Elisabeth Gebka

Elisabeth Gebka is a researcher specializing in Open Data, E-Governance, and Smart Cities. Her work focuses on aligning data provision with user needs, exploring municipal roles, and bridging governance gaps in urban technology.

• Doctorate in Economics and Business Management (2022)
• Active in projects like wal-e-cities (2017–2023), addressing municipal data systems and open data innovation
• Contributor to key conferences including EGOV-CeDEM-ePart and ISPIM

Research Interests: Gebka’s work emphasizes Open Data reuse, municipal role typologies, and conceptual models for information needs in e-governance. She investigates how cities can better leverage data to address urban challenges and enhance citizen engagement.

Key Trends: Her research spans 2019–2021, focusing on data governance frameworks, user-centric design in open data platforms, and policy compliance in smart city initiatives. Collaborations include institutions like ISPIM and IFIP WG 8.5.

Labs & Teams: Gebka collaborates with multidisciplinary teams in projects like wal-e-cities, working with institutions such as Springer and CEUR Workshop Proceedings. Her network includes experts in e-government, data science, and urban policy.