From legal obligation to publish data to usage in various public Apps, we will explore how the Open Data movement can help companies to build a disruptive approach in their data analysis projects.
We will introduce how public entities can store their data in central repositories and how those data can be accessed by the mass and how private entities are trying to monetize their data.
We will introduce how public entities can store their data in central repositories and how those data can be accessed by every one using a simple smartphone.
Technologies covered in this presentation are Ckan, Drupal, Data4Citizen and some of the most famous API such as Uber, Weather, Waze ...
Networking in the Penumbra presented by Geoff Huston at NZNOG
Patrick Beaucamp's Journey in Open Data
1. Patrick Beaucamp
Founder of the Vanilla Project
Mail : Patrick.beaucamp@bpm-conseil.com
A Journey in Open Data
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3. Presentation Agenda
Open Data, State of Art
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French Approach of Open Data
Origin of Open Data, Open Data for Government
Business Case – managing and publishing data
5. Origin of Open Data
Citizen are paying tax to government
Government is managing data
Those data belong to Citizen
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Fighting again Corruption
Pushing for Transparency in governance
Providing data to « non citizen » (public tender)
Data about security (military programs)
Data about Citizen (privacy)
6. Open Data Example
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http://www.data.eaufrance.fr/http://trafic-routier.data.cerema.fr/
https://data.sncf.com
https://www.inpi.fr/fr/services-et-
prestations-domaine/open-data
7. Your « Open » Data & GAFAM
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Their Wish : Citizen
Private Data (tax …)
=> Democracy
Today : User behavior
Analysis
=> Marketing
8. Open Data for Government
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Definition
Open Data for government is a movement which target the publication of
any information collected by government and make this information
available for anybody
This information is free for anyone, for any kind of use and can be
redistribute for free
9. Open Data for Government
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http://www.opengovdata.org/
The 8 Principles of Open Government Data
1. Data Must Be Complete
2. Data Must Be Primary
3. Data Must Be Timely
4. Data Must Be Accessible
5. Data Must Be Machine processable
6. Access Must Be Non-Discriminatory
7. Data Formats Must Be Non-Proprietary
8. Data Must Be License-free
10. Open Data for Government
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Deployment - Publication
Basically, Open Data are available from a Web Site which
contains a collection of datasets
- With or without any data dictionary
- With or without any search engine
- Information if Free – no login is required
11. Open Data for Government
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Key Subject - Relation
Open Data will transform the relation between government, people and
companies
Everybody know what is going on using data, it's easier to follow the
government action, so more people will get interest & participate to the
society project. Finally, it’s better for the democracy
12. Open Data for Government
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Key Subject - All is about Data (1/2)
Our Life are lead by data – our life is NOT just « data » – data are driving
down our privacy
Open Data is there to protect the democracy, because if you can't access
your own data, the data that rules your life, you can't validate if the
governmental publication are accurate (inflation, unemployment, life
quality)
13. Open Data for Government
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Key Subject - All is about Data (2/2)
Who owns the data … why I can’t access an information I pay already
through taxes
Data – Information – is Power, and is sometimes misused for specific
purpose … try to live without
14. Open Data for Government
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https://www.data.gov/ https://data.gov.uk/
https://www.govdata.de/ https://opengovdata.ru/
16. Open Data « Current Issues »
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Singapore : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A7gJPjLt4Dw&t=3888s
US : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hJdxOqnCNp8
18. Open Data State of Art
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Open Data Platforms respect Standards
Ckan is the standard for sharing dataset between Platform
Same like jdbc for database access or Cmis for document database
Platforms to provide API and WebServices for developers
19. Open Data State of Art
Avoid Confusion
Open Data is Not Open Source
(wheather is not climate)
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Open Data is Not Big Data
(don’t confuse with ODP : HortonWorks Open Data Platform)
25. French Approach
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All cities with more than 4500 citizen
should publish data in Open Data
Which data to provide : everything, everything …
30. French Initiative - OpenDataLocale
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Help Cities to implement and deploy Open data strategy :
Training, Services, Conference : http://www.interconnectes.com/atelier-open-data/
31. French Initiative - OpenDataLocale
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Define set of standard OpenData dataset to publish :
Catalog of data : http://opendatalocale.net/presentation/
32. French Initiative - OpenDataLocale
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Provide an infrastructure to help small cities to publish their data in OpenData
33. French Initiative - OpenDataLocale
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Provide an infrastructure to help small cities to publish their data in OpenData
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Infrastructure available : http://databfc.fr/
35. Open Data for Public Tenders
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By October 2018
36. Open Data for Public Tenders
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https://www.data.gouv.fr/fr/datasets/referentiel-de-donnees-marches-publics/