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The document discusses the development of data.gov.uk, the UK's open data portal. It outlines key events in the portal's history from 2009 to 2010, when the number of datasets increased from 57 to over 6,000. It also discusses challenges faced in implementing open data like ensuring data quality and privacy, and the need to connect open data to the larger web of linked open data. Lessons learned include using agile development practices, open standards and licenses, and engaging the community.
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- 1. data.gov.uk : how did we do it? Professor Nigel Shadbolt UK Open Data Advisor 16th March 2011 Paris Nigel Shadbolt
- 2. A race always helps data.gov online Open Government data.gov relaunch January 1, 2009 December 8, 2009 Openness will strengthen May 21, 2010 May 21, 2009 our democracy and promote Directive released with semantic web 57 Data Sets ~2000 Data Sets featured efficiency and effectiveness in Government. --- President Obama 2010 2009 June, 2010 ~6000 Data Sets January 19, 2010 ~3000 Data Sets June30,2009 Putting Govt Data data.gov.uk online online- Semantic Web and Data.gov.uk beta Linked Data enabled 2005
- 3. Where there is no vision the people perish Proverbs 29,18 Cholera Bicycling traffic cases accidents
- 4. Open Data is not partisan ≒ Tim Berners-Lee and myself appointed 9th June 2009 and set about creating data.gov.uk ≒ Open Data referenced in both main UK party manifestos ≒ Reappointed to Public Sector Transparency Board June 2010 ≒ Governments, local authorities, cities releasing data
- 5. Promote Open Data at all levels: the state, regions and cities
- 6. Use a range of arguments ≒ Transparency ≒ Accountability ≒ Engagement ≒ Improve Public Services ≒ Efficiency better for less ≒ Economic and social value ≒ Government as a platform
- 7. Publish and the apps come
- 8. Publish data that 馨温岳岳艶姻壊
- 9. In the UK most recently crime.
- 10. Embed Public Data Principles ≒ Data release driven by public and businesses ≒ Publish the data unless good reason not to ≒ Public data will be timely and fine grained ≒ Public data will be published in reusable, machine-readable form ≒ Release data quickly, and then re-publish it in linked data form ≒ Public data will be released under the same open licence which enables free reuse, including commercial reuse.
- 11. Support the journey to stardom Put your data on the Web (any format) Make it available as structured data Use open, standard formats Use URLs to identify things Link your data to other people s data
- 12. data.gov.uk 5 Linked Data ≒ National digital infrastructure being built ≒ URIs for schools, roads, bus stops, post codes, admin boundaries... ≒ Some of the data links across and connects other data together ≒ Key data link points exist
- 13. Connect to the Web of Linked Open Data
- 14. Challenges Infrastructure ≒ There will be a very great deal of data. ≒ Who pays the cost of supporting it? ≒ Where will the data Shutterstock live?
- 15. Challenges Quality ≒ Uk NaPTAN (public access transport points) ≒ Includes 360,00 bus stops ≒ Around 18,000 errors
- 16. Challenges Quality ≒ UK NaPTAN (public access transport points) ≒ Includes 360,00 bus stops ≒ Around 18,000 errors ≒ Which can be crowd source improved
- 17. Challenges Interpretation ≒ Trust people with the data ≒ They might interpret it in unexpected ways ≒ Do they have the skills? ≒ New levels of data literacy
- 18. Challenges Security & Privacy
- 19. Lessons ≒ Use TD, BU, MO ≒ Use open standards ≒ Use agile methods ≒ Use public data principles ≒ Use open source ≒ Use the community ≒ Use open licences ≒ Saisir loccasion