Towards Data Spaces Interoperability Workshop on standardization co-organized by BD4NRG, TRUSTS and IDSA
One of the biggest challenges of data spaces is interoperability. As closed data ecosystems evolve into open and federated data ecosystems – better said: data spaces – one thing is especially important: interoperability. Data spaces require data interoperability as well as metadata for data exchange and sharing. Thus, a harmonized vocabulary is needed. This enables a common
understanding about the data and its meaning. And for participants in one data space to operate in other data spaces, unique digital identities are required. They ensure that participants can be identified and authenticated. Several initiatives and projects are working to address these challenges, helping to standardize data spaces and make them interoperable. We present them in four presentations.
Presentations of the session:
Sebastian Steinbuss presentation
Robert David and Victor Mireles presentation
