The OBAMA Administration’s Commitment to Open Government Status Report Open Gov & Gov2.0 in Canada Presenter : Junghee-Han Open Government Data in USA and Canada

Contents  Open Government Data in USA  Overview  Open Government Initiative  Data.gov and Data-Driven Collaboration  Information about Government Expenditures  White House Transparency  Open Government Data in Canada  Municipal  Provincial  Federal  Conclusion 2 Open Government Data

Overview  Open Government  Will strengthen a democracy and promote efficiency and effectiveness in Government ( 민주주의 강화, 정부의 효율성 증진 )  The Methods of Open Government  Transparency ( 정보 투명성 )  Participation ( 시민참여 )  Collaboration ( 협업체계 )  Open Government Initiative  Large amounts of information is available to the public through a centralized government platform, Data.gov ( 공공 정보 활용 플랫폼 ) 3 Open Government Data

Open Government Initiative  Open Government Directive  Publish government information on line  Improve the quality of government information  Create an enabling policy framework for open government  Agency Open Government Plan  Provides detailed and continually updated information  Encourage public participation  Examples  2010census.gov (DOC, 상무부 )  OpenEI.org (DOE, 에너지부 )  HHS.gov (HHS, 보건복지부 )  My TSA app (TSA, 교통안전청 )  GAS.gov (GSA, 총무처 )  Virtual USA, vUSA (DHS, 국토안전부 ) … 4 Open Government Data

Open Government Initiative  Department of Commerce: 2010census.gov  Included information about the Census in 60 languages and used rich multimedia features. 5 Open Government Data

Open Government Initiative  Department of Energy: OpenEI.org  Upload and download the information  Include online training and technical expert networks to promote clean energy use. 6 Open Government Data

Open Government Initiative Open Government Data

Data.gov  A centralized government platform  Downloadable federal data sets organized by category and federal organization 8 Open Government Data

Data.gov  Data and Apps  390,136 raw and geospatial datasets  1,119 government apps  236 citizen-developed apps  51 mobile apps  172 agencies and subagencies  Suggest a dataset or app 9 Open Government Data

Data.gov  Data sets by Category 10 Open Government Data

Data.gov  Data sets are available for downloaded in XML, CSV, KML * and shape file format  417 RDF datasets contributing 6,418,927,209 triples *KML: Keyhole Markup Language, 지형정보를 모델링하고 표현하는 언어스키마 RDF Data Format SPARQL 11 Open Government Data

Data.gov  Types of apps available include widgets, gadgets, tools, and RSS feeds  Evolving Data.gov 12 Open Government Data

Data-Driven Collaboration  Some agencies have collaborated through disclosure of agency data ( 데이터 기반 협업 ) AIRNow.gov Recalls.gov Pillbox 13 Open Government Data

Information about government expenditures  Know where tax dollars go Public Participation Open Government Data

White House Transparency  Provide the public with information about  President’s daily scheduling at Whitehouse.gov  Presidential Tax Returns and Financial Disclosure  Ethics and Financial Disclosures of White House Staff  White House Visitor Logs  Presidential Records 15 Open Government Data

Government Open Data in Canada  Open-Data in Canada is like Maple Syrup  From the ground up Slow moving and Sticky  From the ground up  Municipal Leadership led to open-data policies  Edmonton, Mississauga, Ottawa, London, Calgary, Windsor 2010  Vancouver, Toronto 2009  Nanaimo 2008  Cities working together  Citizen Driven 16 Open Government Data

Municipal  City of Vancouver Feedback Collaborative Format 17 Open Government Data

Municipal  City of Nanaimo 18 Open Government Data

Municipal  City of Ottawa 19 Open Government Data

Municipal  City of Toronto, Calgary Toronto Calgary 20 Open Government Data

Provincial  Provinces are also starting 21 Open Government Data

Federal  Citizens are working together nationally fixmystreet.ca relies on users to report problems as fixed OpenData Links & Resources 22 Open Government Data

Conclusion  Open Technologies  Web2.0 on-line Technology(Facebook, Twitter, Blog, Wiki etc)  Linked Data Technology(Semantic Web)  Applications and Tools  Open Accessible Reusable  Freely share with citizens, businesses and other jurisdictions  Download and Upload, Reuse the data  Public Participation  Data-Driven Collaboration  More Open Innovation(Declassification)  Open Standards  For data, documents, maps, and other formats of media  Open Source Software  Place open source software on an equal footing with commercial systems during procurement cycles 23 Open Government Data