2011 12 12 opendata openingup
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- 1. Open data building block for new applications Paul Suijkerbuijk Programmamanager data.overheid.nl 9 november 2011
- 2. Questions?
- 3. What is open data?
- 6. It’s Hot!
- 7. • Compleet: alle openbare data en informatie • Primair: brongegevens, niet geaggregeerd • Tijdig: zo snel als kan, om nu te behouden • Toegankelijk: voor iedereen, voor elk legaal gebruik, zonder (fin.) drempels • Machine leesbaar: voor automatische verwerking • Non-discriminatoir: zonder opgaaf v. reden, zonder registratie • Open standaarden: zodat het format geen drempel is • Open licentie: geen beperking o.b.v. auteurswet, databankenwet, of geheimhouding
- 8. Low hanging data fruit….
- 9. What Kroes has to say about it… Turning Government data into gold
- 10. • Making it a general rule that all documents made accessible by public sector bodies can be re-used for any purpose, commercial or non-commercial, unless protected by third party copyright; • Establishing the principle that public bodies should not be allowed to charge more than costs triggered by the individual request for data (marginal costs); in practice this means most data will be offered for free or virtually for free, unless duly justified. • Making it compulsory to provide data in commonly- used, machine-readable formats, to ensure data can be effectively re-used. • Introducing regulatory oversight to enforce these principles; • Massively expanding the reach of the Directive to include libraries, museums and archives for the first time; the existing 2003 rules will apply to data from such institutions.
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- 15. Transparancy Public services Applications Innovation Economic Development 9 november 2011
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- 24. How to get data for development? 9 november 2011
- 25. Data.overheid.nl 9 november 2011
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- 27. How does data.overheid.nl get data? 9 november 2011
- 28. How does data.overheid.nl get data? Supply Demand 9 november 2011
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- 30. First questions! 9 november 2011
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- 33. 135 datasets 9 november 2011
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- 35. New datasets 9 november 2011
- 36. RDW KNMI DUO RWS New datasets Den Haag Kadaster CBS 9 november 2011
- 37. Register Search Up-to-date 9 november 2011
- 38. Developments 9 november 2011
- 39. Geo…… 9 november 2011
- 40. Open Geo Data + 9 november 2011
- 41. AppsvoorNederland 9 november 2011
- 42. Expertise centrum open data…?
- 43. You don’t want open data? 9 november 2011
- 44. • Costs too much • No business case • Has commercial value • It could breach privacy • It's classified • It's not ours and we don't know whose it is • Unsure about quality • We don't know where it is • It's not our job • It's not in a useful format • I'm not authorised • People will misuse it • The minister will lose reputation • It's not ready yet • The department will lose reputation • Files are too large • We don't have enough bandwidth • Thin edge of the wedge 9 november 2011
- 45. • Can find it but cannot access it • It is out of date / too old • We only have it on paper • We don't know if we're allowed to do it legally • Our Secretary says no • We've never done it before • We don't know why anyone would want it • Don't see the value • Don't have time / resources • They can FOI it • We'll release it (but 90% redact it) • It is incomplete • It is incorrect • Commercially sensitive • Mosaic theory – could put it together with other • People would focus on the wrong things • It may cause unnecessary public discussion • We can't confirm or deny we collect it 9 november 2011
- 46. • We know the data is wrong, and people will tell us where it is wrong, then we'd waste resources inputting the corrections people send us • Our IT suppliers will charge us a fortune to do an ad hoc data extract • Our website cannot hold files this large • it's not ours and we don't have authorisation from the data owner • We've already published the data (but it's unfindable/unusable) • People may download and cache the data and it will be out of date when they reuse it • We don't collect it regularly • Too many people will want to download it, which will cause our servers to fail • People would get upset 9 november 2011
- 47. Heerlijk Helder Hergebruik! 9 november 2011