Policy building through semantics interoperability simulations - Sabrina Medeiros

In this presentation, Sabrina Medeiros, presents how policy can be built through semantics interoperability simulations.

Policy building depends on efforts that can include multi-stakeholder participation and effectiveness analys. It seems challenging to progress policy compliance without considering the embedded functional aspects due to the complexity associated with the various levels of policy engagement under a regime such as the EU.

In this respect, simulations have been used for decades to enhance policy engagement and train practitioners to permit policy testing and incremental developments.

This proposal is based on semantic analysis to absorb complexity and amplify the chances of cross-national impact towards EU member states, benefiting smooth policy guidance and an integrated community.

For this, she proposes that simulations can be part of policy-building schemes to promote a better common and integrated understanding of the concepts involved in an incremental policy process.

Her primary focus is building simulations through a specific management software considering semantic interoperability as an essential variable.

Sabrina Medeiros is Assistant Professor at Lusófona University in Lisbon, Researcher at the InterAgency Institute.

This is a live recording of the presentation given at #ENDORSE2023 on 15 March, Day 2, Track 2 (Using reference data and semantics - Law as code). See also the Powerpoint presentation and other information: https://europa.eu/!98cCr3