Social media and open geo data enrich GIS
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Presentation at the www.gisconferentie.nl 2011
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Social media and open geo data enrich GIS
- 1. Enrich GIS byusingsocial media and open geo data
- 2. Social media Enrich GIS Open geodata
- 4. BIG & small GIS
- 6. Betterdecisions More insight Efficiency More knowledge Faster Better Nicer …
- 7. Social media Enrich GIS Open geodata
- 8. < access to oneanother> C. Shirky, Cognitive Surplus
- 9. LinkedIn Mendeley Tumblr Quora Google+ Hyves FourSquare Facebook Twitter
- 23. Goal Reach more people Activate more people Citizen engagement Cost Learn the tools Time Leanwhatworks
- 24. Social media Enrich GIS Open geodata
- 25. < Openness 2.0>
- 26. Trends: our world opens up Open Innovation
- 31. The BIGwhy
- 44. * * Go!
- 45. The BIG why Open Society Economicbenefits Lessbarrier to innovation Citizens engagement Leap of faith
- 46. Open data gets really interesting once it is linked open data Government has no monopoly over open (geo) data Firms and citizensneed to contribute as well!
- 48. Howit’s made Thinking, research, conversations Attending open data events HarvestingMendeley A few books (seeanobii) Serendipity at the library Tools: paper, Xmind, PowerPoint, Slideshare
Notes de l'éditeur
- Models of GIS, justpickyourown
- I do notreally care for the type of definitionyoumaychooseforGeographicInformation Systems. As long as youchooseone.
- I likethis model as a basic model of anyinformation system.
- These are typicallreasonsforhavingsuch a system. And that are the typicalaspects we mightbeable to approvewithsocial media and/or open data.
- I think we can talk about a cognitivegeographic surplus!
- Tomanysocialnetworks. Howmanycanone manage?
- A socialnetworkonlymakessensenwhenthere are activeparticipants.
- Fromwho is connected to who (and where)
- To: what is moving to wherehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1XBwjQsOEegNotice the north-south of the worlddifference
- http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn19200-twitter-mood-maps-reveal-emotional-states-of-america.htmlTo :how do we valuewhosayswhatwhere
- http://bdnooz.com/lbsn-location-based-social-networking-links/Lots of tools. Whichwillonesurvive?
- Whywouldpeoplecheckinwith 4sq?
- Fun?Discount?This restaurant is nowpayingfor 4sq for marketing data, which we all voluntarilygive up.
- Sowherecansocial media fit in?
- Asmentionedduring FOSS4G 2011 Denver.
- Whynotdonate the trees of your datasets to OSM?
- A supermashp of geographic data
- Greatcartography! And enoughopportunaty to share the maps.
- Notreallynew. Just very practical at times.
- I am always intrigued by the limits of openness
- To me this is the big why (open data makessense)
- http://wiki.linkedgov.org/index.php/The_economic_impact_of_open_dataI wouldlike to see more evidence. I seethis more in a practical way: sharing data willbecomeeasier.
- That is quite a statement to make.
- Anadmirable and must readwork.
- In response to Plato’s the Republic.
- The platform to watch.
- First concrete step in NL
- Resulted in manyappcontests (which are reallygreat)
- And anannouncementfrom the ministery.The journalist is making a bit of anerrorhere.
- Esri goingfrommaps to apps
- For instancethisone. Basedon open data. A free service thougharcrgis.com
- One step further:severaldatasourcescombinedwith data fromArcGIS.com. 20 minutes of work
- Will we ever have this kind of open data in NL? Is thatwhat society (!= government) wants?
- Whereopend data fits in. Unfortunately, pulishingcosts are going down to zero. All otherscosts are stillthere.
- Why does open data enrich GIS?
- Firmscancontribute as well: not all data companiescollect have to be premium. Firmscan and shouldcontribute to open knowledge as well.