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Search within the site. The repositories of the NIO portal are used as catalogues. These catalogues contain information on datasets and data structure, their use, data administrator etc. The owner of the information is always the institution which created them, regardless if the institution is part of the private sector or a non-govermental organisation. The owner of all information within the public information system is the state.
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Since 9.12.2016, the "DATA" are being published on our NEW OPEN DATA PORTAL "OPSI": https://podatki.gov.si/data/search .

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Portal PROSTOR

Portal PROSTOR

PROSTOR is geoportal for ensuring information and access to geodetic and other spatial information for Slovenia.

Asset | Release: 1.0 | Last change date: 15.03.2023 | 615 views

Software for automated identification and redaction (anonymisation) of information protected by law

In the framework of the e-ARH.si (2016-2020/21) project the Slovenian Public Archival Service (SPAS) obtained and adapted a software solution (OpenText!Brava and Blazon), which provides options for the redaction of information found in current and archival records. This solutions provides: - the import of individual documents or groups of documents for redaction (in .pdf, .jpg, .tiff and other formats); - automated optical character recognition (OCR); - the creation and adding of search strings or words to the database (thesaurus); - the option of importing pre-created databases of words or the creation and editing of new (also the option of export); - the execution of an automated redaction of an individual document of groups of documents; - manual marking of words, parts of text, items of records fields, which are the subject of redaction; - a user interface, which enables the user to accept or decline redacted search strings or words in the phase of document overview. The redaction tool is installed on the SPAS network and includes instructions for use. In the framework of the project one user had been trained for advanced use of the tool.

Available as: DOCX PDF
Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 26.11.2021 | 392 views

Privacy Impact Assessment in e-Government Projects

The purpose of these guidelines is to present Privacy Impact Assessment as an identification, analysis and risk-reduction tool to be used for lawful processing of personal data within the scope of e-Government strategies.

Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 31.05.2018 | 318 views

Guidelines for developing information solutions

These guidelines address the most important requirements to be followed in the development of information solutions encompassing personal data processing. The guidelines are intended for all those involved in the development of solutions in the field of information and communications technologies or the commissioning of new products, services, systems or individual solutions and applications.

Available as: PDF
Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 28.09.2016 | 425 views

Cloud computing and data protection

The purpose of the document is to establish common control points, by which users as well as supervisory authorities will be able to come to informed decisions regarding the use and oversight of the cloud computing services in part where processing of personal data is concerned. The initiatives for safer use and certifications of cloud services on the other hand are offered guidelines for future developments with the goal of compliance with personal data protection legislation.

Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 14.07.2015 | 354 views

GPS and data protection guidelines

Guidelines provide guidance how to use GPS devices in line with personal data protection legislation.

Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 14.07.2015 | 311 views

Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA) Guidelines for the Introduction of new Police Powers

The main purpose of these guidelines is to provide a tool that law enforcement policy makers can use when introducing new police powers, particularly those entailing the use of technical measures. This tool will aid in conducting of a thorough privacy impact analysis (PIA), help in assessing the necessity, adequacy, effectiveness and proportionality of the new measures, allow for due public debate on the subject, and assist in providing adequate safeguards against serious infractions of fundamental constitutional rights.

Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 14.07.2015 | 283 views

INSPIRE - Infrastructure for Spatial Information of Europe

Directive 2007/2/EC of the European Parliament and Council establishing an Infrastructure for Spatial Information in Europe (INSPIRE) | (OJ L no. 108 of 25.04.2007, p.1) was established 15th May 2007. The Directive INSPIRE was transposed into Slovenian legislation with the Infrastructure for Spatial Information Act (IPI), which lays down rules for the establishment and provision of infrastructure for spatial information in the Republic of Slovenia. European and Slovenian infrastructure for spatial information consist of metadata, spatial data and services related to spatial data, network services and technologies, arrangements for the sharing of spatial data and services related to spatial data access, and their use and the mechanisms and procedures for coordinating and monitoring performance at IPI and European regulations. On the basis of the Directive INSPIRE the European rules for its implementation were adopted. Rules are issued in the form of regulations and decisions that are binding for all Member States. Regulations deal with the metadata, spatial data sets, interoperability between them and the services to access information on data, sharing data in Europe and the monitoring and reporting of the implementation of the directive INSPIRE.

Available as: PPT
Asset | Release: 1.0 | Last change date: 13.07.2015 | 463 views

9 Results in catalogue

Sort by

Portal PROSTOR

Portal PROSTOR

PROSTOR is geoportal for ensuring information and access to geodetic and other spatial information for Slovenia.

Asset | Release: 1.0 | Last change date: 15.03.2023 | 615 views

Software for automated identification and redaction (anonymisation) of information protected by law

In the framework of the e-ARH.si (2016-2020/21) project the Slovenian Public Archival Service (SPAS) obtained and adapted a software solution (OpenText!Brava and Blazon), which provides options for the redaction of information found in current and archival records. This solutions provides: - the import of individual documents or groups of documents for redaction (in .pdf, .jpg, .tiff and other formats); - automated optical character recognition (OCR); - the creation and adding of search strings or words to the database (thesaurus); - the option of importing pre-created databases of words or the creation and editing of new (also the option of export); - the execution of an automated redaction of an individual document of groups of documents; - manual marking of words, parts of text, items of records fields, which are the subject of redaction; - a user interface, which enables the user to accept or decline redacted search strings or words in the phase of document overview. The redaction tool is installed on the SPAS network and includes instructions for use. In the framework of the project one user had been trained for advanced use of the tool.

Available as: DOCX PDF
Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 26.11.2021 | 392 views

Privacy Impact Assessment in e-Government Projects

The purpose of these guidelines is to present Privacy Impact Assessment as an identification, analysis and risk-reduction tool to be used for lawful processing of personal data within the scope of e-Government strategies.

Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 31.05.2018 | 318 views

Guidelines for developing information solutions

These guidelines address the most important requirements to be followed in the development of information solutions encompassing personal data processing. The guidelines are intended for all those involved in the development of solutions in the field of information and communications technologies or the commissioning of new products, services, systems or individual solutions and applications.

Available as: PDF
Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 28.09.2016 | 425 views

Cloud computing and data protection

The purpose of the document is to establish common control points, by which users as well as supervisory authorities will be able to come to informed decisions regarding the use and oversight of the cloud computing services in part where processing of personal data is concerned. The initiatives for safer use and certifications of cloud services on the other hand are offered guidelines for future developments with the goal of compliance with personal data protection legislation.

Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 14.07.2015 | 354 views

GPS and data protection guidelines

Guidelines provide guidance how to use GPS devices in line with personal data protection legislation.

Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 14.07.2015 | 311 views

Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA) Guidelines for the Introduction of new Police Powers

The main purpose of these guidelines is to provide a tool that law enforcement policy makers can use when introducing new police powers, particularly those entailing the use of technical measures. This tool will aid in conducting of a thorough privacy impact analysis (PIA), help in assessing the necessity, adequacy, effectiveness and proportionality of the new measures, allow for due public debate on the subject, and assist in providing adequate safeguards against serious infractions of fundamental constitutional rights.

Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 14.07.2015 | 283 views

INSPIRE - Infrastructure for Spatial Information of Europe

Directive 2007/2/EC of the European Parliament and Council establishing an Infrastructure for Spatial Information in Europe (INSPIRE) | (OJ L no. 108 of 25.04.2007, p.1) was established 15th May 2007. The Directive INSPIRE was transposed into Slovenian legislation with the Infrastructure for Spatial Information Act (IPI), which lays down rules for the establishment and provision of infrastructure for spatial information in the Republic of Slovenia. European and Slovenian infrastructure for spatial information consist of metadata, spatial data and services related to spatial data, network services and technologies, arrangements for the sharing of spatial data and services related to spatial data access, and their use and the mechanisms and procedures for coordinating and monitoring performance at IPI and European regulations. On the basis of the Directive INSPIRE the European rules for its implementation were adopted. Rules are issued in the form of regulations and decisions that are binding for all Member States. Regulations deal with the metadata, spatial data sets, interoperability between them and the services to access information on data, sharing data in Europe and the monitoring and reporting of the implementation of the directive INSPIRE.

Available as: PPT
Asset | Release: 1.0 | Last change date: 13.07.2015 | 463 views

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