Two's a Crowd: Jerry Clough @ Open Addresses SymposiumtheODI
The document summarizes the experience of crowdsourcing addresses in OpenStreetMap in the UK. Primary data collection is done through bicycle or foot surveys of 250-1000 addresses per hour. Address data in OSM provides the largest openly licensed geolocated address dataset for the UK, though coverage remains patchy. While a small dedicated group contributes address data, growing the community and number of contributors remains a challenge. Various tools have been created to help with address mapping and quality assurance.
Gavin Starks, CEO of theODI.org, discusses the growing importance of open data and how it is changing politics, business, and society by reflecting a cultural shift towards more openness. Open data initiatives are driving innovation in areas like smart cities and are creating economic growth opportunities for startups and large companies. Open data also allows for improved transparency and rebuilding of trust between citizens and institutions.
Cartagena Data Festival – Gavin Starks keynote ODI 2015-04theODI
This document discusses how open data reflects a cultural shift towards more open and collaborative societies. It notes that open data is not just a change in organizations and governments, but represents greater transparency. It then provides several examples of large-scale open data and collaboration initiatives across technology, science, business and society that have involved millions of people worldwide. These include Wikipedia, Linux, WordPress, GitHub, blockchain technologies, and more. The document advocates applying open data principles to support achieving global sustainable development goals.
The data of democracy and what we can learn from thirty thousand Poles standing in a field.
Anthony Zacharzewski, founder of the Democratic Society, talks about the interface between open data and democratic decision-making, and what we can learn from thirty thousand Poles standing in a field.
The document provides an overview of the Open Data Institute (ODI) and its global network, innovation unit, and core operations. The ODI has a global network of members and trainers in open data, an innovation unit that provides services, research, and tools to support open data projects, and a core team that manages strategy, culture, and other operations. It is headquartered in London with 40 full-time employees and has 20 operational franchises in 13 countries.
How can Open Data Revolutionise your Rail Travel?theODI
Friday Lunchtime Lectures at the Open Data Institute. For our fourth lecture... How can open data revolutionise your rail travel? The release of open data on public transport over the last year has laid bare the the secrets of cheap fares, true timekeeping records and the best alternative routes the official journey planners don't tell you. Jonathan Raper, digital geographer and founder of Placr, will draw back the curtain on this new era and reveal how you can make the most of it.
Digital Utopias – ODI Open Data workshop – Julie Freeman – 2015-01theODI
The document discusses open data and introduces key concepts. It defines open data as data that is freely available for anyone to use for any purpose. Open data principles are explored along with challenges around personal and anonymized data. Case studies are presented on how open data has enabled transparency, enhanced society, created new revenue streams, improved services and more. The session aims to provide a foundation on open data principles and examples of its usage.
Two's a Crowd: Jerry Clough @ Open Addresses SymposiumtheODI
The document summarizes the experience of crowdsourcing addresses in OpenStreetMap in the UK. Primary data collection is done through bicycle or foot surveys of 250-1000 addresses per hour. Address data in OSM provides the largest openly licensed geolocated address dataset for the UK, though coverage remains patchy. While a small dedicated group contributes address data, growing the community and number of contributors remains a challenge. Various tools have been created to help with address mapping and quality assurance.
Gavin Starks, CEO of theODI.org, discusses the growing importance of open data and how it is changing politics, business, and society by reflecting a cultural shift towards more openness. Open data initiatives are driving innovation in areas like smart cities and are creating economic growth opportunities for startups and large companies. Open data also allows for improved transparency and rebuilding of trust between citizens and institutions.
Cartagena Data Festival – Gavin Starks keynote ODI 2015-04theODI
This document discusses how open data reflects a cultural shift towards more open and collaborative societies. It notes that open data is not just a change in organizations and governments, but represents greater transparency. It then provides several examples of large-scale open data and collaboration initiatives across technology, science, business and society that have involved millions of people worldwide. These include Wikipedia, Linux, WordPress, GitHub, blockchain technologies, and more. The document advocates applying open data principles to support achieving global sustainable development goals.
The data of democracy and what we can learn from thirty thousand Poles standing in a field.
Anthony Zacharzewski, founder of the Democratic Society, talks about the interface between open data and democratic decision-making, and what we can learn from thirty thousand Poles standing in a field.
The document provides an overview of the Open Data Institute (ODI) and its global network, innovation unit, and core operations. The ODI has a global network of members and trainers in open data, an innovation unit that provides services, research, and tools to support open data projects, and a core team that manages strategy, culture, and other operations. It is headquartered in London with 40 full-time employees and has 20 operational franchises in 13 countries.
How can Open Data Revolutionise your Rail Travel?theODI
Friday Lunchtime Lectures at the Open Data Institute. For our fourth lecture... How can open data revolutionise your rail travel? The release of open data on public transport over the last year has laid bare the the secrets of cheap fares, true timekeeping records and the best alternative routes the official journey planners don't tell you. Jonathan Raper, digital geographer and founder of Placr, will draw back the curtain on this new era and reveal how you can make the most of it.
Digital Utopias – ODI Open Data workshop – Julie Freeman – 2015-01theODI
The document discusses open data and introduces key concepts. It defines open data as data that is freely available for anyone to use for any purpose. Open data principles are explored along with challenges around personal and anonymized data. Case studies are presented on how open data has enabled transparency, enhanced society, created new revenue streams, improved services and more. The session aims to provide a foundation on open data principles and examples of its usage.
ODI London Sport event presentation 2016-02-03theODI
1) The document discusses the Open Data Institute (ODI) and its mission to unlock trillions through connecting data across countries, companies, and people to build a web of machine-readable data.
2) It highlights some of ODI's programs like challenges and incubators that help startups innovate with open data and notes successes like its transport platform with 1,800 developers.
3) It argues that open data reflects a cultural shift to a more open, networked society and that the ODI connects, equips and inspires people around the world to innovate with data.
The document summarizes several projects conducted by the Open Data Institute (ODI) to analyze large datasets and create visualizations and tools. It discusses projects involving health data, financial data, government procurement data, smart city data, and an open data readiness index. The projects convened domain experts, analyzed millions of records from public and anonymized sources, and created tools with national and international reach that provide insights and opportunities for further development.
The Open Data Institute (ODI) connects commercial, non-commercial, and government actors to address global challenges through the use of open data and a robust data infrastructure. The ODI works with sectors to identify how the web of data can impact businesses and the economy. It inspires innovation through various programs including training, startup acceleration, research, and events. The goal is to build a strong data infrastructure that enables open innovation on a global scale.
The document discusses legislation as data and linked data. It notes that legislation contains structured data like definitions, changes, duties, and offenses that can be represented semantically using URIs, RDF, and linked data principles. This allows different pieces of legislation and related concepts and facts to be linked together to enable new types of analyses. For example, it could link changes to legislation to conviction rate statistics. Representing legislation as linked open data follows the model of open source software and could create a new "impossible public good" by openly sharing high-quality legal information.
Ons households july 17 addressing ac mjonsaddresses
This document discusses building an address index for the 2021 UK census and beyond. It outlines the challenges of addressing, including that addresses are complicated and change frequently, making quality difficult to check. It also notes that communals are particularly challenging. The emerging strategy involves building on existing address lists but improving quality through techniques like probabilistic modeling of address attributes and linking addresses to other administrative data. The goal is to create a high quality address register to support various government statistical operations and surveys.
The document discusses building an address register for the 2021 UK Census and beyond. It notes that while there is an excellent starting point from the 2011 Census, addresses are complicated and change frequently. The key challenges include errors in high priority areas, difficulty extracting the correct addresses, challenges with communal establishments, and complex address matching. The emerging strategy involves linking multiple data sources, field checking, testing, and building a probabilistic register to improve quality and inform census operations. The goal is to establish a long-term Government Address Register Service.
Although definitions have changed, the concept of households have always been fundamental to the census and social statistics in the UK. The increasing move to the use of administrative data and other sources brings obvious opportunities - but also challenges in defining households. This event will provide an opportunity to discuss the issues and help inform ONS's future research in this area. It will be of interest to anyone who uses or cares about household statistics or is interested in the future of the statistical system.
The GSSI initiative provides annual address and spatial feature updates through a partnership program. The partnership program allows tribal, state, county, and local governments to exchange address and spatial data with the Census Bureau. As of February 2014, 247 partners had provided address lists and street centerlines to the Census Bureau. The Census Bureau uses the partner data to update the Master Address File and TIGER/Line files through an interactive review process. The American Community Survey produces annual population and housing characteristic estimates for small areas and groups. Census data products like TIGER/Line files and American FactFinder are available on the Census Bureau website.
The document summarizes a draft United States address data standard being submitted to the Federal Geographic Data Committee. The standard was developed through a collaborative process and provides guidelines for address element definitions, address classes, quality assurance testing, and data exchange formats. Implementing the standard will help facilitate consistent address data management and sharing across organizations.
Efficiently Connecting Address, Property, and POI DataPrecisely
Location data is everywhere – but with millions of data points, how do you confidently keep track of it all and ensure you are learning everything you can from it?
Geographic data experts know that everything is related, but near things are more related than distant things. Address, property, and points of interest (POI) data can help you uncover how specific locations are related and turn that information into actionable insight.
View this on-demand webinar to explore leveraging a unique identifier to uncover links between address, property, and points of interest data. See how a unique identifier can streamline analytic processes, facilitate data management, and produce results with higher accuracy.
During this webinar, you will learn more on how to:
• Leverage a unique identifier for faster and more confident analytics
• Link multiple datasets together efficiently with the PreciselyID
• Connect address, property, and POI information for detailed insight at a specific location
Adopting addressbase-premium in the energy sectorJonathan Clark
This briefing document has been created to help energy suppliers who are considering adopting AddressBase Premium. It will inform stakeholders on why better address management is important, why AddressBase Premium should be considered and how other organisations implement it. Finally, it summarises the key benefits of adopting AddressBase Premium and provides guidance on what to do next.
Infogroup is a leading provider of business and residential data. They compile their databases from hundreds of public sources and make over 90,000 phone calls daily to verify accuracy. Infogroup's databases contain over 24 million U.S. businesses and 235 million U.S. consumers. Their data changes rapidly, with approximately 80% of business data changing annually. Infogroup emphasizes coverage, accuracy, and recency in their geocoded data sets to help customers make informed decisions.
Global B2B Contacts is a leading provider of quality Business to Business and Information Technology mailing, email and telemarketing lists.
info@globalb2bcontacts.com
http://www.globalb2bcontacts.com
Our mission is to create successful business relationships built on trust. This requires providing you with not only inexpensive solutions but high-quality marketing campaigns as well.
info@globalb2bcontacts.com
http://www.globalb2bcontacts.com
Singapore international robo expo attendees email list 01 02 nov 2018Global B2B Contacts LLC
Multi-Channel Marketing has emerged as a powerful strategy for customer development and relationship management. Multi-Channelmarketing a new Revolution in Sales.
info@globalb2bcontacts.com
http://www.globalb2bcontacts.com
DCLG Statistics User Engagement Day - House Building and SupplyDCLGStats
The document provides an overview of a team that produces housing statistics and publications. It discusses their recent publications, future publications, and gets feedback from users on key areas. The team produces statistics on house building, net housing supply, dwelling stock estimates, and household projections. Recent publications include quarterly house building statistics and annual net supply and dwelling stock estimates. Future publications will include housing market indicators and updated household projections. The team seeks feedback on which publications are used, how to make them easier to use, what additional analysis would be helpful, and what is good and bad about how they currently present data.
Multi-Channel Marketing has emerged as a powerful strategy for customer development and relationship management. Multi-Channelmarketing a new Revolution in Sales.
info@globalb2bcontacts.com
http://www.globalb2bcontacts.com
Further Details
Contact us: https://globalb2bcontacts.com/need-of-email-database-for-insightful-marketing.html
Directors at Public Interest Registry, Lauren Price & Ulrich Retzlaff give us a general overview of the changing domain name industry and how you can benefit.
From Call Center to Field: Improving the Customer Experience with Location In...Precisely
Struggling to accurately determine what services are available for new and existing customers?
Working hard to share network and customer location information across your organization to inform planning?
Need to increase Customer Satisfaction?
With the amount of data available being continuously collected, and the need for this data to be shared and actionable across the organization, businesses must have a strategy in place to capitalize on the insight and value of these assets.
View this on-demand webinar to explore industry best practices which help the Communication Service Provider (CSP) quickly, accurately, and efficiently determine what services are available to whom, where marketing and network investments should be made, and how to best share this information in a seamless, efficient manner.
During this webinar you will learn how to:
• Increase customer satisfaction from day 1 – including qualification, installation, billing, and servicing
• Identify new customer acquisition and existing customer upsell prospects
• Deliver foundational location insight across the organization
ODI London Sport event presentation 2016-02-03theODI
1) The document discusses the Open Data Institute (ODI) and its mission to unlock trillions through connecting data across countries, companies, and people to build a web of machine-readable data.
2) It highlights some of ODI's programs like challenges and incubators that help startups innovate with open data and notes successes like its transport platform with 1,800 developers.
3) It argues that open data reflects a cultural shift to a more open, networked society and that the ODI connects, equips and inspires people around the world to innovate with data.
The document summarizes several projects conducted by the Open Data Institute (ODI) to analyze large datasets and create visualizations and tools. It discusses projects involving health data, financial data, government procurement data, smart city data, and an open data readiness index. The projects convened domain experts, analyzed millions of records from public and anonymized sources, and created tools with national and international reach that provide insights and opportunities for further development.
The Open Data Institute (ODI) connects commercial, non-commercial, and government actors to address global challenges through the use of open data and a robust data infrastructure. The ODI works with sectors to identify how the web of data can impact businesses and the economy. It inspires innovation through various programs including training, startup acceleration, research, and events. The goal is to build a strong data infrastructure that enables open innovation on a global scale.
The document discusses legislation as data and linked data. It notes that legislation contains structured data like definitions, changes, duties, and offenses that can be represented semantically using URIs, RDF, and linked data principles. This allows different pieces of legislation and related concepts and facts to be linked together to enable new types of analyses. For example, it could link changes to legislation to conviction rate statistics. Representing legislation as linked open data follows the model of open source software and could create a new "impossible public good" by openly sharing high-quality legal information.
Ons households july 17 addressing ac mjonsaddresses
This document discusses building an address index for the 2021 UK census and beyond. It outlines the challenges of addressing, including that addresses are complicated and change frequently, making quality difficult to check. It also notes that communals are particularly challenging. The emerging strategy involves building on existing address lists but improving quality through techniques like probabilistic modeling of address attributes and linking addresses to other administrative data. The goal is to create a high quality address register to support various government statistical operations and surveys.
The document discusses building an address register for the 2021 UK Census and beyond. It notes that while there is an excellent starting point from the 2011 Census, addresses are complicated and change frequently. The key challenges include errors in high priority areas, difficulty extracting the correct addresses, challenges with communal establishments, and complex address matching. The emerging strategy involves linking multiple data sources, field checking, testing, and building a probabilistic register to improve quality and inform census operations. The goal is to establish a long-term Government Address Register Service.
Although definitions have changed, the concept of households have always been fundamental to the census and social statistics in the UK. The increasing move to the use of administrative data and other sources brings obvious opportunities - but also challenges in defining households. This event will provide an opportunity to discuss the issues and help inform ONS's future research in this area. It will be of interest to anyone who uses or cares about household statistics or is interested in the future of the statistical system.
The GSSI initiative provides annual address and spatial feature updates through a partnership program. The partnership program allows tribal, state, county, and local governments to exchange address and spatial data with the Census Bureau. As of February 2014, 247 partners had provided address lists and street centerlines to the Census Bureau. The Census Bureau uses the partner data to update the Master Address File and TIGER/Line files through an interactive review process. The American Community Survey produces annual population and housing characteristic estimates for small areas and groups. Census data products like TIGER/Line files and American FactFinder are available on the Census Bureau website.
The document summarizes a draft United States address data standard being submitted to the Federal Geographic Data Committee. The standard was developed through a collaborative process and provides guidelines for address element definitions, address classes, quality assurance testing, and data exchange formats. Implementing the standard will help facilitate consistent address data management and sharing across organizations.
Efficiently Connecting Address, Property, and POI DataPrecisely
Location data is everywhere – but with millions of data points, how do you confidently keep track of it all and ensure you are learning everything you can from it?
Geographic data experts know that everything is related, but near things are more related than distant things. Address, property, and points of interest (POI) data can help you uncover how specific locations are related and turn that information into actionable insight.
View this on-demand webinar to explore leveraging a unique identifier to uncover links between address, property, and points of interest data. See how a unique identifier can streamline analytic processes, facilitate data management, and produce results with higher accuracy.
During this webinar, you will learn more on how to:
• Leverage a unique identifier for faster and more confident analytics
• Link multiple datasets together efficiently with the PreciselyID
• Connect address, property, and POI information for detailed insight at a specific location
Adopting addressbase-premium in the energy sectorJonathan Clark
This briefing document has been created to help energy suppliers who are considering adopting AddressBase Premium. It will inform stakeholders on why better address management is important, why AddressBase Premium should be considered and how other organisations implement it. Finally, it summarises the key benefits of adopting AddressBase Premium and provides guidance on what to do next.
Infogroup is a leading provider of business and residential data. They compile their databases from hundreds of public sources and make over 90,000 phone calls daily to verify accuracy. Infogroup's databases contain over 24 million U.S. businesses and 235 million U.S. consumers. Their data changes rapidly, with approximately 80% of business data changing annually. Infogroup emphasizes coverage, accuracy, and recency in their geocoded data sets to help customers make informed decisions.
Global B2B Contacts is a leading provider of quality Business to Business and Information Technology mailing, email and telemarketing lists.
info@globalb2bcontacts.com
http://www.globalb2bcontacts.com
Our mission is to create successful business relationships built on trust. This requires providing you with not only inexpensive solutions but high-quality marketing campaigns as well.
info@globalb2bcontacts.com
http://www.globalb2bcontacts.com
Singapore international robo expo attendees email list 01 02 nov 2018Global B2B Contacts LLC
Multi-Channel Marketing has emerged as a powerful strategy for customer development and relationship management. Multi-Channelmarketing a new Revolution in Sales.
info@globalb2bcontacts.com
http://www.globalb2bcontacts.com
DCLG Statistics User Engagement Day - House Building and SupplyDCLGStats
The document provides an overview of a team that produces housing statistics and publications. It discusses their recent publications, future publications, and gets feedback from users on key areas. The team produces statistics on house building, net housing supply, dwelling stock estimates, and household projections. Recent publications include quarterly house building statistics and annual net supply and dwelling stock estimates. Future publications will include housing market indicators and updated household projections. The team seeks feedback on which publications are used, how to make them easier to use, what additional analysis would be helpful, and what is good and bad about how they currently present data.
Multi-Channel Marketing has emerged as a powerful strategy for customer development and relationship management. Multi-Channelmarketing a new Revolution in Sales.
info@globalb2bcontacts.com
http://www.globalb2bcontacts.com
Further Details
Contact us: https://globalb2bcontacts.com/need-of-email-database-for-insightful-marketing.html
Directors at Public Interest Registry, Lauren Price & Ulrich Retzlaff give us a general overview of the changing domain name industry and how you can benefit.
From Call Center to Field: Improving the Customer Experience with Location In...Precisely
Struggling to accurately determine what services are available for new and existing customers?
Working hard to share network and customer location information across your organization to inform planning?
Need to increase Customer Satisfaction?
With the amount of data available being continuously collected, and the need for this data to be shared and actionable across the organization, businesses must have a strategy in place to capitalize on the insight and value of these assets.
View this on-demand webinar to explore industry best practices which help the Communication Service Provider (CSP) quickly, accurately, and efficiently determine what services are available to whom, where marketing and network investments should be made, and how to best share this information in a seamless, efficient manner.
During this webinar you will learn how to:
• Increase customer satisfaction from day 1 – including qualification, installation, billing, and servicing
• Identify new customer acquisition and existing customer upsell prospects
• Deliver foundational location insight across the organization
International linemans rodeo & expo attendees email list 10 13 oct 2018Global B2B Contacts LLC
Over the years, we have earned the most valued trust and respect from hundreds of our clients who have expressed their utter satisfaction after availing our products & services. Through our wide range of solutions we proudly claim to deliver some of the best quality services worldwide.
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http://www.globalb2bcontacts.com/Technology-email-lists.html
Global B2B Contacts is a leading provider of quality Business to Business and Information Technology mailing, email and telemarketing lists.
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http://globalb2bcontacts.com/cfo-mailing-lists.html
Presentation by Karen Pollard, CEcD, EDP on local economic development to the New Hampshire Commercial Investment Board of Realtors & Affiliates at the Quarterly Meeting held in Portsmouth, NH on June 10, 2011.
Global B2B Contacts LLC is a company that provides targeted mailing lists and databases for B2B marketing. They gather information from various sources to build comprehensive databases containing contact information for professionals in industries like tools and manufacturing. Their services include email appending and lists focused on titles like IT executives. They ensure high data accuracy and provide sample records for clients to review before purchasing a full list.
Similar to Address Frame Requirements: Alistair Calder , Office for National Statistics (20)
2015 ODI Summit — Embracing Generation Open & Network Thinking — Gavin StarkstheODI
Over 700 people came to the ODI Summit from around the world to celebrate Generation Open — the innovators and entrepreneurs, citizens and customers, students and parents who embrace network thinking.
Gavin Starks, CEO of the Open Data Institute, presented on Embracing Generation Open & Network Thinking.
About the ODI slides + notes for potential investors theODI
v2015-09-17
An overview of the ODI's vision, team, progress and ambition in slide and notes format, for use by any potential grant or project investors, or by those interested in the ODI and its plans.
Digital Utopias, Hull, UK 2015-01 – Overview of Open DatatheODI
1) The document discusses the Open Data Institute (ODI), an organization that promotes open data. It provides examples of projects where the ODI convened experts to analyze large datasets and produce insights that had national and international impact.
2) The ODI aims to demonstrate how open data can generate social, environmental, and economic benefits. It does this through strategic projects, applied research, and helping startups.
3) The ODI has a global network of members, trainers, and franchises that work to promote open data and its potential impacts across different sectors.
Open Data & ODI Overview 2014-11 (long version)theODI
This document discusses how open data can help address global challenges like sustaining the world's population. It outlines the importance of social, environmental, and economic open data. Open data can drive transparency, innovation, and efficiency. The Open Data Institute (ODI) works to build the global open data sector through training, standards, tools, and applying research to generate real-world impact from open data.
ODI Nodes connect organizations that support open data projects and people. There are different types of Nodes - Country Nodes work closely with government, City or Region Nodes deliver projects and research, and Communications Nodes share use cases around the world. To become an ODI Node, an organization must adopt the ODI charter, license the ODI Node brand, and be listed in the ODI Node registry. Nodes commit to supporting open data in their local communities.
The document discusses the mission and activities of the Open Data Institute (ODI). The ODI aims to catalyze open data culture to create economic, environmental, and social value. It does this through standards, research, training, incubation and other services. The ODI has received public and philanthropic funding and has trained leaders, incubated startups, run courses and events, and identified savings for the UK health service through its work.
A story of new climate data & old polar archives with Tony WhitetheODI
Tony White’s new novel Shackleton’s Man Goes South is published by the Science Museum as their Atmosphere commission 2013. The novel was inspired by Tony’s discovery in the archives of a little known science fiction story written in Antarctica in 1911 by Captain Scott’s surviving meteorologist George Clarke Simpson.
Novelist Tony White gave a short reading from Shackleton’s Man Goes South, and explains how he used contemporary climate data and old polar archives to tell a new kind of climate change story.
The Open Data Institute's mission is to catalyze the evolution of open data culture to create economic, environmental, and social value. It works with governments, companies and researchers around the world to make data more open and usable. The Open Data Institute holds events and runs programs to promote innovation with open data.
This document discusses open data and the Open Data Institute (ODI). It provides background on open data initiatives in dozens of countries and cities. It then discusses the ODI's mission to catalyze open data culture to create economic, environmental, and social value through standards, training, research, and helping unlock supply and demand for open data. It provides details on the ODI leadership team and highlights of its growth in funding since beginning operations in October 2012.
How to create more value from government open datatheODI
Has most of government data released openly so far been flytipping, little used and of little value? David Mitton, of ListPoint, will discuss how more value from government data can be realised. Using the national police database as a case study, he will examine how this data was made more widely usable and how IT implementation costs were reduced by 20%, just by surfacing and mapping the data standards.
Business considerations for privacy and open data: how not to get caught outtheODI
When all around you seems to be going "open", what should you know and bear in mind to avoid a privacy debacle. Unless your data is solely about inanimate objects, there will be privacy considerations for your business or organisation. Done properly, suitable consideration may be trivial; done badly, it can be catastrophic, and hindsight is always better when the stories are about a different organisation.With kittens and hopefully some humour, Sam Smith of Privacy International covers how your organisation can avoid a future audience laughing (uncomfortably) at the privacy choices you should have made for your users, your customers and citizens.
The business of Open Data, where's the benefit?theODI
The business of Open Data: where's the benefit? 8, February 2013 The passion and excitement around Open Data is palpable across many sectors but what are the benefits and value for business? Jeni Tennison, Technical Director at the Open Data Institute, discussed business models that support publishing open data and what further work is required.
Friday Lunchtime Lectures at the Open Data Institute. For our second lecture... Big Data Comes to the NHS The NHS has been challenged to make £20 billion in efficiency savings by 2015. £10 billion a year are spent by the NHS on essential drugs. Often, there’s a choice between a cheap generic medication, or an expensive branded one, so reducing prescribing variation is a priority as a painless way to save money. Big Data specialists, Francine Bennett and Bruce Durling from Mastodon C took us on a journey through their work on Prescribing Analytics and showed how they identified £200m potential savings using 40 million rows of open data from the NHS.
Introducing Friday Lunchtime Lectures at the Open Data Institute. 11 January 2013 For our first lecture... Curators of the ODI Data as Culture art commission, TED Senior Fellow, Julie Freeman, and MzTEK co-founder, Sophie McDonald, will provide a background of the data-driven art movement, why this commission is so timely, and take you on a tour of the art works installed at the ODI offices.
Getting to grips with the National Pupil Database; personal data in an open d...theODI
This document summarizes a presentation about the National Pupil Database (NPD) in the UK and issues around opening its personal student data. It notes that while the NPD was created to collect school-level data, it now contains increasing amounts of personal information on students without their consent. There are concerns that further opening this data could allow re-identification of individuals, especially when combined with other available data sources, compromising student privacy. The presentation argues that personal data and open data require different approaches to protect individuals.
The document discusses open data and the Open Data Institute (ODI). It provides examples of open data success like Google, Wikipedia, and websites. It defines open data as making data available to create new uses, markets, and value while improving quality and lowering costs. An example is shown where open prescribing data in the UK could save over £1.5 billion. The ODI mission is outlined as catalyzing open data culture to create economic, environmental, and social value. It works to unlock supply and demand of data through various programs and training.
The document discusses the BBC archive development and building the digital public space. It talks about digitizing the BBC archive, which includes more than just TV content. It also discusses working with partners, addressing big questions around topics like digitization, technology, and rights. The overall goal is to make the BBC archive accessible to more people through an open data approach.
Discover the cutting-edge telemetry solution implemented for Alan Wake 2 by Remedy Entertainment in collaboration with AWS. This comprehensive presentation dives into our objectives, detailing how we utilized advanced analytics to drive gameplay improvements and player engagement.
Key highlights include:
Primary Goals: Implementing gameplay and technical telemetry to capture detailed player behavior and game performance data, fostering data-driven decision-making.
Tech Stack: Leveraging AWS services such as EKS for hosting, WAF for security, Karpenter for instance optimization, S3 for data storage, and OpenTelemetry Collector for data collection. EventBridge and Lambda were used for data compression, while Glue ETL and Athena facilitated data transformation and preparation.
Data Utilization: Transforming raw data into actionable insights with technologies like Glue ETL (PySpark scripts), Glue Crawler, and Athena, culminating in detailed visualizations with Tableau.
Achievements: Successfully managing 700 million to 1 billion events per month at a cost-effective rate, with significant savings compared to commercial solutions. This approach has enabled simplified scaling and substantial improvements in game design, reducing player churn through targeted adjustments.
Community Engagement: Enhanced ability to engage with player communities by leveraging precise data insights, despite having a small community management team.
This presentation is an invaluable resource for professionals in game development, data analytics, and cloud computing, offering insights into how telemetry and analytics can revolutionize player experience and game performance optimization.
06-20-2024-AI Camp Meetup-Unstructured Data and Vector DatabasesTimothy Spann
Tech Talk: Unstructured Data and Vector Databases
Speaker: Tim Spann (Zilliz)
Abstract: In this session, I will discuss the unstructured data and the world of vector databases, we will see how they different from traditional databases. In which cases you need one and in which you probably don’t. I will also go over Similarity Search, where do you get vectors from and an example of a Vector Database Architecture. Wrapping up with an overview of Milvus.
Introduction
Unstructured data, vector databases, traditional databases, similarity search
Vectors
Where, What, How, Why Vectors? We’ll cover a Vector Database Architecture
Introducing Milvus
What drives Milvus' Emergence as the most widely adopted vector database
Hi Unstructured Data Friends!
I hope this video had all the unstructured data processing, AI and Vector Database demo you needed for now. If not, there’s a ton more linked below.
My source code is available here
https://github.com/tspannhw/
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PyData London 2024: Mistakes were made (Dr. Rebecca Bilbro)Rebecca Bilbro
To honor ten years of PyData London, join Dr. Rebecca Bilbro as she takes us back in time to reflect on a little over ten years working as a data scientist. One of the many renegade PhDs who joined the fledgling field of data science of the 2010's, Rebecca will share lessons learned the hard way, often from watching data science projects go sideways and learning to fix broken things. Through the lens of these canon events, she'll identify some of the anti-patterns and red flags she's learned to steer around.
3. Address Register – Census 2011
PAF
AL2
VOA
Residential address list
RULES CLERICAL
Communal address list
NLPG
Very good Just about good enough
4. Future .....
• An address frame suitable for Census 2021
but also ... social surveys, business surveys, Admin
Data Programme - & Government Statistical Service
• Maximise the use of existing datasets
(National Address Gazetteer, Open data ???)
• NOT ONLY A MAILING LIST
• A probabilistic frame for linking other sources
5. The ‘new’ NAG
PAF
AL2
VOA
Residential address list
RULES
NLPG
Residential address list
PAF
AL2
VOA
RULES
NLPG
Communal address list
2011 Census Address Register National Address Gazetteer
Additional CE sources
6. An integrated address frame
12 High St R Etc
.........
13 High St CE CE Id
14 High St R
15 High St R B CE Link to Business Register CE Id
16 High St B Link to Business Register
17 High St R
21A High St R
21B High St R
21/1 High St R
21/2 High St R
(Residential, Business and Communal addresses coded to a single spine)
7. A probabilistic address frame
Probability of
• Existence of address
• type - HH/B/CE
• HH Size / structure
• Change / churn
• Hard to countness / category
• (multivariate >> categorisation
• Eg possible holiday home, carehome, student
accommodation
Address
Register
HH
Structure
2011
Census
HH structure,
churn, names
Activity data
Energy, utilities,
broadband, health,
house sales
Admin data
HH structure, churn,
names, house
prices, phone
numbers
Other
Shape / pattern
recognition
Survey paradata
Geoplace
And other CE
sources
CE
New definition / schema
Inform field planning / targetting
Intelligent stratification
Prioritise follow up (address level)
Inform estimation & modelling
B
Business Reg
Business structure,
type, churn
Conceptually – all subject to ethical and privacy discussion !
8. And some other stuff ...
• Proper use of GI / aerial photography etc
(QA / automatic change detection etc)
• OS portal / API – for field / public QA
• Self linking to address-list ???
• Wiki / crowd sourcing for CEs etc
• Opendata – CEs & attributes (linked to national frame)
definitely
but residential & business lists – really ??
9. Complete
Correctly coded
Communals
Accessible
Used
Definitive
Complete
Correctly coded
Communals
Accessible
Used
Definitive
What I care about
Open
data
‘NAG’
OS
A single, maintained, funded
national list should be part of
the national digital
infrastructure
Very supportive of open data
for communals and
attribution of addresses – but
there should
only be one national address
list – a competing open data
list has potential to lead to 2
classes of citizens and add
inefficiency and confusion –
could take us backwards
when we were getting so
close