KEYNOTE PRESENTATION: Increasing Role of Government in Geospatial Data Provision and Management TAREQ ALEMADI Email: [email protected] www.Alemadi.net Twitter: @Talemadi
Increasing Role of Government in Geospatial Data Provision and Management
Jun 17, 2015
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KEYNOTE PRESENTATION:
Increasing Role of Government in Geospatial Data Provision and Management
TAREQ ALEMADI
Email: [email protected] www.Alemadi.net Twitter: @Talemadi
The word spatial originated from Latin 'spatium', which means space
Since 'geo' is from Greek 'gaya' meaning Earth, geospatial thus means earth-space
NASA says 'geospatial means the distribution of something in a geographic sense
Meaning of Geospatial
Open data is data that can be freely used, reused and redistributed
by anyone - subject only, at most, to the requirement to attribute
and share alike.
Meaning of Open Data
40
150
Schools in Qatar
School
Elementary
Middle SchoolHigh School
Animals Pop.
1 – 10,000
10,001- 100,000
100,001 – 150,000
150,001 – 200,000
200,001 – 250,000
Animals Pop.
1 – 10,000
10,001- 100,000
100,001 – 150,000
150,001 – 200,000
200,001 – 250,000
Camal: 30,000Caw: 50,000
Sheep: 10,000Chicken: 23,400
Why Open Data ?
Fighting CorruptionTransparency is the new default
Data access can improve quality life.
The citizen experience matters.
Performance will be improved
Services will be delivered quickly and efficiently
Faith on Government raises
Problems will be solved faster
Decisions can be made based on facts
Open Data Principles
Open Data
Public
AccessibleDescribed
Reusable
Timely
Completeness
Non-discrimination
Use of Commonly Owned Standards
Licensing
Usage Costs
Why Open Data ?
Quality of Education
Parents Compare School Competes
Why Open Data ?
Quality of Health
Patient Compare Hospitals Compete
Why Open Data ?
Fighting Corruption
Faith of Government
Faith of Government Rises
Why Open Data ?
People use cell phone and Cameras to report problems
Disaster | Accidence | Crimes
Government Response Can Be Faster & Tracked
Agriculture Weather Education Energy Finance Geospatial Global Environment
Health Jobs & Skills Public Safety Climate Science & Research
Business Cities
Consumer Law Manufacturing Ocean States
Types Of Data
Charts
Types Of Data OutputData Sets
Files and Documents
Maps
External Links
GCC Open Data
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Kingdom of Bahrain
State of Kuwait
State of Qatar
United Arab Emirates
Sultanate of Oman
Agriculture Weather Education Energy Finance Geospatial Global Environment
Health Jobs & Skills Public Safety Climate Science & Research
Business Cities
Consumer Law Manufacturing Ocean States
Types Of Data
GCC Open DataThe Open Data Barometer Global Rankings, 2013
Country Ranking
Emirates 44
Bahrain 54
Qatar 60
Saudi 64
Kuwait
Oman
Saudi Open DataPDF EXCEL
PDF EXCEL Word RAR.ZIP DataSet
UAE Open Data
PDF EXCEL Word Image Dataset
http://bahrain.knoema.comBahrain Open Data
Kuwait Open Data
PDF EXCEL Word
Oman Open Data
PDF EXCEL Word DataBase
Qatar Open Data
World Open DataOpen Data in US, UK and Singapore
US UK Singapore
Approach to Opening up Govt. Information for Re-use
• Dec 2009, Open Data Directive issued by the President
• 9 May 2013, Executive order by President on Open Data Policy-Managing Information as an Asset. Requires all data to be made machine readable by default
• 2010, Letters from the PM to Govt Departments to open up data
• June 2012, Open Data White paper issued by Minister for the Cabinet Office and Paymaster General
• Sep 2013, New National Action Plan: From Open Data to Open Government
• MOF issued IM to all agencies on data-sharing
• Efforts led by OneMap championed by the Singapore Land Authority
• eGov2015 Masterplan for data.gov.sg
Open data in machine readable format
• All agencies are required to collect or create information in a way that supports downstream information processing and dissemination activities.
• Data shall be machine-readable and in open formats, data standards and common core and extensible metadata for all new information creation and collection efforts
• Agencies will publish their own Open Data Strategies and sets out how they are going to stimulate a market for its use
• Led by the Transparency and Open Data team in the Cabinet Office, working across government departments to ensure that data is released in a timely and accessible way.
• New National Action Plan to make data open by default (Oct 2013)
• Increase Data sharing for government agencies
• Commitment for Govt to increase datasets for release
• Promote co-creation efforts with citizens/biz
• Make all datasets on data.gov.sg and OneMap machine-readable by the end of 2013
National Portal • www.data.gov has 91,054 datasets, 349 citizen developed aps, 137 mobile aps with 175 agencies and subagencies.
• www.data.gov.uk has over 14,000 datasets
• Includes GIS data search, tools for developers e.g. API access to catalogue.
• www.data.gov.sg has over 9,000 datasets
• OneMap, a geospatial data sharing platform, has 60 different map themes
We must acknowledge that
good ideas
OPEN UP
MAKE COMMITMENT
CHANGE THE CULTURE
The End
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