'Open' as mindset - and open data as resource

public data

public datascience & reseach

public datascience & reseachlibraries & culture


NGOs


NGOsSupranational orgs


NGOsSupranational orgs

Commercial businesses

OPEN DATA AS A

CHRISTIAN VILLUM

‘OPEN’ AS A MINDSET &

RESOURCE

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Tools and communities

Tools: CKAN

Tools: OpenSpending

Tools: Open Data Index

Tools: Handbooks

Tools: Training

Communities: Local groups

Communities: Working groups

Opengovernment

data

Opentransport

Openscience

Openeconomics

OpenGLAM

Openbibliography

Openlinguistics

Openaccess

Openarchaeology

Openspending

Opendevelopment

Opensustainability

Openhumanities

OpenDefinition

Opendesign &hardware

Communities: OKCon / OKFest

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High-speed Internet

Cheap technology

Social media

Hackerspaces

Collaborative consumption

File sharing

Open source mindset

OPEN DATA?WHAT IS

What is Open Data?

A piece of data or content is open if

anyone is free to use, reuse, and

redistribute it — subject only, at most,

to the requirement to attribute and/or

share-alike.

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It’s all about re-use

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SHARE ALIKE

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Conditions

Where are the bullfrogs?

http://peterdesmet.com/posts/illegal-bullfrogs.html

Completeness

Primacy

Timeliness

Ease of physical& electronic access

Machine readability

Non-discrimination

Use of commonly owned standards

Open Licensing

Permanence

No usage costs

Sunlight principles

What data?

Administrative

Spending, budgets, org chart, energy use, departments, contact

Services

Bin collections, school enrolment, fines, licences, housing lists

Demographichousing stock, households, tenures, age, occupation types

Democratic

election data, members, meeting dates, minutes, ward boundaries

Geospatial

public buildings, parks, cycle racks, bus stops

Environmental

air pollution, water quality, flood plain, contaminated land

Real-timetransport, car park spaces,

anonymised traffic data

Planning

applications, housing stock, land use, green belt, catastral data

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The cost of recovering costs

$3–5,000,000,000,000

Value of Open Data

McKinsey & Co, Oct 2013

Open data is "going to help launch more startups. It's going to help launch more businesses… It's going to help more entrepreneurs come up with products and

services that we haven't even imagines yet"

President Barack Obama, May 9, 2013

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