Open Data and the City
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The document discusses the importance of region-wide open data initiatives in cities, highlighting the challenges and costs associated with closed systems. It outlines a three-pronged approach for data release and emphasizes the need for community building and transparency. Additionally, it mentions future developments like a regional data store and the value of citizen-generated data.
Open Data and the City
- 1. OpenData and the City Julian Tait - Picnic10 @julianlstar OpenData Cities
- 3. The need for region-wide OpenData The challenge OpenData Cities
- 5. ROUTES TO DATA RELEASE Freedom of Information Consensus Prove demand OpenData Cities
- 6. THREE PRONGED APPROACH Data users Data managers Executive Level OpenData Cities
- 7. Community Building OpenData Cities
- 8. CREATE NARRATIVES & PREPARE ARGUMENTS OpenData Cities
- 9. THE COST OF A CLOSED SYSTEM Cost to Manchester £4-5 million? OpenData Cities
- 10. FEARFUL AUTHORITIES Restrictive Licensing Don’t know what data they have or own Fear of public opinion OpenData Cities
- 11. TARGET VALUABLE DATA OpenData Cities
- 12. RISKS Efficiency = Jobs Empowering the empowered We have a responsibility to enable all OpenData Cities
- 13. COMING SOON? The development of a region-wide data store OpenData Cities
- 14. FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS Data Store ‘Bus Fair’ Crowdsourced bus fare data Citizen - Generated Data OpenData Cities
- 15. OpenData and the City OpenData Cities