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Government Access
Courseware Science
Source Standards Data Cloud
Intro Open Geodata Workshop
13/14 feb 2013, Esri Nederland

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Open Access

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Free for all cititizens?

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Science as an open
enterprise?

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Greater reach for
research

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Backed by the EC

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Open Courseware

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Who owns these
works?

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Who owns (public)
teaching materials?

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There a structure for that

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Where is the real value
and for whom?

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Esri’s contribution

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Open source
Not Free Source

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Freesource as a political
movement

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Foss is not equal to OS
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But no OS at all is rather
peculiar as well
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Esri uses a broad set of
open source libraries
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And makes code
available on GitHub
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Mostly with Apache 2.0
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It really is all about the
ecosystem

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It really is all about the
ecosystem

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It really is all about the
ecosystem

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OpenStreetmap
The Mappers Map

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A map for all and by all

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A great basemap in
ArcGIS Online
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Open Innovation

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Who benefits from
innovation?

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Tx @fnauta

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“Open Innovation is the use of purposive inflows and outflows
of knowledge to accelerate internal innovation, and expand
the market for external use of innovation, respectively”
Chesbrough, 2006

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Ideas and knowledge
flowing inside and
outside the organisation

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The next version of
ArcGIS….

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Open data

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It starts with a definition

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Usually involves events

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And a metadata portal

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The financial perspective

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Creative Commons

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• NGI, “over Open data en beyond”
• NSOB, “Open data, Open gevolgen”
• BKZ/Zenc, “De waarde van open data”

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Open Geodata Workshop
introductie
Esri Nederland,
13/14 februari 2013, Rotterdam