2018 GIS in Busiiness: KID - The Knowledge Driven Approach to Extracting the Value from Geo-data and More
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The document discusses the KID model, which addresses challenges in current data management such as data silos and redundancy. It emphasizes the need for organizations to free data from legacy systems, encourage data sharing, and create an environment for experimentation. Key steps for implementation include building a community of users and suppliers, defining use cases, and showcasing the model's value to solve cross-organizational issues.
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2018 GIS in Busiiness: KID - The Knowledge Driven Approach to Extracting the Value from Geo-data and More
- 1. Knowledge, Information and Data (KID) The KID Model An Architecture for Cross Disciplinary Challenges Jim Barrett, Xentity Corp September 19, 2018
- 2. The Challenge Well known challenges with the way data is currently managed • Data silos • Redundant data • No knowledge of authoritative source • Cleansing/using the wrong data • Non-reproducible efforts
- 3. So what’s an Organization supposed to do?
- 4. Why KID? Why Now?
- 5. Acquire Data Data Supply & Value Network Model Participate Community of UsersCommunity of Suppliers Efficiency Measures Effectiveness Measures ConnectDiscover Enable Discovery Enable Use Build Dataset Publish Info Self-OrganizingNOT Self-Organizing Stream Gages NHDNEDLiDAR NFIE (Flood forecast )
- 6. Why KID?
- 7. Value - KID Model
- 8. What can this look like? - KID ModelCDOT
- 9. What can this look like? - KID Model
- 10. How to take KID forward? http://www.xentity.com/presented-knowledge-information-and-data-architecture- implementations-at-transportation-research-board-annual-meeting-trb/ Key Steps Moving Forward: • Work to free data from legacy environments • Work to get data owners to share data • Work to get an environment where data can be experimented with • Define a organizational use & business case to demonstrate solving recurring cross-org problems