三批次70个示范场景 为数字中国建设注入强劲动能

Group 1 - The National Data Bureau has launched a plan to develop and utilize public data resources, aiming to create 70 key demonstration scenarios to enhance the supply, circulation, and utilization of public data [1][2] - The first batch of 18 scenarios will be implemented by October 2024, focusing on smart cities and industrial upgrades, followed by a second batch of 20 scenarios in February 2025, covering healthcare and ecological governance [1] - The newly added 32 scenarios this year include areas such as smart agriculture, emergency rescue on highways, and data-driven precision medicine, forming a tiered development structure of "three batches of 70 scenarios" [1] Group 2 - Public data, generated by government departments and public enterprises, spans various fields and is characterized by its authority, large scale, and dynamic updates, serving as a "digital mirror" of economic and social operations [2] - The implementation of the 70 benchmark scenarios is expected to drive local economic development and industrial transformation, with specific examples like the smart tourism recommendation system in Xi'an optimizing resource allocation in the tourism sector [2] - The Central Government has issued a systematic deployment plan for public data resource development, with multiple policy measures introduced this year to promote public data utilization [2][3] Group 3 - A national public data resource registration platform was launched on March 1, with seven provinces completing the integration of provincial platforms, enabling information interconnectivity and unified coding [3] - The National Data Bureau has outlined four key requirements to enhance the development and utilization of public data, focusing on market-oriented approaches, infrastructure connectivity, and the cultivation of an open and innovative data industry ecosystem [3] - The ongoing market-oriented reform of public data is seen as a core engine for high-quality development, with the 70 benchmark scenarios expected to reshape economic and social operation paradigms [4]