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Today, more and more information is available at hand and it is more and more difficult to process and interpret all this data. At Datachart, we believe that the first step to use data is to be able to visualize it. We think that if we can get a clear view of a set of data through charts, we can easily derive a first interpretation. With Datachart, we present a tool to generate a visual interpretation of public data found on data.gov.be, comment it and publish it on social media. The platform is simple to implement, simple to use, reduces complexity of data interpretation and could completely change citizen use of public data.
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De burgers kunnen via ‘espace [plus] publique’ plekken zoeken (op thema of nabijheid of waardering). Zij kunnen hun ervaring of waardering geven door middel van sterren (en commentaar). Een koppeling met sociale netwerksites laat toe om te kijken welke plekken jouw vrienden leuk vinden.
‘espace [plus] publique’ is zowel handig voor nieuwkomers (mensen die verhuizen of toeristen) als voor habitués die hiermee hun eigen dorp/gemeente/stad opnieuw kunnen ontdekken.
De app is haalbaar doordat er gebruik wordt gemaakt van bestaande technologieën (3G, Wifi en GPS). Het sociale (en interactieve) zit hem in het feit dat iedereen plekken kan toevoegen en beoordelen.
De grote meerwaarde van de app zit hem in het onderwerp: de publieke ruimte. Dit is de ruimte die voor iedereen toegankelijk is. België telt ontelbare kwalitatieve plekken in de publieke ruimte. Vaak zijn er pareltjes vlakbij onze woning en weten we dit niet. ‘espace [plus] publique’ is een hulpmiddel om deze plekken te etaleren en te ontdekken. Op die manier wordt de ruimte plus publique.
Road quality measurement
Deze app gaat door middel van mobiele apparaten(kan met zowel GSM's als tablets) na hoe goed het met de staat van de wegen gesteld is. Dit gebeurt doormiddel van de accelerometer waarbij universitaire onderzoeken aangetoond hebben dat deze techniek haalbaar lijkt.
Wheelshare
This app points out all the wheelchair accessible places and gives you the possibility to make appointments with friends from social networks ex. Facebook.
TagTagCity
TagTagCity is an open platform allowing cities & location owners to go Social Local & Mobile (SOLOMO), creating in less than five minutes and with no particular IT skills a multi-platform compatible mobile website. TagTagCity's technologies aggregate web-based information to generate points of interest and transform them into TagTagCity customers.
TagTagCity is a local search engine that geolocalizes cultural, touristic and interactive content. This contact can be bookmarked from the web, a mobile device or even the real world thanks to intelligent stickers (physical tags with Qr Code & NFC).
ADVANTAGES:
•For cities: our ambition is to provide the broadest possible platform allowing cities to promote their most attractive (un)known locations. The platform shows, via Google Maps, every single location that is part of TagTagCity's ecosystem. It will become a powerful marketing tool for the city to attract visitors and tourists. It will become the platform to provide different city services to the citizens, in turn becoming an active contributor to the Smart Cities movement.
•For locations: having a mobile website gives locations the ability to share multimedia information at a very low cost. Location owners are able to edit their location information in real-time. TagTagCity provides location owner statistics of who visited their location. The platform allows couponing towards the users.
•For users: city visitors can easily receive multi-media content about the locations on their mobile devices or get it through TagTagCity's fixed web. This can be done in real-time through mobile data or WiFi when available. The user will keep a history of his visited and favourite places.
Enabled for Disabled
The number 1 problem people with disabilities face while going out is finding an accessible restroom. I want to map all wheelchair friendly restroom so people with disabilities can discover new locations without having to worry about finding restrooms.
MyIdentityVault
Een beveiligde website waarmee een geregistreerd natuurlijk persoon zijn identiteitsgegevens verder kan beheren, uitbreiden of verwijderen nadat de initiële informatie is aangemaakt door de te vertrouwen autoriteit.
Reiswijzer
Reiswijzer is een handige app waarmee je niet alleen je reis kan voorbereiden maar ook ter plaatse informatie kan raadplegen indien nodig.
Concreet gebruikt de app data van de federale overheidsdienst buitenlandse zaken, meer specifiek:
-reisadvies
-vereiste reisdocumenten
-gegevens Belgische ambassade ter plaatse.
-gezondheidsinfo.
Deze gegevens kunnen per land worden geraadpleegd.
Er is ook de mogelijkheid om recente belangrijke gebeurtenissen in het buitenland te melden via "alerts".(bijvoorbeeld incidenten, natuurrampen enz). Voor je vertrek kan je dit dus best even volgen. Ook kan de FOD Buitenlandse zaken Belgen in het buitenland waarschuwen door een bericht via alerts te sturen.
Een extra tool is de persoonlijke checklist. Een overzichtje van je 'to-do' lijstje dat je kan afvinken indien in orde. (bijvoorbeeld: reispas aanvragen, inentingen in orde...).
Besluit: vertrek goed voorbereid op reis, indien zich er een onvoorziene omstandigheid voor doet in het buitenland dan kan je in een knip de nodige gegevens opvragen via de reiswijzer!
LifeManager
“LifeManager” is meant to be a multilingual worldwide social website mixing two concepts: an online agenda to share any type of events and a meeting/dating application. The app will be intended mainly to individuals as final users but also to any private or public institutions which will intent to share events to a mass & eclectic audience. The database will be fed in a very structured and standard way by users, the LifeManager crew and events of all sorts will be also advertised by partners (private & public institutions). Overall, the application will enable each of everyone to create his agenda " à la carte" and to meet each other in the most optimal circumstances. The goal is for the users to have the opportunity to discover most favourites events but also to find the best mate(s) at the best time in the best place in order to create &/or consolidate friendships & relationships. Although the application will be meant to be primarily used on computers, it will be compatible with mobile platforms.
G-app
Is uw gemeente gezond, of heeft de burgemeester iets te vertellen?
Doel van de app?
Mensen informeren over de financiële situatie van hun gemeente. Mensen betrekken met een verantwoord kwaliteitsbeleid.
Uitleg.
Bijna iedere inwoner heeft kritiek op het gemeentebestuur. Waarom is hier geen zwembad zoals in gemeente Y? Waarom ligt het er altijd vuil bij rondom de glasbakken? Waar blijven die langbeloofde speeltuigen? Zo moeilijk kan het toch niet zijn om iedere week ons oud papier te komen halen?
Mensen hebben een perfect zicht in hun eigen huishoudbudget en stellen daarom sommige aankopen uit. Dit is ook zo bij een gemeente, maar mensen hebben daar geen voeling mee. De realiteit is echter dat we ondertussen met 10 miljard schuld zitten enkel in vlaamse gemeenten.
De app gaat via de gps module bepalen in welke gemeente de smartphone is en gaat via sql queries een simpele balans weergeven van de gemeente. De uitkomst van de balans kan makkelijk met een 'share' knop worden uitgerust. Er kan op de facebookpagina een leuk berichtje komen in het genre van. Gemeente X stevent af op een faillisement met een schuldenberg van.... De vrienden zullen in eerste instantie schrikken, maar zullen op hun beurt weer op zoek gaan naar financiële informatie over hun eigen gemeente.
* De app kan ook vergelijken met voorgaande jaren, je kan makkelijk zien of de gemeente haar eigen doelstellingen haalt.
* Je kan ook bepaalde uitgaven/inkomsten veranderen van je gemeente, welk effect heeft een belastingverlaging of een leuk zwembad? (sim-city effect)
* Er kan ook met een bepaalde ranking worden gewerkt. Er zijn gemeenten die de tering naast de nering durven zetten, dat mag zeker eens vermeld worden.
* Dit is een app die typisch gesmaakt wordt door de pers, en zo vrij snel populair wordt.
Onze Buurt / Notre Quartier
Stel je voor … iedereen in je omgeving kan bijdragen om jouw straat, buurt, of wijk te verbeteren. Wij werken allen samen; met elkaar en – in specifieke gevallen - met de overheid.
Wij hebben allen de mogelijkheid om (reactief) een aantal situaties te melden; bijvoorbeerd als zich gevaarlijke omstandigheden voordoen, er problemen zijn met het wegdek of er ergens vuil langs de weg aanwezig is.
Wij gaan ook een stapje verder en stimuleren iedereen om (proactief) aankomende gebeurtenissen te delen; bijvoorbeeld een actie van buurtbewoners om het vuil langs de baan op te ruimen of het buurtfeest van volgende zomer.
Het ultieme doel is te werken aan een sociale(re) samenleving; waarbij iedereen de mogelijkheid heeft om via de nieuwe technologieën (smartphone, tablet of pc) een steentje bij te dragen.
App4 belgium
The document introduces a new website and application called www.ikzoekinformatieover.be that aims to make finding clear information less time-consuming and stressful. The application allows users to type what they are looking for in the text box "IK ZOEK..." and provides the most viewed topics on the subject at the bottom.
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Datacharts
- 1. Datacharts Online charts from public data Applications for Belgium Contest T. Prevost January 20, 2013
- 2. Data • Public data exist in many formats • Most of them are difficult to interpret • Analyze is time consuming Live births by municipality on data.gov.be
- 3. Charts • We believe that a clear visualization of data helps its interpretation • Charts easily highlight characteristics
- 4. Datacharts (DC) • DC is a platform to generate charts online • No technical knowledge is required • Data from data.gov.be is preprocessed for usage and made available on the platform (for free, it is public data !) • Charts are easily integrated in social media
- 5. The website (platform) The platform allows the user to dynamically: • Select a dataset • Select a visualisation (type of chart) • Select a view of the data (subset of data) • Publish/comment results in social media
- 6. Select a dataset data section on data.gov.be • Public data transformed into DC format • Format depends on source (CSV, webservice) and data type (time serie, geographic) • Search engine in DC to access datasets in adapted format
- 7. Select a visualization (type of chart) • Different chart types are available • Available chart representations depend on data type (geographic, hierarchical)
- 8. Select a view of the data Easy navigation between visualizations • Clicking on the interactive charts • Using the tree structure representing the data
- 9. Publish results in social media • Publish charts in one click • Add comments • Create discussion • Direct link to interactive chart on DC
- 10. Use case : Ozone concentration • Jon is concerned by ozone concentration in his city • Jon has subscribed to tweets from Datacharts and knows that data coming from http://data.gov.be/dataset/air-quality is available on the platform
- 11. Create a chart • Jon can easily look into this new data on Datacharts by generating different charts and different views of the dataset.
- 12. Share it on Facebook • Publish your chart on Facebook • Share your interpretation • Let people comment
- 13. Import it in Storify
- 14. Other cases • Students to use charts for homeworks • Quickly verify information found in the press • Create your own article, downloading the chart or online (ex: in Storify) • Comment on information you like/dislike in social media using clear visualization • Many applications: budget, elections, population, economic trends, environment...
- 15. Further info ? • Follow our participation to the Application for Belgium Challenge ! http://www.applicationsforbelgium.be