persons into their test environments and cover various typical scenarios. Use of these persons enables efficient testing of complex solutions with overlapping processes of different institutions.

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STAGE application for presenting and disseminating geospatial data

STAGE http://gis.stat.si/ is an interactive tool for presenting and disseminating geospatial data. STAGE application provides users with interactive viewing statistical content in the form of thematic maps at the 10 spatial scales. Thus we reviewed 20 statistical content with more than 300 variables for different lengths of time series. With the possibility of spatial queries can be freely combined spatial units and create statistics for their custom. All data are freely available in geospatial format (* .shp vector file) or in the form of thematic maps and can be used in further spatial statistical analyzes. Created cartographic displays can be divided as simple or embedded link. STAGE in terms of metadata and network services take into account the recommendations of the INSPIRE Directive.

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Klasifikacije2GO

The Klasifikacije2GO platform is intended for the central management of classifications (code lists). All classifications should be in one, central place. Thus, there is no need for the same classifications are repeated through different applications and so there is no need for them to be maintained in different places. Individual applications access classifications using REST service calls. Vision: The main purpose of the project is a platform for establishing new classifications (code lists) and the migration and modernization of existing classifications (code lists). Use: Application Klasifikacije2GO offers : • Keeping classifications (code lists) in one place. • The same classification (code list) can be used in several applications. • Each classification (code list) can have any number of fields of the basic type (DATE, NUMBER, VARCHAR2 or a link to another classification or code list). • Import of already existing classification items (code lists) via CSV file. • Monitoring the audit trail (who and when changed something in the classification or code list). • Log in via ADFS: log in with the same user account as you have for the local domain computer. • Security scheme: you define access (insight, update, access) to classifications (code lists) to other users. • REST access to classifications (code lists) of public access (for the purpose of using classifications or code lists in other applications). Links (operates within HKOM network): • https://e2go-test.sigov.si/ords/f?p=300 (test) • https://e2go.sigov.si/ords/f?p=300 (production)

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33 Results in catalogue

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Public Administration Central Vocabulary

The central vocabulary uniformly and clearly defines the key terminology used within public administration. All terms in the central vocabulary have a clear, unambiguous and non-redundant definition. In the central vocabulary, terms are organized into a hierarchical structure. Each concept can be in one or more relations of superiority or subordination to other concepts. Relationships between concepts also include associative (non-hierarchical) relationships. The central vocabulary also contains other metadata (eg term administrators, allowed values in the form of code lists, related resources (eg online services that expose certain data), etc.). The central vocabulary provides a consistent language and provided a reference for: • Designers of information solutions, applications, registers, records, etc. • Formulators of legislative and other texts. • Users or data clients who are not the main bearers of the domain (eg other public administration bodies, business analysts, etc.). The Central Vocabulary is published using the Web Protege web application, which is a multilingual tool for managing ontologies and other vocabularies. It supports RDF, SKOS, OWL and other modern standards in the field of semantic web.

Available as: DOCX DOC
Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 11.01.2023 | 882 views

DRO

Slovenian State Cloud DRO

Slovenian State Cloud (SSC or DRO) represents a computer infrastructure for direct budget users. It operates as cloud ecosystem for public service providers and provides them with secure storage for government and citizen data. State Cloud operates as central IT infrastructure and development point and offers services for citizens and companies, and the ability to quickly achieve their business objectives using the concept of cloud computing. ‒ IT infrastructure is owned and operated by the government, it provides services that use sensitive, personal and other data and information that the government does not want to store outside its environment. Governmental agencies are using central State Cloud and its shared infrastructures and services according to their individual needs. ‒ The State Cloud is a logical set of central support infrastructure and hardware and computer software supported by central government in order to reduce operating costs and therefore drive internal efficiencies within government. For example, it comprises UPS systems, server blades, various disk systems, access terminals, various virtualization platforms, operating systems, proprietary and open source software, control systems, management systems, hardware and software-defined network components, etc. The basis of the DRO computer cloud is the virtualization of hardware resources, which are arranged in three logical groups (data centers) in two locations (Ljubljana, Maribor): PDC (LJ), SP3 (LJ) and NIC (MB). ‒ Within The State Cloud there are offered central services for very different areas. For internal needs there are infrastructure services IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service), and partly the entire PaaS (Platform as a Service) computer environments, and the latter, together with SaaS (Software as a Service) software for the end users, are also included in the general part of the service catalog. So the DRO offers, for example, central e-mail services, electronic document storage services, central backup services, universal storage of objects (documents, cases, multimedia files), common building blocks (Security Platform, SI-CAS, SI-CES, Tray, IO-Module, Piwik, data warehouse, Business Intelligence, search engine, electronic signature, time stamping, e-delivery system, big file exchange system, service bus), hosting information systems and web presentation pages, etc. including information security services.

Available as: PDF
Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 26.10.2022 | 1516 views

Application register

42EVA (Central Records of Applications) is an information support for records where important metadata about installed applications are stored. Part of it is also information about processing activities of personal data in the applications according to the GDPR. It enables important data about applications and their modules to be collected in one place in a structured way to prepare appropriate reviews and lists that can serve in decision-making at different levels. The data can be viewed by each user (with the appropriate rights), or an xls file can be created from them and viewed with Excel. 42EVA consists of the following assemblies: applications, modules, contracts/agreements and reports.

Available as: DOCX
Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 10.10.2022 | 301 views

Semantic analyzer - smart text search

Semantic Analyser is an open source tool that uses artificial intelligence techniques to process natural language. It can be used to analyse Slovenian texts (e.g. legal documents), to determine which concepts are key to understanding the content and which of these are missing from a given vocabulary or dictionary (e.g. the vocabulary of basic concepts of public administration). The prototype was developed in collaboration with the Faculty of Computer Science and Informatics at the University of Ljubljana and is a set of building blocks of the Orange software system. The semantic analyser scans all the texts and extracts characteristic concepts from them. Depending on which concepts appear in several texts at the same time, it reveals the relatedness between them and, according to this criterion, determines groups and classifies the texts among them. The characteristic concepts of each group can be used to give a quick overview of the content covered in a given collection. A graphical representation shows which group a text belongs to and thus allows you to find texts that deal with related topics. Alternatively, we can describe the content we are looking for with a set of terms and find texts with these terms, as well as with terms that we have not mentioned but are close in content (e.g. synonyms, hyponymys, hypernyms).The characteristic terms become a link between documents, whereby we can discover interdependencies and/or contextual links between documents in one or more different text collections (e.g. finding the most relevant laws for a selected proposal for a measure from a collection of proposals for a measure). This tool also allows the selection of terms from the Central Vocabulary (https://nio.gov.si/nio/asset/centralni+besednjak?lang=en), which become a link between documents in one or more different text collections. For example, it is possible to find those legal documents that refer to a certain source of information in the vocabulary (register, record, list). Already prepared text collections (laws, proposals to government, etc.) that can be used, analysed and cross-referenced for related content are available at the following link: http://file.biolab.si/text-semantics/data/ A prototype with open source code and materials can be found at the following link: https://github.com/biolab/text-semantics In the future we plan to develop an application based on the already developed prototype that will be freely available online. For any further information on the Semantic Analyser tool, please contact: miha.jesenko@gov.si.

Available as: PDF
Asset | Release: 1.0 | Last change date: 27.09.2022 | 1015 views

Semantic text analyzer - pilot project

In cooperation with University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Computer and Information Science we are developing a set of tools for comparison of unstructured blocks of texts by their meaning (semantic comparison). The idea is to find similarities among texts beyond statistical analysis, containing words in the same context with the same/similar meaning and to enrich these with graphic representations. Advanced emerging technologies can be utilized to analyse, categorize and compare presented texts. Ministry of Public Administration will use such tool when preparing and updating data dictionaries and vocabularies. Same toolset can be useful in many other fields (like searching and comparing legal texts) and in different languages. Therefore the tools shall be open source and available to general public. A working prototype has already been tested (https://docker.biolab.si/?password=0d79e6ec2476357b371857118694ce24) and a full blown toolset is in phase of development.

Available as: DOCX DOC
Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 14.09.2022 | 730 views

Standard test personas

Fictional persons or personas, created to support different test scenarios. They are contained in test Central population register, they have assigned PIN number and tax number and other attributes. It is recommended that other institutions also include these fictional persons into their test environments and cover various typical scenarios. Use of these persons enables efficient testing of complex solutions with overlapping processes of different institutions.

Available as: XLSX
Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 09.03.2022 | 599 views

STAGE application for presenting and disseminating geospatial data

STAGE http://gis.stat.si/ is an interactive tool for presenting and disseminating geospatial data. STAGE application provides users with interactive viewing statistical content in the form of thematic maps at the 10 spatial scales. Thus we reviewed 20 statistical content with more than 300 variables for different lengths of time series. With the possibility of spatial queries can be freely combined spatial units and create statistics for their custom. All data are freely available in geospatial format (* .shp vector file) or in the form of thematic maps and can be used in further spatial statistical analyzes. Created cartographic displays can be divided as simple or embedded link. STAGE in terms of metadata and network services take into account the recommendations of the INSPIRE Directive.

Available as: PPTX
Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 14.01.2022 | 452 views

Klasifikacije2GO

The Klasifikacije2GO platform is intended for the central management of classifications (code lists). All classifications should be in one, central place. Thus, there is no need for the same classifications are repeated through different applications and so there is no need for them to be maintained in different places. Individual applications access classifications using REST service calls. Vision: The main purpose of the project is a platform for establishing new classifications (code lists) and the migration and modernization of existing classifications (code lists). Use: Application Klasifikacije2GO offers : • Keeping classifications (code lists) in one place. • The same classification (code list) can be used in several applications. • Each classification (code list) can have any number of fields of the basic type (DATE, NUMBER, VARCHAR2 or a link to another classification or code list). • Import of already existing classification items (code lists) via CSV file. • Monitoring the audit trail (who and when changed something in the classification or code list). • Log in via ADFS: log in with the same user account as you have for the local domain computer. • Security scheme: you define access (insight, update, access) to classifications (code lists) to other users. • REST access to classifications (code lists) of public access (for the purpose of using classifications or code lists in other applications). Links (operates within HKOM network): • https://e2go-test.sigov.si/ords/f?p=300 (test) • https://e2go.sigov.si/ords/f?p=300 (production)

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