Dongpo Deng
Open Up Geospatial Data
for Looping Citizens in
SDI
Institute of Information Science!
Academia Sinica, Taiwan!
&!
Faculty of Geo-Information Science
and Earth Observation (ITC), !
University of Twente, !
the Netherlands
Open Data
❖ Data without technical and legal restrictions
Courtesy from http://www.wired.co.uk/news/silicon-europe?page=14
Open Geo-Data
❖ Technical openness!
❖ Non-proprietary data formats, e.g., GML, KML!
❖ Standardized portals for circulating data, e.g., WMTS!
❖ Legal openness!
❖ Public domain!
❖ cannot hold copyright by laws, e.g., geo data of US Federal !
❖ expired copyright, e.g., Taiwan Bao Maps (over 100 years ago)!
❖ not subject to copyright, e.g., drawing maps (facts) is no creativity!
❖ Open Access!
❖ copyrighted, but use open licenses, e.g., CC, ODbL
Open Geo-Data in Taiwan
❖ Grassroots communities are energetic, e.g., OSM Taiwan,
g0v,…!
❖ Lack of high-level policies for Open (Geo-) Data
development!
❖ Some concepts need to be addressed: !
❖ Data published on the Web != Open Data!
❖ Open GIS != Open Geospatial Data!
❖ Pay too much attention on economic values of open data
A government is the biggest geo-data owner
Government As A Platform, Not A Vending Machine
From Gov 2.0 Expo 2010: Tim O'Reilly, "Government as a Platform for Greatness"
Government As A Platform, Not A Vending Machine
Government As A Platform, Not A Vending Machine
http://gobblin.se/u/trc/m/vending-machine-odi-e6c3/
Regulations of Charging for Geo-Data in Taiwan
Charges and Fees
Act!
Article 10
Land Surveying and
Mapping Act!
Article 54
Standard Fee for
Data of Land
Survey and Mapping
Land Use Maps and Data
Base Maps and
Topographic Maps
Aerial Photo and Remote
Sensing Images
Cadastre Maps
CommonVersion
Electronic Maps
Land Surveying and
Mapping Integrated Data
e-GPS Service
Different funding models for PSI
US Internal
Revenue Service,
IRS
Data
producing
agency
Users and
other agencies
EU treasury and
legislation
Data
producing
agency
Other
agencies
Users
Congress Wealth/jobs!
=taxes
Open data
Europe: data users pay for data
Peter Weiss, 2004. Borders in Cyberspace: Conflicting Public Sector
Information Policies and their Economic Impacts, Open Access and
the Public Domain in Digital Data and Information for Science, pp.
69-73
4Ps for Open Geo-Data
Policy
Principle
Process
Price
Policy
Principle
Process
Price
Toward next generation of SDI
Adapted from Rajabifard et al. (2006) and Budhathoki et al., (2008)
Data volume
OSM JP and GSI
http://www.slideshare.net/mapconcierge/20131109-sot-mtaiwa
USGS National Map Corps
http://nationalmap.gov/TheNationalMapCorps/index.html
Use OpenStreetMap technologies for collaboratively editing National Map
How about Taiwan?
❖ NGIS 2020 plan!
❖ Add policies
of Open
Geospatial
Data?!
❖ Add action
plans of
engagement
with citizens?!
❖ Open up
several geo-
data?
(2014) -
Citizens in the loop of open data
A citizen science project: Reptile Road Mortality
https://www.facebook.com/groups/roadkilled/
A post on the Facebook group Reptile Road Mortality
Observation Provider:
Chuang Yu Ta
Photo:
A proof of occurrence
Observation date:
2013/12/4
Species Identifier:
Joyce Chen
Species name:
(Melogale moschata)
Identification Date:
Dec. 4, 2013
Post
section
Comment
section
Thread
Observation location:
Geoname:
(Sindian)
Road kilometre:
9 16.3K
(Province Road No.9,
16.3 kilometer)
Lat:24.95149
Lon:121.57520
Lat:151m
Data growth of Reptile Road Mortality
Published open data on the web
http://roadkill.tw
Table view of the data
Gallery view of the data
Data view as Catalogue of Life
Map view of the data
Release source codes
https://github.com/roadkilltaiwan
Concluding Remarks
❖ Open geospatial data is cornerstone for looping citizen
in SDI!
❖ Action plans for engaging with citizens are curial for
citizen engagement of SDI!
❖ Make a open ecosystem relied on data, tools, services
and policies

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  • 1.
    Dongpo Deng Open UpGeospatial Data for Looping Citizens in SDI Institute of Information Science! Academia Sinica, Taiwan! &! Faculty of Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation (ITC), ! University of Twente, ! the Netherlands
  • 2.
    Open Data ❖ Datawithout technical and legal restrictions Courtesy from http://www.wired.co.uk/news/silicon-europe?page=14
  • 3.
    Open Geo-Data ❖ Technicalopenness! ❖ Non-proprietary data formats, e.g., GML, KML! ❖ Standardized portals for circulating data, e.g., WMTS! ❖ Legal openness! ❖ Public domain! ❖ cannot hold copyright by laws, e.g., geo data of US Federal ! ❖ expired copyright, e.g., Taiwan Bao Maps (over 100 years ago)! ❖ not subject to copyright, e.g., drawing maps (facts) is no creativity! ❖ Open Access! ❖ copyrighted, but use open licenses, e.g., CC, ODbL
  • 4.
    Open Geo-Data inTaiwan ❖ Grassroots communities are energetic, e.g., OSM Taiwan, g0v,…! ❖ Lack of high-level policies for Open (Geo-) Data development! ❖ Some concepts need to be addressed: ! ❖ Data published on the Web != Open Data! ❖ Open GIS != Open Geospatial Data! ❖ Pay too much attention on economic values of open data
  • 5.
    A government isthe biggest geo-data owner
  • 6.
    Government As APlatform, Not A Vending Machine From Gov 2.0 Expo 2010: Tim O'Reilly, "Government as a Platform for Greatness"
  • 7.
    Government As APlatform, Not A Vending Machine
  • 8.
    Government As APlatform, Not A Vending Machine http://gobblin.se/u/trc/m/vending-machine-odi-e6c3/
  • 9.
    Regulations of Chargingfor Geo-Data in Taiwan Charges and Fees Act! Article 10 Land Surveying and Mapping Act! Article 54 Standard Fee for Data of Land Survey and Mapping Land Use Maps and Data Base Maps and Topographic Maps Aerial Photo and Remote Sensing Images Cadastre Maps CommonVersion Electronic Maps Land Surveying and Mapping Integrated Data e-GPS Service
  • 10.
    Different funding modelsfor PSI US Internal Revenue Service, IRS Data producing agency Users and other agencies EU treasury and legislation Data producing agency Other agencies Users Congress Wealth/jobs! =taxes Open data Europe: data users pay for data Peter Weiss, 2004. Borders in Cyberspace: Conflicting Public Sector Information Policies and their Economic Impacts, Open Access and the Public Domain in Digital Data and Information for Science, pp. 69-73
  • 11.
    4Ps for OpenGeo-Data Policy Principle Process Price Policy Principle Process Price
  • 12.
    Toward next generationof SDI Adapted from Rajabifard et al. (2006) and Budhathoki et al., (2008) Data volume
  • 13.
    OSM JP andGSI http://www.slideshare.net/mapconcierge/20131109-sot-mtaiwa
  • 14.
    USGS National MapCorps http://nationalmap.gov/TheNationalMapCorps/index.html Use OpenStreetMap technologies for collaboratively editing National Map
  • 15.
    How about Taiwan? ❖NGIS 2020 plan! ❖ Add policies of Open Geospatial Data?! ❖ Add action plans of engagement with citizens?! ❖ Open up several geo- data? (2014) -
  • 16.
    Citizens in theloop of open data A citizen science project: Reptile Road Mortality https://www.facebook.com/groups/roadkilled/
  • 17.
    A post onthe Facebook group Reptile Road Mortality Observation Provider: Chuang Yu Ta Photo: A proof of occurrence Observation date: 2013/12/4 Species Identifier: Joyce Chen Species name: (Melogale moschata) Identification Date: Dec. 4, 2013 Post section Comment section Thread Observation location: Geoname: (Sindian) Road kilometre: 9 16.3K (Province Road No.9, 16.3 kilometer) Lat:24.95149 Lon:121.57520 Lat:151m
  • 18.
    Data growth ofReptile Road Mortality
  • 19.
    Published open dataon the web http://roadkill.tw
  • 20.
    Table view ofthe data
  • 21.
  • 22.
    Data view asCatalogue of Life
  • 23.
    Map view ofthe data
  • 24.
  • 25.
    Concluding Remarks ❖ Opengeospatial data is cornerstone for looping citizen in SDI! ❖ Action plans for engaging with citizens are curial for citizen engagement of SDI! ❖ Make a open ecosystem relied on data, tools, services and policies