[Suwon Ilbo=Reporter Jung Jun-sung] Citizens can now view various public data of Suwon City at a glance.
The city has decided to construct and open public data that comprehensively covers information about EV charging station locations, models, and quality throughout the city, enabling the private sector to also utilize this data.
The city's decision follows the additional selection of the 'EV Charging Station Data Quality Verification and New Data Construction' project in the Ministry of the Interior and Safety's '2021 Data Enterprise Matching Support Project' contest.
The 'EV Charging Station Data Quality Verification and New Data' being constructed this time aims to consolidate EV charging station information in Suwon City so that it can be confirmed in one place.
Currently, EV charging station information is provided through multiple channels such as the Ministry of Environment and Korea Electric Power Corporation. However, there have been difficulties in grasping the overall situation, including charging stations operated by private businesses. The city plans to enhance service quality for citizens by constructing integrated regional data.
Meanwhile, the constructed EV charging station public data will be converted into spatial information and provided as a visualization service through electronic map services via the Suwon City Big Data Portal and other platforms so that citizens can check it at any time.
Additionally, through on-site surveys linked to the Ministry of the Interior and Safety's youth internship project, the city will align actual field conditions with data to increase accuracy and reliability, and plans to use it as foundational data for policies aimed at expanding EV charging infrastructure.
In particular, by combining public data such as EV registration numbers and multi-use facilities with private data such as population movement patterns, private businesses are expected to be able to use it as information to identify optimal locations for EV charging stations.
Loading comments…