What does the Holy Grail look like? Defining open data in archaeology and the related issues
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This document discusses open data in archaeology. It defines open data as content or data that anyone is free to use, reuse, and redistribute, subject to attribution and sharing-alike requirements. The document outlines momentum for open data from open government initiatives and advocates for open licensing of archaeological data to increase impact and encourage reuse. However, it notes challenges including episodic and unsustainable open data efforts, lack of long-term preservation, balancing openness with cultural sensitivities, and avoiding "non-commercial" licenses that do not have clear definitions. Overall, the document promotes individual and institutional advocacy for open archaeological data standards and best practices.
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Video: https://www.dorftv.at/video/7150
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What does the Holy Grail look like? Defining open data in archaeology and the related issues
- 1. What does the Holy Grail look like? Defining Open Data in Archaeology and the related issues Anthony Beck, Andrew Bevan, Stefano Costa ⁂ Working Group on Open Data in Archaeology Open Knowledge Foundation
- 3. "A piece of content or data is open if anyone is free to use, reuse, and redistribute it — subject only, at most, to the requirement to attribute and share-alike" http:/ opendefinition.org/ /
- 4. Open Data has momentum Open Government Data Freedom of Information (Cultural|Economic|Political) Value Open (Research|Science) Community-driven (WP, OSM) Linked Open Data
- 5. Raw Data Now! (2009) http://www.ted.com/talks/tim_berners_lee_on_the_next_web.html
- 6. Open Government – data.gov.uk
- 8. Open Science
- 13. Open Archaeological Data
- 14. Open Archaeological Data – thedatahub.org
- 15. Open Archaeological Data Episodic basis Most (if not all) from US and UK Slow “evangelisation” towards open licenses Sustainability? Long-term preservation?
- 16. Agenda Individual and institutional advocacy Ethics and consensus building Knowledge transfer
- 17. Institutional advocacy Funding Publication Open data as an integral part, not an after thought Individual advocacy Higher impact ( ~ open access literature) Peer pressure (domain specific)
- 18. Open data and interoperability Data first, inter-project consistency later Open licensing more important than rich semantics? Let's keep computer scientists busy! One star is a star(t) ★☆☆☆☆ ★ Available on the web (whatever format) but with an open licence, to be Open Data
- 19. Consistency?
- 20. Open Data and archiving, preservation UK has a distorted perspective (ADS) Countless projects in other countries do not achieve even minimal standards of archiving and preservation Open data should be done independently Open data may be a way of preservation by dissemination (Archive.org, Google)
- 22. Google Refine
- 23. Ethics - 1 Sharing data across sovereign borders Risks of “Colonisation 2.0” Grace periods? (EAA: 5 years)
- 24. Ethics - 2 Specialisation → Balkanisation Archaeology → Archaeologies Whom are we trying to convince?
- 25. Ethics – 3 Open data and the public What does the public want? Who is the public anyway? Wikipedia Wiki Loves Monuments Wikipedian in Residence What should not be public?
- 26. Ethics – 4 The case against “Non commercial” licenses No clear definition Commercial archaeology is vital and should not be excluded
- 27. Knowledge transfer Avoid producing closed data Avoid mixing of closed and open data Best practices
- 28. What does the Holy Grail look like? Defining Open Data in Archaeology and the related issues Anthony Beck, Andrew Bevan, Stefano Costa ⁂ http://archaeology.okfn.org/