2025-11-20 –, WA220
To overcome the long-standing underutilization of paper and unstructured data accumulated by MLIT, LINKS Veda has been launched. This talk introduces methods to enhance the quality and speed of policy-making through AI technology, no-code processing, and geospatial data utilization.
LINKS Veda is an initiative by MLIT to build a centralized and reusable data infrastructure by automatically structuring administrative information using AI technologies such as LLM, NLP, and image recognition.
Key features include:
Automated Structuring of Unstructured Data
Tasks traditionally done manually, such as organizing PDFs and Excel files, are now automated using AI technologies, significantly improving operational efficiency and data usability.
No-Code Data Processing
Enables intuitive operations using data processing templates, even for non-specialists. It also promotes the reusability and continuous improvement of structured processes.
Implementation Through EBPM and Open Data
Facilitates quantitative analysis for policy evaluation and operational improvement, with use cases spanning areas such as regional tourism trends, logistics, and productivity.
Support for Geospatial Data
Outputs in GeoJSON/CSV formats enable high compatibility with GIS tools and web applications for effective data visualization.
This talk will share real-world use cases to illustrate how previously untapped government data is being transformed into a vital resource for open innovation.
Who Should Attend:
- Government and municipal officials interested in digital transformation and data infrastructure
- Researchers and think tank professionals involved in EBPM
- Data engineers, GIS developers, and no-code/low-code developers
- Startups and corporate representative working on projects that utilize open or public data
A software engineer specializing in Web and GIS.
