http://epf.org.pl/pl/2014/09/28/xtraktr/ By Jason Addie & Eric Barret. xTraktr is a tool that helps to organize, share, and render useful statistical survey data and other kinds of structured data so people can find it, explore it (cross-tabs), visualize it (charts, tables, choropleth maps), and export and embed it in other media. We did it all during the hackathon. It’ll be available in near future under this address (not ready yet): http://dev-xtraktr.jumpstart.ge/

1. xTraktr

2. Problem
Citizens, activists, journalists, scientists, and
public officials are struggling to understand a
variety of attitudes, trends, and mechanisms,
processes, changes in their environment.

3. Problem
While there is much more data out there than
you might imagine, much of it is closed or
siloed in organizations and is often lost in time.

4. Problem
Often organizations rely on reams of text to
communicate ideas that can visually be
communicated in a matter of seconds.

5. Problem
There is a lack of cross-tabulation tools without
a steep learning curve that are also open
source and enable users to export, embed, and
otherwise easily use the outputs in other media.

10. Linked Data > Informed People
xTraktr
StoryBuilder
Audience