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Dubl:nked is a project that aims to support data-driven innovation in Dublin by providing access to data, technical assistance, and connecting people. It hopes to leverage combined knowledge, help people be more productive, and create new jobs by celebrating what Dublin can achieve through data-driven innovation. The project is run by Creative Dublin Alliance and encourages participation to help set the agenda.
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The document discusses Girls Hack Ireland, an event that hosted 100 girls aged 15-17 along with 90 mentors at Dublin City University. The girls spent 8 hours remixing or building a website on the theme of "New Ireland". It also announces a hardware hackathon on June 20th at Inspire Fest in Merrion Square for Girls Hack Ireland and provides contact information for the event organizer Dr. Suzanne Little.
Dublinked - Celebrating Over Three Years of Open Data for the Dublin Region
Dublinked Manager, Pauline Riordan showcases the work and success stories to-date relating to the Dublinked Innovation Network since it's establishment in 2011 and sets out the road map for Dubilnked's future and vision.
The CSO Open Data Experience
Eoin Mac Cuirc presents the current experience of open data from the Central Statistics Office in Ireland
Data, Infrastructure and Public Policy
Dr Tracey Lauriault from The Programmable City in Maynooth University presents on data, infrastructure and public policy in the Irish domain.
Startup Ireland and the Startup Gathering 2015
Siobhan Finn explores the significance of Startups for employment in Ireland before presenting Startup Ireland - a collaborative initiative of universities, accelerators, Enterprise Ireland, Trade Ireland and innovation hubs. These have come together to make Ireland a worlwide startup hub by 2020.
Catalysing research and enterprise collaboration in the data ecosystem
Dr Edward McDonnell, director of the Centre for Applied Data Analytics (CeADAR) explores data analytics tools for analysing customer segments, clustering and social fingerprinting.
Open Data StartUp Stories in Ireland
See quickfire presentations from 8 home-grown entrepreneurs and developers
1) Localmint - Oisin Ryan
2) Evercam - Vinne Quinn
3) Loylap - Patrick Garry
4) Energy Elephant - Joseph Borza
5) Bus nearby and Powercheck - Neil Turner
6) Foodcloud Ireland, Eoin McCuirc
7) Publicpolicy.ie - Dr Donal de Buitléir
Roscommon County Council Open Data Portal
Barry Doyle, Geographic Information System manager in Roscommon County Council, presented on his experience developing the open data portal for Roscommon Councy Council in addition to adhering to and developing best practices and standards in open data publishing.
Developing technology solutions for communities
Mark Montgomerie, director of project delivery for Code for Ireland explored various technology-based solutions developed for communities in Ireland by or in association with Code for Ireland.
Open Data Ireland: Developing a national open data strategy
Dr Evelyn O'Connor, project lead in the Department of Public Expenditure and Reform presents the benefits of open data and the strategy adopted by Ireland for developing the CKAN open data portal for Ireland data.gov.ie
Open Knowledge Ireland
This document discusses making health data more relevant and accessible. It lists tools like data.gov and data.gov.uk that provide open government data. It also mentions an Open Data Census that evaluates open data in Ireland and skills resources like the School of Data and Open Data Handbook. Additionally, it references a pilot project to make hospital waiting list data more open and an upcoming Maker Party event to work on accessing and analyzing hospital data.
Data Driven Tranportation Analytics
Dr Francesco Calabrese and Yiannis Gkoufas from the Irish IBM Smarter City research lab presented the Smarter urban Dynamics project where open Dublin traffic data is used in the SCATS system for real time traffic monitoring and future traffic prediction analysis.
The Irish Times Data Blog
Pamela Duncan, Data journalist with The Irish Times explores some recent, popular, Irish data stories alongside some critical issues around finding data and data formats.
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- 1. supporting data-driven innovation in the Dublin region supporting data-driven innovation in the Dublin region an introduction to A Creative Dublin Alliance project
- 2. supporting data-driven innovation in the Dublin region What is Dubl:nked?
- 3. supporting data-driven innovation in the Dublin region What is Dubl:nked? KNOWLEDGE EXPERIENCE DATA PROBLEMS OPPORTUNITIES
- 4. supporting data-driven innovation in the Dublin region How can Dubl:nked help?
- 5. supporting data-driven innovation in the Dublin region Release once to many people We can provide technical assistance
- 6. supporting data-driven innovation in the Dublin region Simplifying Access to People Data may inspire, but it requires people to be innovative Without the right context and understanding, data is just 1’s and 0’s Host workshops, training days Help people make contacts
- 7. supporting data-driven innovation in the Dublin region Why get involved? Leverages our combined knowledge Helps you be more productive! Celebrates what Dublin can do!!
- 8. supporting data-driven innovation in the Dublin region Delivering Economic Benefit – NEW JOBS
- 9. supporting data-driven innovation in the Dublin region You set the agenda We are here to help you
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