JSON – Open Data Aha!

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“Building useful open data” in Ants’ playground

Posted on December 11, 2015 by

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… or at least what we think about it. Continue reading on Medium »

Tagged with: Bordeaux, Bordeaux3D, data infrastructure, data quality, JSON, mapping, open data, Open-Moulinette, public toilets, Romain l'Ourson, ToilettesBordeaux, trust

data.gov.au July 2015 report

Posted on August 13, 2015 by

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Hey folks, This month we’d like to take a diversion from our usual report update and instead talk about CKAN’s DataStore extension (however – for the record – another 269 datasets were added in July). The extension enables data.gov.au to…

Tagged with: Allan Barger, Australia, CKAN, DATA.GOV.AU, JSON, statistics, Twitter

Arrays, Objects, and Trees: A Look at JSON-formatted Contracting Data

Posted on July 28, 2015 by

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The Open Impact Day conference hosted in Washington, D.C. this past month highlighted examples of open data in improving trust between citizens and their governments. In Ukraine, a recently launched website named Prozorro gives users an unprecedented look into the…

NIAssembly Open Data – #opendata #ni #spark #clojure

Posted on July 22, 2015 by

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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

Open Singularity – Civil Service Innovation Challenge

Posted on July 12, 2015 by

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This morning I came across this Civil Service Innovation Challenge that offers the opportunity to win a trip to California to undertake the Singularity University ‘Executive Program’. Singularity University is a slightly odd Silicon Valley corporate learning start-up with some…

Exploring ‘Rivers of Data’

Posted on March 27, 2015 by

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This week saw the beta release of the Environment Agency’s flood data APIs and 4 new open data products from Ordnance Survey including the detailed OS Open Map – Local and the new OS Open Rivers network data. Alex Coley’s…

SPARQL and Shine

Posted on January 11, 2015 by

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Did you know that you can extract information held on Wikipedia in a dataset? DBpedia makes it all possible. I wondered if I could write a query to extract details of disused stations in Scotland and map them. About DBpedia…