Open Geodata Abc
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This document outlines an open geodata framework consisting of delivering, building, and consuming open data. It defines open data and discusses goals like sharing data openly to maximize innovation. It presents Esri Nederland as an example that delivers basemaps and tools, builds extensions and applications, and consumes various open data sources. The document recommends setting open data goals, determining your role in the framework, investment level, and doing an open data experiment to take action.
Open Geodata Abc
- 1. Open Geodata, a practial approach Marcel de Rink Jan Willem van Eck GIS Tech 2012
- 2. Why not to bother with open data. Source: Ton Zijlstra (here)
- 3. open geodata, so what?
- 9. Our definition (for now) Data in the public domain Availlable to everyone CC or ODBL license Known quality, timestamp, continuity Documented and “metadated” Digital…
- 11. Q: your open data goal?
- 13. Build New market Deliver Build Consume
- 14. Deliver, consume, build A Deliver B Build C Consume
- 15. Spotzi Enrich data B C Open data Worldbank
- 16. City of Amsterdam A Deliver spatial data B Build a city vieuwer
- 17. PDOK A Deliver and supply metadata/ webservices
- 19. Very usefull for buiding the ecosystem
- 20. Build New market Deliver Build Consume
- 21. Step 1: determine your open data goal and hence your position in the framework!
- 22. Goal determines position Use external open data for our own processes Share our data with as many as possible Stimulate and maximise innovation by others Just be a bit more open and transparant …
- 23. Checklist (incomplete) Deliver Build Consume License Check Metadata Check Privacy Check Quality Timestamp Continuity Monitor Liability ….
- 24. Licences, break or make reuse CC0 for reuse to the max
- 25. Step 2: determine level of energy / investment and possible innovation by externals (license, quality, continuity,…)
- 29. Enschede Enable open webservices (Deliver, high) Build open data portal (Deliver, middle) Organise hackathon (Build, low) Apply a very open license (Build, high) A B C
- 31. Nijmegen Deliver open data files (Deliver, low) Build a portal (Deliver, low) Organise a contest (Build, low) Apply a very ope license (Build, high) A B C
- 33. Nationale satelliet data portaal Deliver open data (Deliver, low) Build a portal (Build, middle) Apply a strict license (Build, low) A B
- 34. Esri Nederland A B C
- 35. Esri Nederland Deliver Worldwide basemaps Tools at all levels… Build PDOK extensions Applab Consume PDOK OpenStreetMap Open data Kadaster
- 36. Basemap DTB + GBK + Top10 + Top50 + Etc
- 39. OpenStreetMap as basemap in ArcGIS.com (C)
- 40. Openstreet map editor (A)
- 42. Enrich data (B)
- 43. Open data CBS (C, B)
- 45. Step 3: Open data tomorrow! Set your open geodata goals Determine your position (Deliver a/or Build a/r C) Determine energy level and innovation to others And go into action mode with an open data experiment E.g. make that garbage collection webservice open to all E.g. create a webapp with data form ArcGIS.com E.g. organise a local open data event (it is great fun!)
- 46. Esri Nederland A B C
- 49. Opendata and technology Linked Opendata Open data portaal Webservices (WFS) Layer packages Webservices (WMS)
- 50. α-ω
- 51. Concluding Open data brings us all more The rules of the game have not been fixed It is a big topic, which we should address in small steps We’d love to take those open data steps with you!
- 52. How it’s made Reading books and articles Conversations at several open data and app events Converstations between these two authors Tools: paper, MindJet, PowerPoint, Slideshare, LinkedIn, Wordpress, Twitter… and ArcGIS.com
- 53. Open geodata ABC @mderink @jwvaneck