RE: [egov] Taxonomies (controlled vocabularies) for government use

[Colin.Wallis@ssc.govt.nz]

Bjarne

If it's of any help, the NZGLS (modelled on the Australian AGLS) is also
subject and resource focussed with Subjects of New Zealand (SONZ) and
Functions of New Zealand (FONZ).

Take a look at http://www.e.govt.nz/nzgls/thesauri/index.asp
 
We, too, are looking for taxonomies for generic subject areas.

Cheers

Colin
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Subject: [egov] Taxonomies (controlled vocabularies) for government use


The danish e-Government intend to create different kinds of shared business
vocabularies (taxonomies) and establish a semantic basis for information
interoperability in the public sector.



In the future we will also work on increasing the types of artifacts in our
Infostructurebase, e.g. different kinds of documents dealing with Enterprise
Architecture Strategy, Enterprise Business Architecure, Enterprise
Information Architecture, Enterprise Solution Architecture and Enterprise
Technical Architecture.



The Infostructurebase <http://isb.oio.dk/info> is a part of the danish
e-Government project and a strategic element in the architecture for
e-Government. At the moment the repository contains business process
descriptions, datamodel descriptions, interface descriptions, complex XML
schemes and sheme fragments.



Regarding this work I am very interested in diffenrent kinds of taxonomies,
controlled vocabularies etc. for government use who is created already.



Below I have listes some taxonomies (controlled vocabularies) etc. I already
know about.



Do you know other taxonomies for government use in this areas or
standardization then please write me an email. Afterwards I will send you
all a complete list.



Subject Taxonomy (area of reference of DC-Subject):



- The danish OIO Subject Sheme

- GCL (Government Category List)

- EUROVOC Thesaurus

- The Australian Governments Interactive Functions Thesaurus (AGIFT)



and the not quite similar Reference Models from US (FEAPMO) and Canada
(GSRM).



Ressource Type Taxonomy (area of reference of DC-Type):



- e-GMS TYPE Encoding Scheme

- AGLS Type - document type (Document Type Controlled Vocabulary)

- AGLS Type - service type (Document Type Controlled Vocabulary)

- DCMI (Dublin Core) Type Vocabulary



Target Audience Taxonomy (area of reference of DC-Audience):



- e-GMS Audience Encoding Scheme (eGMSAES)

- GLS Audience (Audience Controlled Vocabulary)



Project Type Taxonomy:

I don't know any but I hope to find a taxonomy to locate high-level
methodology assets (such as overviews and planning materials) that support
specific types of projects - e.g.:



Business Integration

Customer Relationship Management

Performance Management

Human Performance

Supply Chain Management

Operations Management

Technology Management



Project Phase Taxonomy:

I don't know any but I hope to find a taxonomy to define where in the
overall project phase that a given artifact belongs - e.g.:



Analysis

Design

Development

Deployment

Management/Operations



Role Type Taxonomy:

I don't know any but I hope to find a taxonomy to define the role a artifact
was designed for - e.g.:



Business Process Designer

Project Manager

Technology Architecture

Human Performance Designer

Operations Manager



Security Taxonomy:

I don't know any but I hope to find a taxonomies for roles and documents.



Regards

Bjarne



Bjarne Mollwitz Heltved

Information Architect

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