Public Sector Information (PSI) is the single largest source of information in Europe. Over the next decade, exploitation of the massive amount of data and the existing public sector infrastructures will result in clear economic and efficiency benefits. This paper aims to create knowledge about Public Sector Open Data in Greece analysing the Public Data landscape from a functional (data acquisition, data provision), semantic (metadata, linked data, multilingualism) and technical perspective (tools, platforms, APIs). The methodology, that is followed in order to analyze the state-of-the-art of PSI in Greece, is presented in a detailed way and is primarily consisted of 4-phases. The main results of the different perspective analysis are summarized and aggregated in order to identify the key elements of the open data movement in Greece while also illustrating the successful initiatives.
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Alexopoulos et al. (2013) studied this question.