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Wednesday, March 21 • 1:25pm - 1:50pm
Publication of Statistical Linked Open Data in Japan with Oracle RDF graph
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The National Statistics Center of Japan is responsible for managing and publishing a wide variety of national statistical data on its e-Stat portal site. The Center works with national and local agencies to make statistics widely accessible to government and the public. Inconsistent metadata definitions from the myriad of data sources made it difficult to align data semantics to support effective search and discovery.
To break through this problem, the Center developed a Linked Open Data
(LOD) platform in 2016, which publishes Japan statistics such as the population census and consumer price index.
This platform was built using the RDF graph capability in Oracle Database Spatial and Graph, and configured on Exadata and Oracle's SPARQL endpoint service.
To improve provisioning and manageability, the platform was migrated to the Oracle Public Cloud.
This move freed up limited resources to focus on developing new services, such as spatial search on sub-regional geometries using GeoSPARQL.
Speakers
avatar for Shoki Nishimura

Shoki Nishimura

Deputy Director, National Statistics Center
Shoki Nishimura serves as a Deputy Director at the National statistics center of Japan.He is engaged in designing and developing data dissemination system for the Japanese statistics, and recently has expanded his work to promote open-data provided with APIs and a Linked Open Data... Read More →
avatar for Yusuke Takeyoshi

Yusuke Takeyoshi

Consultant, Oracle Japan
Yusuke Takeyoshi serves as a Senior Principal Consultant at Oracle Japan in Tokyo.He has several years' experience in technical consultation for Oracle database administrators and is expanding his work to promote the utilization of big-data and open-data with analytics and graph... Read More →

Wednesday March 21, 2018 1:25pm - 1:50pm PDT
3-Rm 103
  Spatial and Graph