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Yas García - June 5, 2015 in #transparencia #periodismo #investigación, Evento, journalism, opendata, opengov, openknowledge
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Datos abiertos Vs Acceso a la información
Yas García - June 5, 2015 in #transparencia #periodismo, #transparencia #periodismo #investigación, ddj, hackaton, journalism, Noticia, opendata, opengov, openknowledge
Por Silvana Fumega – Análisis de los aspectos de los movimientos de datos abiertos vs. el de acceso a la información pública.
Los invito a leer el informe de Silvana que detalla las diferencias y puntos de relación entre las comunidad de datos abiertos y las de acceso a la información.
Historias periodísticas con datos abiertos
Yas García - June 5, 2015 in #transparencia #periodismo #investigación, ddj, journalism, opendata, opengov, openknowledge, Periodismo de datos
En este artículo resumimos seis historias periodísticas basadas en datos abiertos que se publicaron en el Diario La Capital de Mar del Plata. Algunas de estas historias se gestaron durante el Primer Hackaton de Innovación Ciudadana de Mar del Plata en agosto de 2014, donde se creó el primer grupo de periodismo de datos de la ciudad.
Durante aquel hackaton se analizaron datos del Centro de Atención al Vecino y el Centro de Análisis Estratégico del Delito, y se exploraron los reclamos de las llamadas telefónicas de los vecinos de todo un año. Más tarde, esa información se convirtió en mapas, gráficos, líneas de tiempo y visualizaciones que nos permitieron generar algunas noticias impactantes sobre la ciudad de Mar del Plata. Te contamos las más interesantes:
Mapear los homicidios en una ciudad
El análisis de los datos sobre homicidios reveló que el 76% de las víctimas de homicidios dolosos fueron asesinadas por otras personas conocidas y que, mayoritariamente, los hechos se concentraron en la periferia de la ciudad los domingos.
(Por Gabriel Coronello) Si queres conocer todas las notas periodísticas poder seguir leyendo en el blog del BID: Open Knowlegde
Riutilizzo dell’informazione giuridica: il progetto JurisWiki
Francesco Minazzi - May 21, 2015 in diritto, interviste, JurisWiki, law, legal content, Open Content, Open Data, Open Government Data, openaccess, openknowledge, PSI, Riuso
Il fenomeno dell’open content si è soffermato principalmente sugli open data, poiché per certi versi consentono una maggiore semplicità di approccio rispetto ad altri tipi di informazioni. E’ il caso dell’informazione giuridica, che non è mai dato a sé stante, ma complesso articolato di espressioni linguistiche: leggi e decisioni dei giudici, nell’immaginario collettivo, non vengono facilmente […]
Riutilizzo dell’informazione giuridica: il progetto JurisWiki
Francesco Minazzi - May 21, 2015 in diritto, interviste, JurisWiki, law, legal content, Open Content, Open Data, Open Government Data, openaccess, openknowledge, PSI, Riuso
Il fenomeno dell’open content si è soffermato principalmente sugli open data, poiché per certi versi consentono una maggiore semplicità di approccio rispetto ad altri tipi di informazioni. E’ il caso dell’informazione giuridica, che non è mai dato a sé stante, ma complesso articolato di espressioni linguistiche: leggi e decisioni dei giudici, nell’immaginario collettivo, non vengono facilmente […]
Riutilizzo dell’informazione giuridica: il progetto JurisWiki
Francesco Minazzi - May 21, 2015 in diritto, interviste, JurisWiki, law, legal content, Open Content, Open Data, Open Government Data, openaccess, openknowledge, PSI, Riuso
Il fenomeno dell’open content si è soffermato principalmente sugli open data, poiché per certi versi consentono una maggiore semplicità di approccio rispetto ad altri tipi di informazioni. E’ il caso dell’informazione giuridica, che non è mai dato a sé stante, ma complesso articolato di espressioni linguistiche: leggi e decisioni dei giudici, nell’immaginario collettivo, non vengono facilmente […]
Community – the answer to innovation?
Yas García - May 17, 2015 in community, comunidad, opendata, openknowledge
[Inglés] By Mor Rubinstein. What is the connection of communities to innovation?
Looking in the dictionary, one will find at least 10 different definitions to the word community. In the case of open government data, this definition might apply:
“The condition of sharing or having certain attitudes and interests in common.”
All of the people we spoke to have one common obvious interest: open data. However, during our research, we found that different stakeholders in this community usually also believe in social change, and see open government data as a tool, and not a mean, for that change. In all countries – Chile, Argentina and Uruguay – we found people who believe that they can make society better by contributing to it.
However, when it comes to Latin America, we can’t avoid the geographical context, which suggests that we apply another definition to the word community:
“a particular area or place considered together with its inhabitants.”
We found that as a continent, Latin America has a unique community spirit, with important wider implications. Firstly, there is a close network of individuals and organisations who cooperate with one another on a daily basis. For example, there is a Whatsapp group which connects different members of the community and has members from multiple Latin America countries.
Secondly, unlike other regions in the world, the Latin American open data community predominantly speaks one language, Spanish (with the major exception of Brazil). This helps to create a more comfortable environment for collaboration in a native language, allowing ideas to spread quickly.
Thirdly, there are also personal connections. Most of our interviewees mentioned that they see other members in the network not only as their colleagues, but also as their friends. The impression that came out of the interviews is that this network is supportive and allows different members of the network not only to share ideas, but also to try and implement them by providing mentorship and sometimes even financial support.
– See more at: http://innovation.okfn.org/#sthash.k9Q7BlPI.dpuf
All of the people we spoke to have one common obvious interest: open data. However, during our research, we found that different stakeholders in this community usually also believe in social change, and see open government data as a tool, and not a mean, for that change. In all countries – Chile, Argentina and Uruguay – we found people who believe that they can make society better by contributing to it.
However, when it comes to Latin America, we can’t avoid the geographical context, which suggests that we apply another definition to the word community:
“a particular area or place considered together with its inhabitants.”
We found that as a continent, Latin America has a unique community spirit, with important wider implications. Firstly, there is a close network of individuals and organisations who cooperate with one another on a daily basis. For example, there is a Whatsapp group which connects different members of the community and has members from multiple Latin America countries.
Secondly, unlike other regions in the world, the Latin American open data community predominantly speaks one language, Spanish (with the major exception of Brazil). This helps to create a more comfortable environment for collaboration in a native language, allowing ideas to spread quickly.
Thirdly, there are also personal connections. Most of our interviewees mentioned that they see other members in the network not only as their colleagues, but also as their friends. The impression that came out of the interviews is that this network is supportive and allows different members of the network not only to share ideas, but also to try and implement them by providing mentorship and sometimes even financial support.
– See more at: http://innovation.okfn.org/#sthash.k9Q7BlPI.dpuf
Lanzamiento: El Censo de datos abiertos global esta disponible
Yas García - December 10, 2014 in Noticia, opendata, opengov, openindex2014, openknowledge
El equipo Open Data Index Global 2014 se complace en anunciar que el Índice Global de Datos Abiertos 2014, ya está disponible.
Pueden ver todos los países que contribuyeron al proyecto del censo global de datos abiertos de Open Knowledge.
Nuestro país se encuentra en el puesto 48 del ranking con un 42 por ciento de datos abiertos:Open Index
El relevamiento de los datos fueron tomados únicamente de organismos gubernamentales de la nación. Los datos se evaluaron en relación a las categorías designadas por el proyecto: Horarios del transporte público, presupuesto nacional, gasto del presupuesto,
resultados de las elecciones nacionales, estadística oficial nacional, mapa nacional, base de datos de zonas con código postal, emisión de gases contaminantes, legislación, estadísticas y registro de empresas.
Los datos están disponibles para ser descargados CVS/JSON – API y también pueden leer la metodología de investigación.
También pueden ver el informe: El índice Global de apertura de datos 2014 muestra avances lentos por parte de los gobiernos en la apertura de datos relevantes
Según los datos relevados en la región, Colombia se encuentra en el puesto 12, Chile y Uruguay en el puesto 19, Brasil en el 26 del ranking global, lo sigue México en el puesto 29 con el 53 por ciento de los datos abiertos, luego Ecuador en el puesto 43, Argentina (48), Costa Rica con el 38% de los datos abiertos en el puesto 54 y le sigue El Salvador.
Esperamos tus comentarios, feedback y posibles contribuciones #openindex1.
En la página pueden encontrar el análisis de diferentes referentes de datos que contribuyeron a la realización del censo. Si alguno quiere compartir sus opiniones, también pueden ser publicados.
Muchas gracias a todos los que consultamos y dieron su aporte.
Open Definition: versione 2.0
Francesca De Chiara - November 9, 2014 in Licenze, Open Data, Open Definition, openknowledge, Riuso
Lo scorso 7 ottobre Open Knowledge in collaborazione con Open Definition Advisory Council ha annunciato il rilascio della versione 2.0 della Open Definition. In italiano trovate on line la traduzione della versione 1.0 qui. Nella Open Definition si dichiarano i principi di base che definiscono il significato di “openness”, apertura, in relazione a dati e contenuti. La Open […]