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The document discusses establishing an Open Knowledge Foundation (OKF) chapter in Korea. It provides background on OKF and its goals of promoting open data and building communities. It outlines OKF Korea's proposed activities, including launching an open data portal, organizing events, and translating datasets. The presentation requests confirmation from OKF to move forward and use the OKF Korea name for upcoming events. It aims to improve access to and use of open data in Korea through community building and open source projects.
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OKFN Korea 소개자료
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- 26. What’s Happening Now OpenData in Korea Governments and citizens are interested in using open data and in developing real use cases. Open Data Catalog of Seoul city (http://data.seoul.go.kr) Bus Arrival Notification System “The 360 will be arrived in 5 minutes” Diverse Contests and Challenges (Smart Apps Dev Contest) 3
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- 30. Background Why OKF inKorea 1 Learn and share open data experiences We expect to learn best practices, strategies, policies of open data, and also share more concrete examples in Korea. Although Korean government has a great success in area of e-government, it is also big obstacle for expanding “open data”. The vision and objectives of OKF can be a good guideline. 2 Make Korean open data more open, accessible Various datasets already exist from government, and more datasets will be opened up in near future. However, these datasets are not shared with other datasets from other countries or communities, because of language, culture issues. OKF Korea aims to solve these limitations and to leverage open data in worldwide. 3 Make better successful communities of open data Individuals and communities are now interested in using open data. However, for expanding their interests to be live well-organized community is necessary. OKF Korea will be a hub for communicating, collaborating, and connecting people who are willing to change their life using open data. 4
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- 34. Activities Web Science Workgroup LaunchedMarch 2007. A number of events is organized by Web Science Workgroup, including data mash-up camp, web science camp, the Korean Semantic Web Conference. Web Science Workgroup - Over 200 registered members with various domains - Organized Open Data Camp 2012 with Creative Commons Korea together Korean Semantic Web Conference - Participated150-200 users annually - Themed by * 2009: Web Science * 2010: Gov 2.0 * 2011: Linked Data * 2012: Open Data thedatahub.kr - getthedata.kr Will be launched on October, officially Share Datasets with Seoul City (http://data.seoul.go.kr) Over 1,000 datasets already uploaded Developed data collectors and clients Will be organized Open Data Dev Camp (October) * Translation completed: CKAN 1.8 and Open Data Handbook Initially, 10~15 members will join OKF Korea, as soon as we have confirmation from OKF. 5
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- 38. Future plan Requirements Initially, 10~15members will be joined OKF Korea, as soon as we have a confirmation from OKF. Let us know what are requirements for establishing a local group. We are ready! Shor term • Open Data Dev Camp (October) • The Korea Data Hub (October) • KSWC 2012 (November) Q1 From October, can we use the title “OKF Korea” for scheduled events? Q2 I would like to invite you for KSWC 2012. For invitation, what should I prepare for you? Long Term • Dataset translation (Korean to English) • The Home project (recommend better places based on open government data 6
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- 48. OKF is anot-for-profit organisation dedicated to promoting openness in all its forms (data + content) We build: Communities + Tools 8
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- 51. Open Data Portals CKAN– Open Source Data Portal Makes it easy to publish, share, and find dataset. Integrated data storage, processing, viewing and visualization 10
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- 437. Conceptual Architecture Roadmap oflinked open government data “the combination of machine power and human power and deliver higher-quality data to a wide range of data consumers via visualization, mashups, and more.” (Ding et al., 2012) 20
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- 447. Summary Data on theWeb Data is information about things Data is something machines can process Data drives applications (e.g. web sites, mobile services) Data is relations among things 22
- 448. Conceptual Architecture Vision ofGovernment Open Data “realise significant economic benefits by enabling businesses and non-profit organisations to build innovative applications and websites using public data.” (Ding et al., 2012) 23
- 449. Reality Check Data.gov incrisis Data.gov, along with a number of other data-related sites of the government such as USAspending.gov and Apps.gov, are slated to be shut down due to budget cuts. The current annual budget of $37 million will be reduced to $2 million. – (Guardian April 11) 24
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- 458. Reality Check Concerned andHurdles Difficult Loss of licensing revenue Loss of control Legal challenges Unwelcomed exposure Procedural changes Privacy National security Complexity Investment Quality and Authenticity Corruption, falsification of data Customer service Requires Authority, Public Administration Readiness, and Civic Interest and Readiness 26
- 459. How to Start “Wewon’t get there tomorrow, but maybe the day after” – Rufus Pollock Low-hanging fruit, Less conversational data and quick wins. Rebuild Fireout Expand, with more….. Data Services Efficiency Costs saving Transparency Participation Inclusion 27
- 460. What We WillDo Interdisciplinary Collaboration Difficult Concluding Remarks Hope is not a strategy and the “change” has been change for the worse, and not better. 28
- 461. References - Charles Baur,Adam Cheyer, Didier Guzzoni, Active, a platform for building intelligent software - Noor Huijboom and Tijs Van den Broek, Open Data: an international comparison of strategies, European journal of ePractices, March/April 2011 - Li Ding, Vassilios Peristeras, and Michael Hausenblas, Linked Open Government Data, IEEE Intelligent Systems, May/June 2012 - Page 1: http://www.w3.org/DesignIssues/diagrams/websci/Marius%20Watz%20-%20Web%20Science%20artwork.png - Page 4: http://www.go-gulf.com/60seconds.jpg - Page 9: http://cloud.frontpagemag.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/obama11.jpg - Page 27: http://www.patentlyapple.com/.a/6a0120a5580826970c0168e5ccdd81970c-800wi - Page 29: http://programminggeeks.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/Programming-Geeks-Web-Science.jpg - Page 29: http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-C0Kyck90Djo/T4KZTg3k1XI/AAAAAAAAAsE/RUp165S0FCQ/s1600/Commitment.jpeg Page 2 Case Studies - http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2012/aug/03/london-2012-olympics-open-data - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-19050139 - http://london2012.nytimes.com/results - http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/interactive/2012/jul/23/could-you-be-a-medallist - http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/datablog/2012/aug/13/olympics-2012-data-journalism - http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/datablog/interactive/2012/jul/26/london-2012-price-olympic-games-visualised 29
- 462. For more informationcontact Open Knowledge Foundation Korea via okfn.korea@gmail.com http://okfn.kr Or see more activities at: http://lod.datahub.kr