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Schnen Abend Dresden! Leo Wolf & Walter Palmetshofer https://pad.okfn.de/p/Dresden Was unmglich scheint, mu man versuchen, mglich zu machen. - Konrad Adenauer Open Data - Rechenschaftspflicht - Beteiligung -Transparenz

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Schönen Abend Dresden!

Leo Wolf & Walter Palmetshofer https://pad.okfn.de/p/Dresden

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„Was unmöglich scheint, muß man versuchen, möglich zu machen.”

  • Konrad Adenauer
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Open Data

  • Rechenschaftspflicht
  • Beteiligung
  • Transparenz

&

(business - Walter)

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Hintergrund

Leonard Wolf / @woleonard Demokratielabore / Transparenzgesetz Berlin leonard.wolf@okfn.de

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Hintergrund

Walter Palmetshofer @vavoida sysadmin / co-founder startup / open data / policy EITI OGP

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Network

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Open (Data) bedeutet

Offene, maschienenlesbare Formate (z.B. csv) Offene Lizenze jede/r kann Daten verwenden, nachnutzen und weitergeben Barrierefreier Zugang

  • hne Login oder andere

Barrieren zugänglich Proaktive Veröffentlichung

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Warum Open Data?

Machen Entscheidungen transparenter und nachvollziehbarer. Machen komplexe Zusammenhänge leicht verständlich. Fördern Innovationen.

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Prototype Fund

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  • ffene gesetze
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Code for Germany

>26 Open Knowledge Labs in Deutschland » (zwei)wöchentliche Treffen » 300+ Aktive » 50+ Apps/Dienste entwickelt Working together with City Gov to open up more datasets to build » Civic Apps » Better public services » Innovation » Refugee Labs

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Projekt: luftdaten.info

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Berlin

2017 - Events in 6 Ländern Deutschland, Schweiz, Österreich, China, Taiwan, Japan > 450 Teilnehmer*innen

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Datenschule

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Informationsfreiheit für Bürger*innen, Journalist*innen und NPOs

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  • penschufa
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Open Knowledge Projects

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Wer benutzt Offene Daten?

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… classical open data sectors

  • tourism
  • transportation
  • satellite data
  • smart city
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Who is using open data?

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Smartphone Logistics GPS ...

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Open Data is your daily companion

GPS Korean Air Lines Flight 007, 1983 opened $96 billion “damage” if closed Agri-tech $20 billion “precision farming” A lot of dough.

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  • r

wikidata

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The big lesson here: You don’t know what will happen. Open the data, let others figure it out what to do with.

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Why

  • pen

transport data?

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Helsinki, Meran, Ulm

  • > bus.meran.eu für 15K
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Helsinki & Meran leads to: half prototype for the city ULM: ~2 developers, 3 days http://www.ulmapi.de/

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Container

as analogy for “data standards”

for transportation

....

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from handwork

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to scalable roll-out

traffic apps ....

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  • pendataincubator.eu funding for EU SMEs
  • Projects of 6 months
  • Accelerate business ideas centred around Open Data

Up to €100K per project

€5.5M total

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POLICY is important, again! PSI directive recast

http://blog.okfn.org/2018/06/21/europes-proposed-psi-directive-a-good-bas eline-for-future-open-data-policies/

  • bzw. 2. opendata gesetz in Deutschland
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Transparency register in Germany

» Implisense in Germany vs. opencorporates in UK » DATA missing for more frictionless business information » 50-70 billion, tax evasion (EC)

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GDPR - General Data Protection Regulation 25.05.2018

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Why MyData? Preferences

I don’t want to be disturbed in my hotel room.

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How do we get there?

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Potential 3 columns

  • f open data
  • Administration
  • Civil society
  • Business

Start-ups & SMEs Industry Research Civic tech community Administration

  • pen

data

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"It has to start at the top, in the middle, and at the bottom" - Tim Berners-Lee » Top down: Top-level commitment » Middle out: An engaged & well-resourced "middle layer" of skilled gov/corporate management » Bottom up: Civil society, and in particular a small but motivated group of "civic hackers", regional

  • > all 3

Open Data opening process

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Open data as a platform

silos / islands are not interesting city / region / country / East Africa

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Data-Infrastructure

To harvest the gain, you need to provide the data and teach the people. Analogy libraries, so people can learn to read. “data literacy”, education, young generation

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Open Data is Infrastruktur (infrastructure)

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Wirtschaftsstandortfaktor

  • f the 21st century.

And Data Commons.

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Demand open data

  • pen data by default

for playing level field

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Use leverage tenders, contracts, procurement for conditions (open licenses

mandatory, ~17% EU GDP)

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Support your local economy

Independence (platform economics) No lock-ins No data silos

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Dankeschön - 'Machenses hibsch!' - Thank you.

Container, libraries, $

  • > happy people.

walter@okfn.de