Triangle Open Data Day - Presentations Feb 23, 2014
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The document details the Triangle Open Data Day 2014 event, including sponsors, presentations, and a focus on the importance of accessible open data. It outlines sixteen essential datasets that cities should make available in machine-readable formats, covering various civic aspects like public services, crime, and property information. The event also featured hackathons and presentations to promote the use of open data.
Triangle Open Data Day - Presentations Feb 23, 2014
- 1. Welcome February 23, 2014 @ihenshaw @cillay Presentations Triangle Open Data Day 2014
- 2. Presenting Sponsor February 23, 2014 @ihenshaw @cillay Presentations Triangle Open Data Day 2014
- 3. Gold Sponsor Silver Sponsors February 23, 2014 @ihenshaw @cillay Presentations Triangle Open Data Day 2014
- 4. Bronze Sponsors Facility Sponsor Special Thank You to Dan Green, Director of Information Technology February 23, 2014 @ihenshaw @cillay Presentations Triangle Open Data Day 2014
- 6. A Word from our Presenting Sponsor February 23, 2014 @ihenshaw @cillay Presentations Triangle Open Data Day 2014
- 7. February 23, 2014 @ihenshaw @cillay Presentations Triangle Open Data Day 2014
- 8. Hackathon and CodeAcross February 23, 2014 @ihenshaw @cillay Presentations Triangle Open Data Day 2014
- 9. CodeAcross National Sponsors February 23, 2014 @ihenshaw @cillay Presentations Triangle Open Data Day 2014
- 10. CodeAcross Open Data Catalog project. Catalog the sixteen (16) datasets that every city should be making easily available online in machine-readable formats. February 23, 2014 @ihenshaw @cillay Presentations Triangle Open Data Day 2014
- 11. 16 Data Sets (1 of 4) ● ● ● ● 311: data about requests to city services nonemergency department Budget: the city’s budget Business Listings: a directory of all businesses operating in the city Business Permits and Licenses: new businesses who have been issued permits February 23, 2014 @ihenshaw @cillay Presentations Triangle Open Data Day 2014
- 12. 16 Data Sets (2 of 4) ● ● ● ● Code Enforcement: building code inspection data surfacing reports on particular properties from code enforcement officials Construction Permits: permits related to new construction on buildings Contracts: information about vendor contracts that the city has entered into Crime: data about crime reports February 23, 2014 @ihenshaw @cillay Presentations Triangle Open Data Day 2014
- 13. 16 Data Sets (3 of 4) ● Locations of Public Facilities: locations of publicly-owned buildings and other property ● Performance Metrics: Performance indicators are usually a set of KPIs reported as a set–not an individual file–as in Chicago or Louisville. ● Property Assessment: data about assessed property values ● Restaurant Inspection: reports filed by restaurant inspectors February 23, 2014 @ihenshaw @cillay Presentations Triangle Open Data Day 2014
- 14. 16 Data Sets (4 of 4) ● ● ● ● Spending: data on city expenditures Street Closure Permits: permits issued for street closures related to construction or maintenance Transit Data: Public transit stops and schedules Zoning: Zoning district or parcel shapefiles February 23, 2014 @ihenshaw @cillay Presentations Triangle Open Data Day 2014
- 15. CodeAcross Presentation February 23, 2014 @ihenshaw @cillay Presentations Triangle Open Data Day 2014
- 16. Hackathon Presentations February 23, 2014 @ihenshaw @cillay Presentations Triangle Open Data Day 2014
- 17. Thank You for Participating February 23, 2014 @ihenshaw @cillay Presentations Triangle Open Data Day 2014
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