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the individuals, it is essential that the data containing sensitive information should be protected
            from unauthorized use.

            Contrastingly, the organizations should provide the privacy data by transferring the data to useful
            services in smart sustainable cities. In providing the data, preserving privacy at a required level
            should  be  prioritized.  It  has  the  possibility  that  the  two  different  data,  generated  by  suitable
            anonymization process  to the required anonymization level, reveal the original plain data.  This
            situation can be harmful in publishing data even if the data is appropriately anonymized. Moreover,
            the  following  information  is  needed  from  the  viewpoint  of  both  original  data  provider  and
            application servicer using the data. In providing data as open data, this anonymization process is
            indispensable to maximize the use of private data as rich services.

              Contents of data
            Services or applications of smart sustainable cities mainly focuses on contents of data. The data can
            be separated into two parts: header as an index or tags from the viewpoint of data management
            and contents. Contents are the main part of data. For the entity providing an application and its
            user, the type of information included is considered important. The valuable application of the data
            strongly depends on this information.
              Ownership of data

             For the application service provider of the data and its user, the data has to be reliable and used to
            address pertinent concerns. Data providers have to give the name of the organization in order to
            add value to the data. In short, the way to authorize the owner of the data is another issue for data
            services in a smart sustainable city.
              Generation date/time and expiration of data

            For the application servicer provider of the data and its user, the date and time for when the data
            was generated is valuable information to determine the relevance and freshness of the data. In
            some cases, data analysis in its historical trend or changes is achieved. The date when the data was
            generated is fundamental information for this analysis. In addition to the information, the expiration
            date and time is required. Traffic information and market information can be the examples of data
            that the expiration date and time is indispensable.
              Update of the contents

            Some data of smart sustainable city requires continuous updating. Instead of static information,
            historical information requires to be updated to keep the data fresh. The frequency or interval of
            this update may influence evaluability of the data.
              Anonymizer of the data

            From the application service provider of the data, and its user, the information regarding who or
            which organization anonymized the data is required to know whether the data is trustworthy and
            can  be  used  An  authorized  anonymization  servicer  provider  should  anonymize  the  data  for
            maximizing the value of the anonymized data. Namely, the way to authorize the anonymization
            servicer is another concerning in data services in smart sustainable cities.
              Anonymized date/time of data

            The information of anonymized date/time may not be directly concerned with the applications.
            However, it is needed from the viewpoint of traceability of data processing. When some privacy
            pirating  attacks  occurs,  the  information  becomes  a  significant  source  of  its  detection  and
            prevention.




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