Thrival Festival: Big Data & You September 22, 2015 Erik Arneson, (717) 346-9903.

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Thrival Festival: Big Data & You September 22, 2015 Erik Arneson, (717)

Gov’t Collects a LOT of Data Non-Personal: Video: Dashcams, Bodycams, Drones GIS Data Economic Data, incl. Gov’t Budgets Aggregated Data (e.g., voter participation) Air Monitoring Test Results More: e.g., OpenDataPhilly.org

Gov’t Collects a LOT of Data Personal: Driver’s License & Voter Registration Property Deeds Marriage License & Divorce Records Birth Certificates Court Records (Criminal & Civil) School Transcripts

Some Gov’t Data is Public Public access is governed by: Pennsylvania Right-to-Know Law (RTKL) Federal Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) Other Statutes, Regulations & Court Orders

Big Data Can Benefit Gov’t Benefits seen across agencies: Law enforcement analyzing petabytes of data to investigate crimes against children Drones sent in after disasters to compare landscape with pre-disaster mapping data Monitoring complex transportation systems w/ real-time analysis to anticipate problems NOTE: 1 petabyte = 1,000,000 gigabytes

Big Gov’t vs. Big Data GovTech.com: FiveThirtyEight.com:

Big Gov’t vs. Big Data FiveThirtyEight.com: “Big data” may have revolutionized industries from advertising to transportation, but many of our most vital economic statistics are still based on methods that are decidedly, well, small.

Big Gov’t vs. Big Data FiveThirtyEight.com found that: Unemployment rate calculated via phone polls Retail sales calculated via paper forms Inflation calculated via on-site inspections Agencies often don’t share data w/ each other Other countries offer easier access to data

Examples of Gov’t Open Data Open Data Websites: data.gov (federal gov’t) data.hawaii.gov (Hawaii) data.illinois.gov (Illinois) data.maryland.gov (Maryland) data.ny.gov (New York) data.ok.gov (Oklahoma) opendata.utah.gov (Utah) These six states ranked highest in an August 2014 report published by the Center for Data Innovation: datainnovation.org

THANK YOU Erik Arneson, (717)