Open Data Decentralisation

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The document discusses the benefits of decentralizing open data if government funding stops. Decentralization would allow open data to persist across multiple catalogue instances with different owners like government and non-profits, creating a more stable open data ecosystem compared to a single centralized system. The CKAN open data software enables setting up decentralized catalogues.

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Open Data
Decentralization
just in case there will be no funding

Stefan Urbanek
stefan.urbanek@gmail.com April 2011
@Stiivi

decentralization
with CKAN - the Data Hub Software

http://ckan.org/

with curated
aggregations

this much is data.gov

data persists, another
will take gov’s place

Decentralisation:

more stable open data
ecosystem

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