The Amsterdam Museum is making its collection of 90,000 objects openly accessible through open data to benefit the people of Amsterdam and encourage research, sharing of knowledge and innovation. By opening its data and making access easy, the museum aims to stimulate reuse that can enrich the collection when placed in new contexts.

1. Collections open!
Amsterdam Museum
and Open Data
Dr. Judith van Gent
Alles offen, alles frei. Open Data in Kultureinrichtungen
June 13th 2014, Wien Museum

5. 90.000 objects

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16. Collection should be accessible to the
owners: the people of Amsterdam

17. Collection accessible for
research

18. Stimulate sharing knowledge
and innovation

19. Enrichment by data in interesting
contexts

21. Stimulate re-use and make accessing
data easy

30. Ontwerp: Jam Tekenaars. In opdracht van Europeana voor 'The Problem of the
Yellow Milkmaid. A Business Model Perspective on Open Metadata'.
Auteurs: Harry Verwayen (Europeana), Martijn Arnoldus (Kennisland) en Peter B.
Kaufman (Intelligent Television). Beschikbaar
via http://pro.europeana.eu/web/guest/yellow-milkmaid.

31. Ontwerp: Jam Tekenaars. In opdracht van Europeana voor 'The Problem of the
Yellow Milkmaid. A Business Model Perspective on Open Metadata'.
Auteurs: Harry Verwayen (Europeana), Martijn Arnoldus (Kennisland) en Peter B.
Kaufman (Intelligent Television). Beschikbaar
via http://pro.europeana.eu/web/guest/yellow-milkmaid.

34. j.vangent@amsterdammuseum.nl
http://www.linkedin.com/in/judithvangent
http://www.amsterdammuseum.nl/
open-data