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The document discusses two perspectives on open data: as enabling more opportunities and solutions through access to information, or as enabling more threats to privacy through increased access. It notes that most data can be considered personal data due to potential uses, even if anonymized. Finally, it suggests finding a solution that balances open data and privacy by addressing issues around identifiability of personal information.
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If wrong made, correction of their personal information
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Andrew Byrd is a lead developer of OpenTripPlanner, an open source multi-modal trip planning system. He is a PhD candidate studying urbanism. OpenTripPlanner uses open data standards like GTFS and OSM to plan trips by public transit, bicycle, or other modes. It has been deployed in several countries and powers mobile apps. Byrd's role involves adapting the trip planner for research and urban planning applications.
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This document provides links to two websites related to open transport initiatives - epsiplatform.eu/transport which contains the full version of information on an open transport project, and transport.okfn.org which allows joining an open knowledge foundation open transport project.
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The document discusses open data and liability, specifically analyzing relevant case law. It examines cases where publishers of special purpose maps and data were acquitted of liability as well as cases where liability was found or remanded for maps and endorsements. The document was presented by Dr. Christian Laux at the 2013 ePSI conference on getting stakeholders to support open data initiatives.
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The Non-Governmental Centre on Access to Public Information lobbies public authorities to expand access to information and promotes the right to information. It gathers expertise on freedom of information to help citizens request and access public information within legal timeframes, though some authorities improperly assume requests indicate intent to reuse data and deny access. The organization aims to make information access procedures more practical and motivate developing potential of public sector information.
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Transportoid is a popular mobile app in Poland that provides public transportation timetables for 60 cities. It obtains data through web scraping, which can be inefficient and miss important information for complex routes. For the city of Kraków, the carrier and authorities refuse to share official data, even though the creator won court cases requiring them to do so. The summary argues that the law needs to change to ensure frequent access to dynamic public transportation data.
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MojaPolis is a web service and database that provides easy access to socio-economic data for regions, sub-regions, districts, and municipalities in Poland through maps, rankings, charts, and other visualizations. Its main goals are to open public data, gather data from different sources, and give free access to data to strengthen public debate. Its target groups are active citizens, NGO leaders, decision-makers, academics, students, and journalists, and its main functions are information, analysis, education, planning, evaluation, and advocacy.
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Hristo Konstantinov on PSI re-use and open data in Bulgaria at ePSIplatform 2013 Conference, 22 February in Warsaw.
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- 1. 10 minutes Open Data & Privacy March 16 2012 Huib Gardeniers gardeniers@n2l.nl www.n2l.nl
- 2. Two ways of looking at Open Data The keyhole to: more and more chances and solutions? or more and more threats?
- 3. Conflicting starting points Data (Open) data wants to be free
- 4. Data protection Data Personal data needs to be protected
- 5. Data & Personal data Data and identifiable personal data Most data is considered to be personal date Anonymous data can still be personal data! It’s not about the actual use of data, but about the potential use of data Applicability of data protection legislation
- 6. re-use and restrictions Many restrictions, no easy solutions Will it get worse? The future: more data, more combinations and more ‘value’ The more value data has, the more interesting + the more restricted the use often is….
- 7. A solution for both worlds Is the tense relationship here to stay? Denying the problem will only make it much more complex to solve Practical, technical or fundamental solutions? Identifiability?