Data Architecture CSDA where we are today June

Data Architecture (CSDA): where we are today June 2017 Carlo Vaccari, project leader Dick Woensdregt, project lead architect 1

Purpose and Scope Data is an important asset for statistical organisations Various aspects: • Determining the meaning and therefore (potential) value of data • Usability: is it in a useable form? • Governance & security The project assignment (Nov 2016 Workshop) talks about “data architecture”, “external data sources and off-site data” and “semantic interoperability and metadata management” Scope: GSBPM phases 1 thru 7 2

Deliverables • Reference Architecture • Guidelines • Use-cases All due by the end of 2017. A first draft of the Reference Architecture was created during the May sprint and is available for review on the project public wiki. 4

Users and usage 5

Capabilities Defining: • Core capabilities (Ingestion, Transformation, Integration, Access & Consumption) • Cross-cutting capabilities (Metadata Management, Data Governance, Provenance & Lineage, Security & Authorization) Building Blocks (Conceptual and Logical) are used to realize/implement Capabilities Architecture valid for different Categories of data Semantic Layer to share the “meaning” of different data 6

Capabilities & Building Blocks 8

How to get involved q We welcome your input. If you want to get involved in the Data Architecture project or give us your comments or input, please contact o Carlo Vaccari at vaccari@istat. it o Dick Woensdregt at dmp. woensdregt@gmail. com q. . Or contact us at this conference. … we love to talk to you! 9