Recap open geo data workshop

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The

Open

rEvolution


Science

StandardsSource

CoursewareAccess

CloudData

Government

Intro Open Geodata Workshop

13/14 feb 2013, Esri Nederland


Open Access


Free for all cititizens?


Science as an open enterprise?


Greater reach for research


Backed by the EC


Open Courseware


Who owns these works?


Who owns (public) teaching materials?


There a structure for that


Where is the real value and for whom?


Esri’s contribution


Open sourceNot Free Source


Freesource as a political movement


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Foss is not equal to OS


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But no OS at all is rather peculiar as well

http://www.courtofaudit.nl/english/Publications/Audits/Introductions/2011/03/Open_standards_and_open_source_software_in_central_government


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Esri uses a broad set of open source libraries


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And makes code available on GitHub


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Mostly with Apache 2.0


It really is all about the ecosystem


OpenStreetmapThe Mappers Map


A map for all and by all


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A great basemap in ArcGIS Online


Open Innovation


Who benefits from innovation?


Tx @fnauta


Open Innovation- Defined

“Open Innovation is the use of purposive inflows and outflows of

knowledge to accelerate internal innovation, and expand the

market for external use of innovation, respectively”

Chesbrough, 2006


Ideas and knowledge flowing inside and

outside the organisation


The next version of ArcGIS….


Open data


It starts with a definition


Usually involves events


And a metadata portal


The financial perspective


Creative Commons


http://www.free-culture.cc/


• NGI, “over Open data en beyond”

• NSOB, “Open data, Open gevolgen”

• BKZ/Zenc, “De waarde van open data”

Further reading


Open Geodata Workshop introductie

Esri Nederland,

13/14 februari 2013, Rotterdam

Recap open geo data workshop

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