On October 17, 2023, Seventeen officials from Indonesia and Tunisia visited the Digital Government Exhibit Hall to experience Korea&rsquo;s high-quality digital government policies and services and to further enhance the digital government cooperative relationship. They visited to experience Korea&rsquo;s digital government policies and services, and to learn about Korea&rsquo;s E-government system and official&rsquo;s informatization education system.

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During the visit, the officials learned about the current progress of Korea&rsquo;s digital platform government initiative and the best practices in the field and engaged in active discussions on various topics related to Korea&rsquo;s best digital government practices, including Government 24 and electronic certificates, and follow-up plans after digital platform government development.

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The trainees also had a tour of the exhibit hall that offers an insight into the past, present, and future of Korea&rsquo;s digital government and experienced its history and future, Digital Government Service Map, customized life cycle services, excellent digital government content, overseas expansion status of the Korean digital government, and the Digital Government Online Exhibition Hall.

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Officials of Indonesia and Tunisia visited the Digital Government Exhibit

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On September 20, 2023, As part of the &ldquo;2023 Digital Government Capacity building Program&rdquo;, twenty two officials from four contry(Serbia, Costa Rica, Paraguay, Peru) visited the Digital Government Exhibit Hall to experience Korea&rsquo;s high-quality digital government policies and services and to further enhance the digital government cooperative relationship. They visited to experience Korea&rsquo;s digital government policies and services, and to learn about Korea&rsquo;s E-government system and official&rsquo;s informatization education system.

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During the visit, the officials learned about the current progress of Korea&rsquo;s digital platform government initiative and the best practices in the field and engaged in active discussions on various topics related to Korea&rsquo;s best digital government practices, including Government 24 and electronic certificates, and follow-up plans after digital platform government development.

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The trainees also had a tour of the exhibit hall that offers an insight into the past, present, and future of Korea&rsquo;s digital government and experienced its history and future, Digital Government Service Map, customized life cycle services, excellent digital government content, overseas expansion status of the Korean digital government, and the Digital Government Online Exhibition Hall.

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2023 Digital Government Capacity building Program” trainees visited the Digital Government Exhibit

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▶ After performance certification, an AI-based CCTV traffic volume survey model will be deployed to the national traffic survey this month. 
▶ The model accurately identifies 12 vehicle types at 98.7% accuracy. 
▶ Offering greatly improved accuracy and convenience over the conventional naked eye survey, the model is expected to see wider use.

This year, a new survey method will be deployed for road traffic surveys in which artificial intelligence (AI) analyzes closed circuit TV (CCTV) data to automatically identify vehicle types and calculate traffic volumes.

The Ministry of the Interior and Safety (MOIS, Minister Lee Sang-min) announced that an AI-based CCTV traffic volume survey model developed by the Integrated Data Analysis Center will be adopted starting with the national traffic volume survey scheduled on October 19.

So far, traffic volumes at expressways and national roads have been surveyed using detectors and naked-eye verification of videos recorded at around 2,300 locations across Korea. The traffic volumes at 1,600 local roads and government-supported local roads have been measured through naked-eye surveys by local governments. However, the reliance on naked-eye surveys and detectors has posed various issues, including cost issues and weather conditions interfering with accurate surveys.&nbsp;

To address these issues, in April, the MOIS built a foundation to be able to automatically identify 12 vehicle types used in traffic volume surveys by extracting images of 170,000 vehicles from 20 terabytes (TBs) of CCTV clips from local roads (equal to 4,200 DVDs) and using it in training an AI image analysis. The efforts were led by the Integrated Data Analysis Center.

The model was recently certified by the Korea Telecommunications Technology Association (TTA), a testing and certification agency for ICT products, showing an accuracy of around 98.7%.

The ministry has completed the standardization process of the model so that local governments and traffic survey agencies across Korea can easily utilize it. Traffic survey agencies can also use the standard models available from the MOIS&rsquo; Government-wide Data Analysis System to analyze CCTV footage at survey points.

Current traffic volume surveys cost around KRW 400,000 to 800,000 per survey point, whereas the new method does not incur additional costs because it uses CCTV footage without an additional workforce. It also improves accuracy by eliminating subjective judgments from survey participants and ensures safe surveys at night and during rain.

Furthermore, the new model is expected to be available for developing transportation policies catering to the different needs of local governments, as well as for road management and policies to reduce particulate matter.

 
source : Integrated Data Analysis Center, MOIS

The MOIS to Make the Use of AI in National Road Traffic Volume Surveys

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▶ The MOIS and Samsung signed an MOU for opening Mobile IDs to the private sector. 
▶ Next year, a pilot service will be launched with Samsung Pay and two type of mobile IDs, which will spread to private sector apps.

Going forward, mobile IDs will not merely replace conventional IDs but also serve as a secure and convenient way to access new public-private convergent services.&nbsp;

The Ministry of the Interior and Safety (MOIS, Minister Lee Sang-min) announced its plan to launch new convergent services for two mobile IDs (Mobile Driver&rsquo;s License and National Veterans Registration Card) that utilize secure storage in Samsung smartphones.&nbsp;

The MOIS is working with Samsung Electronics to build a common foundation for the convenient and secure use of mobile IDs at various private sector applications, utilizing powerful hardware-based security solutions that only a global smartphone manufacturer can develop.

The new services will securely store the mobile ID data in a secure storage space (TrustZone) within the application processor (AP) chipset embedded in Samsung Electronics&#39; smartphones. The service eradicates malicious threats from outside intruders and malicious programs during the issuance and use of mobile IDs, thereby building a safe and convenient foundation for various private-sector apps.

The MOIS will first launch a pilot public-facing service early next year for the two mobile ID cards (Mobile Driver&#39;s License and National Veterans Registration Card) through Samsung Pay. The ministry will also scale up the availability of the service in several phases to include a wider array of private sector apps people use in their daily lives.&nbsp;

This will allow citizens to obtain and use mobile IDs directly from their favorite private sector apps without the need to install a separate government ID app. These open IDs, coupled with the creativity and innovation of the enterprises, , will open up opportunities to create new business models* for online and offline services that require authentication.

* Mobile ID Convergent Service Example: Parking fee discount for veterans

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source : Local Administration Division &amp; Digital Security Policy Division, MOIS

Mobile ID Meets Samsung Pay for Easier Access to Services Ranging
from Authentication to Discounts

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Officials of Indonesia and Tunisia visited the Digital Government Exhibit

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The MOIS to Make the Use of AI in National Road Traffic Volume Surveys

Mobile ID Meets Samsung Pay for Easier Access to Services Ranging from Authentication to Discounts

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2022 United Nations

2022 Word Bank GovTech

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Officials of Indonesia and Tunisia visited the Digital Government Exhibit

2023 Digital Government Capacity building Program” trainees visited the Digital Government Exhibit

The MOIS to Make the Use of AI in National Road Traffic Volume Surveys

Mobile ID Meets Samsung Pay for Easier Access to Services Ranging from Authentication to Discounts

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