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The Value of Open
Professor Sir Nigel Shadbolt FREng

@Nigel_Shadbolt

The Power of Open… 

Open
Licences
Open
Standards
Open Data
Open
Participation
Open Source

Open Data is… 

information that is available for anyone
to use, for any purpose, at no cost.

has to have a licence that says it is
open data. Without a licence, the data
can’t be reused.

National Data Infrastructure
Mapping
Addressing
Transport
Education
Health
Environment
Science
:

The Power of the Results
Political
• Transparency
• Accountability
• Participation
Economic
• Efficiency
• Innovation
• Growth
Social
• Inclusion
• Poverty
• Diversity
Research
• Dissemination
• Innovation
Media
• Data
Journalism
• Data Literacy
Data
• Engagement
• Improvement
• Acquisition

http://opencorporates.com/viz/ﬁnancial/index.html#

Broad Data not just Big Data

Big - Small
Public – Private
Open - Closed
Personal - Non-Personal
Anonymous - Identiﬁed
Aggregate – Individual
Transient – Patrimonial
Exhaust – Core Task

Open Data Challenges
Infrastructure
Quality
Data Literacy
Security and Privacy
Incumbents
Legislation
Non delivery of OGD

Open Data: What’s the use…
“It is therefore thought ﬁt to
employ the [printing] press, as the
most proper way to gratify those
[who]... delight in the
advancement of Learning and
proﬁtable Discoveries [and who
are] invited and encouraged to
search, try, and ﬁnd out new
things, impart their knowledge to
one another, and contribute what
they can to the Grand Design of
improving Natural Knowledge... ”
Henry Oldenburg 1665

Cultural Heritage
Is in a unique position
Public task
Economic value
Engaging and unique
content
Authoritative producers
Links, links, links…

Thank you 
 
nrs@ecs.soton.ac.uk 
 
nigel@theodi.org 
 
@Nigel_Shadbolt

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The Value of Open

1. The Value of Open Professor Sir Nigel Shadbolt FREng @Nigel_Shadbolt

2. The Power of Open…

3. The Power of Open…

4. The Power of Open…

5. The Power of Open…

6.   The Power of Open…  Open Licences Open Standards Open Data Open Participation Open Source

7.   Open Data is…  information that is available for anyone to use, for any purpose, at no cost. has to have a licence that says it is open data. Without a licence, the data can’t be reused.

8. This….

9. + 12 wks

10. + 24 mnths

11. + 48 mnths

12. National Data Infrastructure Mapping Addressing Transport Education Health Environment Science :

13. The Power of the Results Political • Transparency • Accountability • Participation Economic • Efficiency • Innovation • Growth Social • Inclusion • Poverty • Diversity Research • Dissemination • Innovation Media • Data Journalism • Data Literacy Data • Engagement • Improvement • Acquisition

14. Open Data and Public Health

15. Open Data and Public Health

16. Open Data and the Environment

17. Open Data and the Environment

18. Open Data and Governance

19. Open Data and Crime

20. http://theodi.org

21. http://opencorporates.com/viz/ﬁnancial/index.html#

22. http://prescribinganalytics.com/

23. Broad Data not just Big Data Big - Small Public – Private Open - Closed Personal - Non-Personal Anonymous - Identiﬁed Aggregate – Individual Transient – Patrimonial Exhaust – Core Task

24. Open Data Challenges Infrastructure Quality Data Literacy Security and Privacy Incumbents Legislation Non delivery of OGD

25. Open Data: What’s the use… “It is therefore thought fit to employ the [printing] press, as the most proper way to gratify those [who]... delight in the advancement of Learning and profitable Discoveries [and who are] invited and encouraged to search, try, and find out new things, impart their knowledge to one another, and contribute what they can to the Grand Design of improving Natural Knowledge... ” Henry Oldenburg 1665

26. Cultural Heritage Is in a unique position Public task Economic value Engaging and unique content Authoritative producers Links, links, links…

27. Thank you    nrs@ecs.soton.ac.uk    nigel@theodi.org    @Nigel_Shadbolt 

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