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Marc Garriga
- 1. Marc Garriga Portolà(@mgarrigap) Apps4Citizens Fàbrica Lehmann, Barcelona, 5 de març de 2016 Accés a les Dades (Obertes) #OpenDataDay 2016 “Abierto todo el año…”; CC BY-SA 2.0 by Montecruz Foto: https://www.flickr.com/photos/libertinus/982246782/
- 2. Vivim a laSocietat de les Dades http://rt.com/news/snowden-mep-invite-nsa-146/
- 3. “Flow_IMG_2232”; CC BY-ND2.0 by HJSP82: https://www.flickr.com/photos/hjsp8/3602893869/ Dades i dades i dades i més dades…
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- 5. “Flow_IMG_2232”; CC BY-ND2.0 by HJSP82: https://www.flickr.com/photos/hjsp8/3602893869/
- 6. Volem (necessitem) lesdades per: • Eficiència. • Investigar, innovar. • Reactivació econòmica. • Ètica i qualitat democràtica.
- 7. Open Data Proporcionar lesdades (públiques) en formats digitals, estàndards i oberts per a ser reutilitzades de forma automàtica. Qualsevol pot usar-les (reutilitzar-les) gratuïtament quan vulgui pel que vulgui (inclosa la finalitat comercial)
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- 9. “I really believein making data driven decisions”
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- 15. Transparència vs OpenData Transparència
- 16. Transparència vs OpenData Transparència
- 17. Transparència vs OpenData Transparència Open Data
- 18. Transparència vs OpenData Transparència Open Data
- 19. Transparència vs OpenData Transparència Open Data
- 20. Obrir dades… no ésnomés obrir
- 21. http://www.zaragoza.es/ciudad/risp/ ”Dato único /dato compartido / dato accesible / dato abierto / dato georreferenciado / dato descrito semánticamente.” • El dato es único, lo mejor es ir siempre a la fuente de los datos, no tener copias intermedias. • El dato hay que compartirlo (internamente y externamente: dato abierto), compartiendo es cuando multiplicamos su valor. • Para poder compartir el dato tiene que estar accesible (de forma fácil y estable a lo largo del tiempo). • La inmensa mayoría (por no decir todos) de los datos tienen la capacidad de estar georreferenciados. Actualmente ya no se entiende un dato sin esta característica. • El dato tiene que ir acompañado de sus metadatos que le describen semánticamente. ”Dato único / dato compartido / dato accesible / dato abierto / dato georreferenciado / dato descrito semánticamente.” • El dato es único, lo mejor es ir siempre a la fuente de los datos, no tener copias intermedias. • El dato hay que compartirlo (internamente y externamente: dato abierto), compartiendo es cuando multiplicamos su valor. • Para poder compartir el dato tiene que estar accesible (de forma fácil y estable a lo largo del tiempo). • La inmensa mayoría (por no decir todos) de los datos tienen la capacidad de estar georreferenciados. Actualmente ya no se entiende un dato sin esta característica. • El dato tiene que ir acompañado de sus metadatos que le describen semánticamente.Endrecem primer internament…
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- 25. Tenint en compte elslímits… DATALUNYA
- 26. Generació de les dades Dades obertesvia telefònica (010) Dades obertes via telemàtica (web) Dades obertes per a ser reutilitzades (Open Data) Generació Serveis d’obertura de les dades Fem-ho fàcil! (La dada és única)
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- 28. Necessitem: • Dades. • (Saber)Gestionar les dades. • Tecnologia per gestionar aquestes dades. • Tecnologia... i també pedagogia. (@adsuara). • Coneixement (i experts) sobre dades en totes les professions (@alorza). Big Data, Open Data, Transparència, Smart City... No serveixen de res si no arriba al ciutadà en el seu dia a dia.
- 29. Necessitem: Impulsar una culturade dades.
- 30. Per assolir unacultura de dades necessitem: Compartir dades. Compartir experiències. Aprendre d’altres experiències.
- 31. Madrid, October, 6thand 7th, 2016
- 32. What is IODC? IODCis the essential meeting point for the global community to debate and study the future of open data. IODC aims to build stronger relationships between open data initiatives from the different countries and establish a dialogue between all the stakeholders: • Policy makers and Public Sector Information (PSI) holders • Private companies, startups and freelancers • Activists and NGO ́s • Data journalism • Representatives of civil society from all over the world. IODC gathers countries from the northern and southern to define tendencies and establish global policies of collaboration.
- 33. IODC 2016 NETWORKING Extend ourknowledge and meet more colleagues UNDERSTANDING Discuss the roadblocks that OD reuses are finding COLLABORATION Improve cooperation amongst areas of activity and geographic areas INNOVATION Identify inspiring OD initiatives/companies that have solved a problem using OD IODC 2016 – Reasons to be there CONTRIBUTION Take part on the development of global open data framework (Open Data Charter) COMUNICATION Learn how to communicate the benefits of OD
- 34. IODC2016 – Howto participate Impact Sharing Action You shape the program! Inspiring open- data-driven initiatives Collaborative learning, skills, and good practice Building a roadmap for the global open data community
- 35. IODC2016 – Impact Impact Inspiring open-data- driven initiatives ‼Share how you have solved a problem by using OD or transform specific sectors: open cities and local data innovation, journalism, agriculture, environment, education, health, science, culture and many more ‼ Tell the story as lightning-style talk, in 5-8 minutes ‼ Give a diverse view of open data achievements in a specific area ‼ Allow for interactivity and audience questions ‼ Do not forget to include some evidence about the impact of your success story Inspiring open-data-driven initiatives
- 36. IODC2016 – Sharing Sharing Collaborative learning, skills,and good practice ‼ Host a panel, an interactive workshop, a tutorial, or other kind of event on an innovative topic approach, in order to discuss specific topic to solve challenges, collect best practices or learn from others. ‼ Design an interactive and engaging thematic space to have in-depth engagement with peers on specific open data subjects ‼ Host a session that lasts between1- 2 hours. ‼ Include in the submission a tentative agenda and the detailed composition of the session and the requirements. Lead your own session!
- 37. IODC2016 – Action Action Buildinga roadmap for the global OD community ‼ Help us to produce a revised version of the community-led IODC roadmap produced from the 3rd International Open Data Conference: updated priorities, commitments and required actions. ‼ Give us your proposals on other priorities for the global OD community that should be included in this global roadmap. ‼ Focus your submission on one of the following Action Areas: • The Charter: Deliver shared principles for open data: • Standards: Develop good practices and open standards for data publication: • Capacity Building: Build capacity to produce and use open data effectively: • Problem Solving: Strengthen open data innovation networks. • Measurement: Adopt common measurement and evaluation tools Let’s move one step beyond!
- 38. IODC – Joinus right now! Contribute to Blog IODC 2016 Get more info: opendatacon.org Folow us in Twitter (@opendatacon ) and Facebook Sent us your suggestions: contact@opendatacon.org Join our mailing list IODC Registration is free!!
- 39. “In God we trust,but… show me the data!” Tony Yarber Image by Kevin Merritt: https://twitter.com/kmerritt/status/659113693859479552
- 40. Marc Garriga Portolà(@mgarrigap) Apps4Citizens Fàbrica Lehmann, Barcelona, 5 de març de 2016 Accés a les Dades (Obertes) #OpenDataDay 2016 “Abierto todo el año…”; CC BY-SA 2.0 by Montecruz Foto: https://www.flickr.com/photos/libertinus/982246782/