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Government data: Get involved!
The Idea
The inventory of currently unpublished datasets will start to go live on data.gov.uk from 2nd September at 1700 for everyone to see what data the government holds.
ODUG Benefits Case for the Open Release of Police National Stolen Vehicle Data
If you keep an eye on the data request roadmap ODUG publishes and regularly updates you’ll see that we are continuing to assess and work through the requests we receive via the data request mechanism on data.gov.uk.
UK INSPIRE Workshop 2013
Defra’s UK INSPIRE Project and the AGI INSPIRE SIG hosted a workshop in London on Monday, 12th August 2013 to help individuals to learn more about INSPIRE and to get hands-on support. The turnout was very good as there …
New PSMA End User Licences for INSPIRE
Ordnance Survey and Department for Business, Innovation, and Skills have recently announced the introduction of two new Public Sector Mapping Agreement End User Licences for INSPIRE. These new licences will make it easier for PSMA members to meet their INSPIRE …
ODUG Benefits Case for the Open Release of DVLA Bulk Data
Note: The independent views in this blog are those of the Open Data User Group (ODUG) and are not an expression of the opinions of the Cabinet Office or the government. ODUG has received a number of requests for …
The National Information Infrastructure: Where are we?
As long as I’ve been in the Civil Service there has always been an assumption that ‘it’ll be quieter over the summer’ but it has never proven to be the case. 2013 is no exception as departments are currently working …
Your chance to join the Open Data User Group and champion open data
The Open Data User Group is an independent advisory group to government, championing the needs of open data users. It highlights public sector data with real potential to bring social and economic benefit and works with the Government to promote its release as open data.
National Information Infrastructure and new benefits cases.
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The independent views in this blog are those of the Open Data User Group (ODUG) and are not an expression of the opinions of the Cabinet Office or the government.
1. Working toward a National Information Infrastructure
Nominations sought for pool of experts to support business as usual phase of the INSPIRE Directive
The INSPIRE Directive is now well into its implementation phase and an approach to maintaining the various specifications has been agreed. The Commission recognises the need to retain the expertise that has built up within the community in the development …
Announcing the new and improved OpenDataCommunities
[This blog also appeared in the Open data Blog - http://openviz.wordpress.com/2013/07/01/announcing-the-new-and-improved-opendatacommunities/] This week, the Department for Communities and Local Government has launched new data content, and important new features in its OpenDataCommunities service. The improvements are focused on three main areas: Helping us …
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