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The transforming power of data in our cities
08-01-2018
People, governments, economy, infrastructure, environment ... all these elements come together in our cities and they have to make the most of the constant flow of data on their streets to be more efficient. Analysis of the efficiency of services,...
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Personal open data but under control
05-01-2018
Open data has great potential to improve transparency and accountability or to enhance public services and the creation of new services, but at the same time they also show a less friendly face by increasing our vulnerability and exposing information...
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Linked Open Vocabularies (LOV)
03-01-2018
One of the main barriers to the deployment of linked data is the difficulty that data editors have to determine which vocabularies to use to describe their semantics. These vocabularies provide the "semantic glue" that allows simple data to become "...
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Factors that define open data impact
26-12-2017
The final impact that can be obtained through an open data initiative will ultimately depend on multiple interrelated factors that will be present (or absent) in these initiatives. That is why the GovLab of New York University has analyzed these factors...
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The ecosystem that nourishes open data
22-12-2017
On too many occasions, open data initiatives are born in governments as purely technical projects whose purpose is simply creating a data catalog, when, in reality, they should be seen as collaborative transformation projects that take place within...
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The Aporta Awards have been created to disseminate and recognize innovative projects that reuse public data
20-06-2017
We invite all companies that have successfully carried out projects with reusable data generated by Spanish public administrations to submit their application for the Aporta Awards. The Aporta Awards 2017, an initiative promoted by...
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