This document discusses open data and its potential impacts. It begins by defining open data and civic tech. It then explores how open data can increase transparency and drive innovation through new jobs and businesses. Big data is described as large volumes of data that vary in velocity and variety. The document outlines STEAM competencies needed to work with data, including technology, statistics, problem solving and communication skills. It suggests that open data may be offered by governments, companies and communities, and discusses a framework for calculating the costs and benefits of opening particular data sets. Examples of open data projects focus on understanding government, increasing transparency and analyzing migration. Civic tech and open data are proposed as a means for small groups to enact change.

1. Maurizio Napolitano
<napo@fbk.eu>
Open Data
impact on jobs and skills

2. Goals
Definitions: (open|big) DATA
Data and skills
Open Data: a means to an end, not an
end in itself
Civich Tech

3. What is DATA?

4. What is DATA?
DIGITAL
OBJECTIVITY

5. DATA INFORMATION KNOWLEDGE ACTION
crime
incidents
intensity
of the
crimes
crimes +
neighborhoods
results
New patrols
routes
Neighborhoods
watch
Why DATA?

6. transparency
through
open data

7. and innovation?
new jobs?
and so on?

8. BIG DATA!!!

10. Big Data is … various V
Created by Simon Child
from the Noun Project Created by Nicolas Vicent
from the Noun Project
Created by Diego Naive
from the Noun Project
Created by Luis Prado
from the Noun Project
VOLUME VELOCITY VARIETY VERACITY
… and many other words beginning with the V
pictures by nounproject
authors: Simon Child, Nicolas Vicent, Luis Prado, Diego Naive

11. https://twitter.com/devops_borat/status/288698056470315008
… or …

12. Open Data is REUSE
Created by Milton Raposo C. RêImage from Milton Raposo C. Rêgo Jr. - nounproject.org

13. What is Open Data?
photo taken at the entrance of the ODI headquarter

14. pictures from nounproject – authors Julynn B., Eric Bird, Kelcey Hurst
Open Data vs Big Data ???
Created by Julynn B.
from the Noun Project
Created by Kelcey Hurst
from the Noun Project
Created by Eric Bird
from the Noun Project
REUSE MANAGEMENT

15. Created by Julynn B.
from the Noun Project
Created by Kelcey Hurst
from the Noun Project
pictures from nounproject – authors Five by Five, Julynn B., Kelcey Hurst
It's always DATA!!!
… and OPEN are better for business

16. Science Technology Engineering Art Mathematic
STEAM competences

17. A data pipeline

18. credits: Takao Umehara,parkjisun, Rflor, Delwar Hossain, Gilbert Bages, Arthur Shlain, Korawan M., Oliviu Stoian, Michael Finney, Debbie, Mazil and Five by Five from Noun Project and Wendy Carrara of Capgemini
mathematic
statistic
technology
legal (data,ICT,IPR)
domain expert
storytelling
problem
solving creativity
curiosity
communication
collaboration

19. Who can offer open data?
pictures from nounproject – authors Thibault Geffroy, Dan Hetteix, Iconathon US
Created by Thibault Geffroy
from the Noun Project
Created by Dan Hetteix
from the Noun Project
government
companies
communities
EVERYONE!!!(each with some rules)

20. [..] I could have certainly done
more, especially regarding the
statistical aspects, however, in
our country both private and non-
profit organizations show
reluctance relying on public
domain for data and content [...]
CESARE BATTISTI
“Il Trentino” - 1898

21. Open the data has an impact on the processes

22. A calculus for open data
P => the probability that opening the data will have
some effect,
B => the individual benefit of opening the data,
D => the global or ecosystem impact (duty)
C => the cost
Any increase in P, B or D and a decrease in C will make the
outcome of opening the data better.
https://medium.com/@sahuguet/p-b-d-c-1218ee894400

23. http://bit.ly/1C9AElB

24. D = duty (ecosystem impact)

25. B = Benefits

26. P = Probability

27. C = Cost

28. “chi semina buon grano,
ha poi buon pane.”
“who sows good wheat,
then has good bread “

32. http://www.opendata500.com/

33. http://data.gov/impact

36. OpenStreetMap
~
Is a free editable map
of the world
it's build by people
LIKE YOU
What happens now: http://osmlab.github.io/show-me-the-way/

37. http://mc.bbbike.org/mc/?lon=-7.501913&lat=40.13923&zoom=17&num=2&mt0=mapnik-german&mt1=google-map&marker
OSM vs GMAPS

38. Orienteering
http://oobrien.com/oom/
MapOSMatic
http://maposmatic.org
THINGS

39. THINGS

40. School of Civic Technologies
http://tecnologieciviche.eu/
Editions:
Turin, May 2016
Naples, Novembre 2016
CIVIC TECH

41. Example: understand government

42. Example: transparency
http://www.gdansk.pl/budzet/

43. Example: understand migration
http://repubblicapopolaredibolzano.it/

44. Final keywords
Government
as platform
Created by Thibault Geffroy
from the Noun Project
Data culture

45. Never doubt that a small
group of thoughtful,
committed citizens can
change the world; indeed,
it's the only thing that ever
has.
Margaret Mead
cultural antropologist (1901-1978)

46. for contacts
Twitter: @napo
Blog: http://de.straba.us
Slide:http://slideshare.net/napo
Email: napo@fbk.eu
Thanks!!!