As far as De Lijn is concerned, I don't get the impression much has changed:
http://www.delijn.be/geoloket/index.htm Overheden en overheidsgerelateerde instanties kunnen via de AGIV-downloadtoepassing <http://download.agiv.be/> geografische kaarten en gegevens bekomen. Als u geen toegang wordt verleend, kunt u onze data ook in andere formaten aanvragen<http://www.delijn.be/reisinformatie/meer/data.htm>. *U zult dan een gebruiksovereenkomst moeten ondertekenen. * No idea what would become available through the AGIV interface. Maybe I should go and work for the government to find out... :-) Jo 2013/12/17 Pieter Colpaert <pieter.colpa...@okfn.org> > The decreten are Flemish ones. Yet they come from the European PSI > directive, so you can try to use the directive to get to them. Sadly, I > have no knowledge of a beroepscommissie for Brussels or Wallonia. > > Kind regards, > > Pieter > > > On 2013-12-17 13:36, Jo wrote: > > That's good news. What about TEC and MIVB? Can I ask them too? > > Jo > > > 2013/12/17 Ben Abelshausen <ben.abelshau...@gmail.com> > >> Hi All, >> >> We recieved this email on the okfn-be list from Pieter: >> >> >>> Noël Van Herreweghe of Corvé/Bestuurzaken Flemish government published a >>> list of datasets that should be open data according "decreet openbaarheid >>> van bestuur / decreet hergebruik van overheidsinformatie" and the new >>> policy at the Flemish Government that databases should be open by default, >>> not by exception. >>> >>> If you cannot access a certain dataset in this list: >>> http://demo.thedatatank.com/flanders/datasets >>> you should send an email to the responsible organisation. If the >>> organisation declines you the access to this we can start a >>> "beroepsprocedure". In all other cases we will have a bunch of new open >>> data :) >>> >>> I already did this for Codex Vlaanderen. They first reacted a bit slow >>> and asked me question about how I wanted the data. When I got it, I've put >>> it on Github. Right now they are moving towards a more professional way of >>> opening up their data. All because just one question. >>> >>> Conclusion: we need your help! Send a couple of emails, open Flanders :) >> >> >> This is also relevant here, the data in this list should be available >> as open-data (same licence as CRAB) and there is a lot of geo-data. A few >> highlights from that list: >> >> - GRB >> - MRB Wegen >> - De Lijn routeplanner >> - ... >> >> @jo: I you want you can now request full access to the data from de >> lijn quoting this "decreet openbaarheid van bestuur / decreet hergebruik >> van overheidsinformatie", they should give you the relevant data including >> an appropriate licence without you having to guarantee them . I think this >> also implies the schedules. >> @marc: I see 'Inventaris Bouwkundig Erfgoed' and other relevant stuff! :-) >> >> If you plan on trying to get a dataset then maybe it's a good idea to >> post this on this list. This will prevent duplicate efforts. >> >> I will try and get the GRB/MRB wegen or access to it. >> >> Met vriendelijke groeten, >> Best regards, >> >> Ben Abelshausen >> >> _______________________________________________ >> Talk-be mailing list >> Talk-be@openstreetmap.org >> https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk-be >> >> > > > _______________________________________________ > Talk-be mailing > listTalk-be@openstreetmap.orghttps://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk-be > > > > -- > +32 486 74 71 22 > > Open Knowledge Foundation Belgiumhttp://okfn.be > > Open Transport Working Group OKFNhttp://transport.okfn.org > > > _______________________________________________ > Talk-be mailing list > Talk-be@openstreetmap.org > https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk-be > >
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