Lecture Transparant Governance The Hague University

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The Hague University offers a minor in open and transparant government. I gave a guest lecture on Transparant Governance and Open Data.

? Gregor Abbas
? Project Manager

? Waag Society
? Institute for Art, Science and Technology
? Education, Healthcare, Culture, Society

? Future Internet

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Outline

? What is Open Data?

? How do you use Open Data?

? How do you create value with Open Data?

? Examples

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What is Open Data?

? Digital
? Online
? Structured
? Machine readable
? Raw

? Realtime

? API, XML, CSV, ...

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What is Open Data?
Free

Open Data
Private Public

Premium
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What is Open Data?

? Research
? Government
? Companies
? Foundations
? Tourism
? ...

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How do you use it?

? Value for...

? Supplier

? Consumer

? End-user

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How do you use it?

? Value for suppliers

? Lower costs collecting data
? Outsourcing (public) services
Cost
? Higher efficiency through participation
? Less fraude
? ...

? New services
? Transparant government / organization
Value
? Envolved citizens / consumers / ...
? Social cohesion

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How do you use it?

? Value for consumer (developer)

? Publish
? Aggregate
? Enrich
? Advise

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How do you use it?

? Value for end-users

? Practical Information
? Decission making
? Entertainment
? Social Belonging
? Reporting / Participation

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How do you create value?

? Value of the data is in the usage

? Feedback loop
? http://www.wired.com/magazine/2011/06/ff_feedbackloop/all/
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How do you create value?

? City of New York
? Hurricane Irene
? Rachel Sterne - Chief Digital
? Data on evacuation zones
? Social media

? www.youtube.com/watch?v=NGyCLMwIld0

? What if...

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? Sunlight Foundation
? Frauenhofer platform
? Google Re?nder

? Arts Holland
? Commons4EU
? CitySDK
? Apps4Amsterdam, Apps voor Nederland

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The Waag Society is an institute for art, science and technology located in Amsterdam. It brings together users, designers, programmers, artists and scientists from various disciplines to collaborate on projects using an approach called "users as designers". The Waag Society operates several labs and facilities such as a FabLab for digital fabrication. It has worked on many open data and mobile application projects in Amsterdam around themes like education, mobility and urban planning. The goal is to empower users and citizens through open sharing of data and technologies.

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Lecture Transparant Governance The Hague University

1. ? Gregor Abbas ? Project Manager ? Waag Society ? Institute for Art, Science and Technology ? Education, Healthcare, Culture, Society ? Future Internet 1

2. Outline ? What is Open Data? ? How do you use Open Data? ? How do you create value with Open Data? ? Examples 2

3. What is Open Data? 3

4. What is Open Data? ? Digital ? Online ? Structured ? Machine readable ? Raw ? Realtime ? API, XML, CSV, ... 4

5. What is Open Data? Free? 5

6. What is Open Data? Free Open Data Private Public Premium 6

7. What is Open Data? ? Research ? Government ? Companies ? Foundations ? Tourism ? ... 7

8. How do you use it? ? Value for... ? Supplier ? Consumer ? End-user 8

9. How do you use it? ? Value for suppliers ? Lower costs collecting data ? Outsourcing (public) services Cost ? Higher efficiency through participation ? Less fraude ? ... ? New services ? Transparant government / organization Value ? Envolved citizens / consumers / ... ? Social cohesion 9

10. How do you use it? ? Value for consumer (developer) ? Publish ? Aggregate ? Enrich ? Advise 10

11. How do you use it? ? Value for end-users ? Practical Information ? Decission making ? Entertainment ? Social Belonging ? Reporting / Participation 11

12. How do you create value? ? Value of the data is in the usage ? Feedback loop ? http://www.wired.com/magazine/2011/06/ff_feedbackloop/all/ 1 12

13. How do you create value? ? City of New York ? Hurricane Irene ? Rachel Sterne - Chief Digital ? Data on evacuation zones ? Social media ? www.youtube.com/watch?v=NGyCLMwIld0 ? What if... 13

14. How do you create value? 14

15. ? gregor@waag.org 15

16. ? Sunlight Foundation ? Frauenhofer platform ? Google Re?nder ? Arts Holland ? Commons4EU ? CitySDK ? Apps4Amsterdam, Apps voor Nederland 16

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