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fOSSa 2010 Main Presentations

Technologie

FLOSS-based municipal services in
the City of Poznań
Bartosz Lewandowski
FOSSa Conference
November 9th, 2010
Grenoble, France

Outline
• Multimedia City Guide
• e-Services for citizens&businesses
• Open access
• FLOSS based services
• Open gov/gov 2.0
• Conclusion
09.11.2010 FOSSa 2010, FLOSS-based municipal services

Multimedia City Guide
• Multimedia City Guide,
http://www.poznan.pl
• The biggest information portal of the city of
Poznań
• The platform of e-Government services for
citizens and businesses
• Developed since 1998 in co-operation with the
Municipal Office
• PSNC is responsible for the technological part
• Local government, its departments and co-
operating institutions are responsible for the
content of the Portal and its structure
• The information platform of the Town Hall,
its departments and units
• 1000+ editors
09.11.2010 FOSSa 2010, FLOSS-based municipal services

e-Services for citizens&businesses
• „Pragmatic approach”
• Critical for citizens
• For mass audience
• Improving procedures&processes
• Identifying weak points
• Re-engineering of processes
• Data consistency, avoiding redundancy
• Learning lessons from administration staff
working in „traditional” channels
09.11.2010 FOSSa 2010, FLOSS-based municipal services

Open access (1)
• Multi-channel access
• Internet (www),
• Mobile users (WAP),
• CATV subscribers (Set Tob Box)
09.11.2010 FOSSa 2010, FLOSS-based municipal services

Open access (2)
• Information level
• W3C standards & guidelines
regarding information
presentation (XHTML), the
sctructure and the content
separation (CSS)
• W3C standards & guidelines
regarding information
accessibility (WAI, WCAG)
• Access for blind people
(using their screen readers)
• Videoclips presenting
selected portal elements in
sign language
09.11.2010 FOSSa 2010, FLOSS-based municipal services

Some examples of FLOSS-based
services
09.11.2010 FOSSa 2010, FLOSS-based municipal services

Broadcasting
• Online transmission
from City Council
sessions
• Streaming
• OSS tools: OGG
Vorbis, OGG Theora,
icecast
• Audio archive from City
Council sessions
• mp3 format
• Semantic description
according to sessions
agendas
09.11.2010 FOSSa 2010, FLOSS-based municipal services

Multimedia clips
Audio: mp3
Video: flash video (flv)
Tools:
server:
ffmpeg,
flvtool2 (metadata!)
client:
FlowPlayer (flv),
XSPF Web Music Player
(mp3)
http://www.poznan.pl/wideo
09.11.2010 FOSSa 2010, FLOSS-based municipal services

City map
• Based on city Spatial Information
System
• Modules, layers
• Ortophoto
• Search streets & address points
• FLOSS tools
• Posgres/PostGIS
• Geoserver
• Tilecache
• OpenLayers
• Foundation for complex
services
09.11.2010 FOSSa 2010, FLOSS-based municipal services

City map as a platform
• Interactive maps of cemeteries in Poznań
• Based on the city map
• Open platform for any cemetery in the city
09.11.2010 FOSSa 2010, FLOSS-based municipal services

Public Internet Access Points
• Preventing the “digital divide”
• Computer education
• Increasing accessibility to e-
services and municipial
information
• Based on Open Source platform
• Fedora Linux
• Squid (content filtering)
09.11.2010 FOSSa 2010, FLOSS-based municipal services

Open government
• By Tim O’Reilly – government as a platform
• Open Standards Spark Innovation and Growth
• Build a Simple System and Let It Evolve
• Design for Participation
• Open data
• Web 2.0 tools empowering gov staff
• “It’s not a case of pushing information out, it’s not
about just supply; it is about demand” Guy
Cranswick, IBRS
09.11.2010 FOSSa 2010, FLOSS-based municipal services

Open data
• Reference data sets
• EU Directive „re-use”
• „Public information bulletin” (BIP in Polish)
• City map
• Open standards!
09.11.2010 FOSSa 2010, FLOSS-based municipal services

Citizens participation
• Submitting information for Municipal
Police, making use of city map
09.11.2010 FOSSa 2010, FLOSS-based municipal services

Toward open platform
• Re-engineering of services needed
(design for participation)
• Map of cemetries
• Portal databases (objects)
• Mobile applications (tourists guides)
09.11.2010 FOSSa 2010, FLOSS-based municipal services

Thank you!
bartekel@man.poznan.pl
09.11.2010 FOSSa 2010, FLOSS-based municipal services

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1. FLOSS-based municipal services in the City of Poznań Bartosz Lewandowski FOSSa Conference November 9th, 2010 Grenoble, France

2. Outline • Multimedia City Guide • e-Services for citizens&businesses • Open access • FLOSS based services • Open gov/gov 2.0 • Conclusion 09.11.2010 FOSSa 2010, FLOSS-based municipal services

3. Multimedia City Guide • Multimedia City Guide, http://www.poznan.pl • The biggest information portal of the city of Poznań • The platform of e-Government services for citizens and businesses • Developed since 1998 in co-operation with the Municipal Office • PSNC is responsible for the technological part • Local government, its departments and co- operating institutions are responsible for the content of the Portal and its structure • The information platform of the Town Hall, its departments and units • 1000+ editors 09.11.2010 FOSSa 2010, FLOSS-based municipal services

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5. Open access (1) • Multi-channel access • Internet (www), • Mobile users (WAP), • CATV subscribers (Set Tob Box) 09.11.2010 FOSSa 2010, FLOSS-based municipal services

6. Open access (2) • Information level • W3C standards & guidelines regarding information presentation (XHTML), the sctructure and the content separation (CSS) • W3C standards & guidelines regarding information accessibility (WAI, WCAG) • Access for blind people (using their screen readers) • Videoclips presenting selected portal elements in sign language 09.11.2010 FOSSa 2010, FLOSS-based municipal services

7. Some examples of FLOSS-based services 09.11.2010 FOSSa 2010, FLOSS-based municipal services

8. Broadcasting • Online transmission from City Council sessions • Streaming • OSS tools: OGG Vorbis, OGG Theora, icecast • Audio archive from City Council sessions • mp3 format • Semantic description according to sessions agendas 09.11.2010 FOSSa 2010, FLOSS-based municipal services

9. Multimedia clips Audio: mp3 Video: flash video (flv) Tools: server: ffmpeg, flvtool2 (metadata!) client: FlowPlayer (flv), XSPF Web Music Player (mp3) http://www.poznan.pl/wideo 09.11.2010 FOSSa 2010, FLOSS-based municipal services

10. City map • Based on city Spatial Information System • Modules, layers • Ortophoto • Search streets & address points • FLOSS tools • Posgres/PostGIS • Geoserver • Tilecache • OpenLayers • Foundation for complex services 09.11.2010 FOSSa 2010, FLOSS-based municipal services

11. City map as a platform • Interactive maps of cemeteries in Poznań • Based on the city map • Open platform for any cemetery in the city 09.11.2010 FOSSa 2010, FLOSS-based municipal services

12. Public Internet Access Points • Preventing the “digital divide” • Computer education • Increasing accessibility to e- services and municipial information • Based on Open Source platform • Fedora Linux • Squid (content filtering) 09.11.2010 FOSSa 2010, FLOSS-based municipal services

13. Open gov/gov 2.0

14. Open government • By Tim O’Reilly – government as a platform • Open Standards Spark Innovation and Growth • Build a Simple System and Let It Evolve • Design for Participation • Open data • Web 2.0 tools empowering gov staff • “It’s not a case of pushing information out, it’s not about just supply; it is about demand” Guy Cranswick, IBRS 09.11.2010 FOSSa 2010, FLOSS-based municipal services

15. Open data • Reference data sets • EU Directive „re-use” • „Public information bulletin” (BIP in Polish) • City map • Open standards! 09.11.2010 FOSSa 2010, FLOSS-based municipal services

16. Citizens participation • Submitting information for Municipal Police, making use of city map 09.11.2010 FOSSa 2010, FLOSS-based municipal services

17. Toward open platform • Re-engineering of services needed (design for participation) • Map of cemetries • Portal databases (objects) • Mobile applications (tourists guides) 09.11.2010 FOSSa 2010, FLOSS-based municipal services

18. Thank you! bartekel@man.poznan.pl 09.11.2010 FOSSa 2010, FLOSS-based municipal services

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