Hi Benedikt,
Wow a very interesting workshop, and an excellent compilation of the issues
I would *definitely* attend remotely - will this be possible?
cheers/john
On 2/17/2015 5:03 PM, Kaempgen, Benedikt (AIFB) wrote:
Dear SMW users and developers,
Many SMWs are used for sharing public sector information. A nice example is the
Vienna History Wiki [1].
The third workshop on sharing public sector information [2] will be from 16 -
17 March 2015 in Timisoara, Romania, hosted by the West University.
Great for networking and sharing experiences about Open Data.
I would be happy to see you, there. If you have any questions, let me know.
Best,
Benedikt
[1] https://www.wien.gv.at/wiki/index.php/Vienna_History_Wiki
[2]-----------------
Timişoara Workshop: Open Data Priorities and Engagement - Identifying data sets
for publication
Questions we'd like to address include, but are not limited to:
On dataset priorities
What are the key criteria for prioritising datasets for publication?
How can the priorities of the producers and the users be balanced when
selecting datasets for publication?
Should producers of the same category (e.g. municipalities or local
governments) publish a common set of datasets (e.g. budgetary data, public
transport data etc.)? If yes, how should this common set of dataset should be
identified and how can these datasets be provided in a coherent and
interoperable manner?
Should the potential for reuse, both for commercial and non-commercial
purposes, play a role in the section process? If so, how can this potential be
measured and/or evaluated?
How do you create synergies and avoid redundant efforts when
establishing and maintaining an overview/inventory of the data in the
organisation? And how is this coordinated across different teams working on,
for instance, open data, information security, archiving, performance
reporting, knowledge management etc.
On engagement
How can public bodies engage the potential reusers of their data?
What methods are available to reusers of your data to send you
feedback about your data?
How do you handle feedback received so as to improve your data?
Should data producers track use of, and demand for, data? If so, how?
How does data visualisation foster participation in political and
social life, and increase transparency of government?
Related Questions
How can/should public authorities respond to community efforts to
crowd source data that replicates official data that is not open? (e.g. address
data)
What could be the role of standard disclaimers or positive statements
(sometimes known as 'proclaimers') to communicate the extent to which data can
be guaranteed to be complete?
What quality aspects need to be considered for different types of data?
What are the challenges and possible solutions for the persistent
maintenance of data over time?
More information on website:
http://www.w3.org/2013/share-psi/workshop/Timisoara/
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thanks/john
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