Living in York for the majority of my life you kind of get used to flooding, it happens frequently. With the number of floods increasing and their chances of it being a real nasty one also increasing, it might be…
Open Data Aha!
Signposting to open data being used in 'real life'
Tag: Jason Bell
Extracting #MetOffice #OpenData in #Clojure
Created automatically from RSS feed
Posted in Benefits of open data, Environment, Informing Decision-making, Neat tools, Posts from feeds, Resilience
Focus on the MVDP – The Minimum Viable Data Product
Since the release of “The Lean Startup” there’s three letters that have been preached over and over… Minimum Viable Product. The over copied mantra of “what do you need to do to get this thing out of the door?”. And…
Tagged with: big data, coding, data, Dataissexy, Disruption, Jason Bell, Minimum Viable Data Product (MVDP), startups, The Lean Startup
NI Open Data – Mining Prescription Data Part 2. – #opendata #spark #clojure
Created automatically from RSS feed
Posted in Benefits of open data, Data, Informing Decision-making, Innovation, Posts from feeds, Public Health, Smart communities
The Story So Far…. You can read part 1 here. A few weeks ago I started on finding out which were the most popular items that a GP practice would prescribe. Once again I turned to Sparkling and Clojure to…
Tagged with: Clojure, data, Data mining, Dataissexy, drugs, GP surgeries, health, Jason Bell, Northern Ireland, open data, prescription, Sparkling
NI Open Data – Mining Prescription Data – #opendata #spark #clojure
Created automatically from RSS feed
Posted in Benefits of open data, Informing Decision-making, Posts from feeds, Public Health, Transparency
Moving On From The NI Assembly There was plenty of scope from the NI Assembly blog posts I did last time (you can read part 1 and part 2 for the background). While I received a lot of messages with…
Tagged with: Assembly, blood, data, Dataissexy, glucose, GP surgeries, Jason Bell, Northern Ireland, open data, prescription
NIAssembly Open Data – Part 2 – Sankey Diagrams #opendata #clojure #spark #sankey
Created automatically from RSS feed
Posted in Benefits of open data, Posts from feeds, Visualising data
In the first part of this walk through I showed you how to use the excellent NI Assembly open data platform to find out the frequency of departments members were asking questions to. A picture speaks a thousand words so…
NIAssembly Open Data – #opendata #ni #spark #clojure
Created automatically from RSS feed
Posted in Benefits of open data, Informing Decision-making, Posts from feeds, Transparency
Data From Stormont The Northern Ireland Assembly has opened up a fair chunk of data as a web service, returning results in either XML or JSON format. And from first plays with it, it’s rather well put together. What I’ve…
Tagged with: data, Jason Bell, JSON, Northern Ireland, open data, science, Spark, Stormont, web services
Harvesting Data Collaboration in Northern Ireland #data #startups #prediction
Created automatically from RSS feed
Posted in Benefits of open data, Commercial opportunities, Greater efficiency, Informing Decision-making, Innovation, Posts from feeds, Saving money, Smart communities
There’s plenty of talk about data, analytics, Big Data, artificial intelligence, deep learning and so on. Nerdy conversations that tend to keep the geeks, the marketing department and the press release writers happy but the rest of the population completely…
Tagged with: analytics, audience, collaboration, data, data feed, Hackathon, Jason Bell, Northern Ireland, open data, opportunities, predict, startups
Top