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existing basic technologies of web. In linked data architecture, all resources are identified by URI,
            which act as not only the unique name of the resource on the web but the locator to access the
            resource as well. The information about the resource is encoded with RDF data model (sometimes
            can be normalized with OWL encoded ontologies to represent domain knowledge). Its serialization
            can be understood by machine and indicate the relationship among resources.

            Shanghai Library has published a genealogy ontology based on BIBFRAME model and vocabulary.
            BIBFRAME was initiated by LOC and other libraries as the next generation bibliography framework
            intended to replace MARC. It provides the possibility to bring the old‐fashioned bibliographic data
            on the semantic web, as a linked data service. Currently, Shanghai Library has developed a practical
            data model with RDF, and start to map the genealogy data into RDF. Now a demo system is under
            construction. It aims to publish the authority controlled data and bibliography data as linked data,
            and to establish an exhibit layer to access and search the data by multiple facet such as people,
            place,  time,  etc.  It  will  provide  a  SPARQL  endpoint  to  facilitate  querying  triples.  There  is  also
            provided a data visualization tool to display the relationship of the data Shanghai Library will keep
            on applying semantic web technologies to build its digital humanity platform. The genealogy linked
            data system acts as a demonstrative solution to recognize the traditional library can fit into semantic
            web with its rich, treasured and sophisticated resources.


            7.5  Open data services with privacy data and anonymization

            In this section, we explained how open data are protected. Basic ways of data and information
            anonymization are shown in Table 5.


                                      Table 5 – Ways of information anonymization
                 1     Replacement          Substitute identifying numbers

                 22    Suppression          Omit from the released data
                 33    Generalization       Replace birth date with something less specific, like a year of birth
                 44    Perturbation         Make random changes to the data

            These technologies are necessary to utilize the open data with privacy because the government data
            includes the people's privacy. In order to create "Smart Sustainable City," this point should have
            careful consideration. For a reference, we introduce a coding event of "Open Data for Development
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            Challenge" which was held in Montreal, Canada on January 2014 .
            The Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada (DFATD) was hosting this 36 hours "codathon"
            bringing  together  Canadian  and  international  technical  experts  and  policy  makers.  The  event
            enhanced to generate new tools and ideas with the open data and aid transparency among the
            users. This kind of events has held in the countries, which have promoted the movement of the
            open data.

            In Japan, several smart cities project including the services using open or private data are conducted.
            Here two projects are shown as examples. Kawasaki city, Kanagawa prefecture conducts Kawasaki
            smart city project. This project picks up three areas in this city and drives different and localized
            smart city projects. One is the area of the bay of chemical and oil industries. Hydrogen pipelines and
            delivery system interconnect different factories and shares the energy of hydrogen and electric


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               cida.gc.ca/acdi‐cida/acdi‐cida.nsf/eng/DEN‐1223131242‐PCZ (2014).

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