Open data 2019
- 1. Open Data Image: © tOrange.biz 2004-2018, licenced CC-BY 4.0, https://torange.biz Paul Stone, NZ Open Government Data Programme, Stats NZ
- 3. Every time data is reused, more value is realised Shared Data (limited potential reuse between limited parties) Closed Data (limited potential reuse within organisation) Open Data (unlimited potential reuse) Government agencies are custodians of a public data asset, and therefore have a responsibility to maximise the value generated from it.
- 4. Copyright - is about ownership Licensing – is the owner giving permission to reuse Creative Commons – internationally standard licence NZGOAL – guidance in applying CC licences NZGOAL
- 6. NZ Data and Information Management Principles, 2011 Licensed for reuse Non-proprietary Machine-readable Low authentication barrier By default (unless there is a good reason not to)
- 7. Foundations for Open Government Data and Information Data.govt.nz
- 8. NZ Declaration on Open and Transparent Government, 2011 Government agencies to proactively release all publicly funded data that is: • non-personal and unclassified • high potential value for re-use • managed according to the Principles • licensed for re-use (NZGOAL) • published on Data.govt.nz
- 10. `` The Charter Principles: 1.Open by Default 2.Timely and Comprehensive 3.Accessible and Usable 4.Comparable and interoperable 5.For Improved Governance and Citizen Engagement 6.For Inclusive Development and Innovation
- 11. Open Data Action Plan `` https://trello.com/b/xWQGkQ94/nz-open-data-implementation-plan
- 12. Government Chief Data Steward The GCDS is: • Setting the strategic direction for government's data management • Leading New Zealand's state sector's response to new and emerging data issues • Co-developing a Data Stewardship Framework to enable agencies to manage data as a strategic asset and benchmark their data maturity • Leading the government's commitment to accelerating the release of open data. https://www.data.govt.nz/about/government-chief-data-steward- gcds/
- 13. GCDS: What’s a happening?... • developing a Data Stewardship Framework • setting up a cost recovery Data & Analytics Consultancy • developing an Operational Data Governance Framework • developing a Data Capability Framework
- 14. GCDS: What’s a happening?... • accelerating Data Inventories across government • publishing guidance on data.govt.nz • establishing an Advisory Group on Trusted Data Use • Data Confidentiality as a Service (DCaaS)
- 15. So what open data has been released?…
- 16. The Census Statistics on business; economic indicators; education & education & training; environment; government finance; health; income & work; People & communities Land – titles; parcels; roads; elevation & other topographic layers Vegetation cover Soil types On Data.govt.nz you find…
- 17. Traffic counts Pedestrian counts River flow Water quality, air quality Capture of seabird, marine mammal & turtle bycatch in trawl fisheries Family services directory On Data.govt.nz you find…
- 18. Location of facilities and infrastructure – like sewer pipes; water pipes; storm water; broadband; wi-fi; public toilets; bus stops; train stations; bus routes schedules; parks and reserves; campsites; community halls Resource consents district plan zones locations of hazardous substances On Data.govt.nz you find…
- 19. Discharge to land & air Human effluent discharge Mudfish habitat Water use Legislation walking tracks Cycle tracks On Data.govt.nz you find…
- 20. Tsunami zones Fault lines Earthquake occurrences Floodways Water catchments Road assets such as bridges, signage, carparks, speed zones Historic places On Data.govt.nz you find…
- 21. Digital archive and museum collections Location of schools & school zones Location of animal species Aerial imagery Sunshine hours, rainfall & wind statistics UV index Melanoma rates Ocean acidification On Data.govt.nz you find…
- 22. Lightning strikes Ozone concentrations Sea surface temperatures Greenhouse gas emissions Glacier ice volumes Fishery observations Predicted capture of fish species On Data.govt.nz you find…
- 23. Company details Register of Charities and their financial returns Government policy consultations Mineral and coal permits Government grants to social services, arts and cultural organisations Lotteries revenue and allocation On Data.govt.nz you find…
- 24. Marine mammal sanctuaries Seafood export values Tourist volumes and spend Soil moisture Dog registrations Liquor ban areas Property Sales data On Data.govt.nz you find…
- 25. Cemetery plots Defence Force service and medals Building outlines Alcohol licences Building consents Property revaluations Plant pest surveillance On Data.govt.nz you find…
- 26. Crime statistics Tax statistics State sector remuneration Public service capability Gender stocktake of sector boards and committees Electricity market information prison statistics On Data.govt.nz you find…
- 27. Public perceptions towards cyber crime Electoral enrolment and voting statistics Budget and fiscal updates fromTreasury Social housing register Vehicles registration Women’s suffrage petition Most popular male and female names Market rents… On Data.govt.nz you find…
- 28. So how is open data being used?…
- 30. Visualisation and public debate in the media on education policy NZ Herald Maori.geek.nz @polemic @fogonwater
- 31. Health & Safety (SaferMe)
- 32. Supporting communities (CCS Disability)
- 33. Pixar: The Good Dinosaur Open data from the US Geological Survey (topographical and landcover data) used to more efficiently render large landscapes https://io9.gizmodo.com/how-pixar-changed-all-the-rules-to-make-the-good-dinosa-1735364564?IR=T
- 34. Using AI on open data to generate more data https://io9.gizmodo.com/how-pixar-changed-all-the-rules-to-make-the-good-dinosa-1735364564?IR=T From aerial photography data to lean building and road outline data
- 35. 3D Virtual reality data (Wellington City Council) Wellington's District Plan controls for the central area seen from the top of the Kelburn Cable Car
- 36. 3D Virtual reality data (Wellington City Council) Visualise the impact of sea level rise (using the land elevation)