Open Data Initiatives in Brussels-Capital: A Comprehensive Overview
In Brussels-Capital, Open Data policies are being implemented to enhance transparency and accessibility. The region follows the European Directive PSI and emphasizes making data inventories, datasets, and portals easily findable and accessible with the aim of promoting Open Data. Linked Data studies are also being conducted alongside overcoming challenges and barriers to Open Data adoption. Additionally, a humorous take on the numerous reasons why organizations resist Open Data is highlighted through "50 Shades of No."
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OpenData R gion Bruxelles-Capitale CIRB
SmartCity - OpenData OpenData 30/09/2024 2
OpenData Order European Directive PSI (Public Sector Information) The PSI Directive was adopted on 10 November 2016 by Brussels-Capital Region parliament See Belgian Monitor : http://www.ejustice.just.fgov.be/mopdf/2016/11/10_2.pdf#page=194 OpenData Licences Ministerial decree must define a set of licenses : - - - Licence fee 30/09/2024 3
Brussels-Capital OpenData Portal http://opendatastore.brussels 30/09/2024 4
OpenData approach for public sector Make an inventory Make findable Publish Promote 1. Make an inventory of datasets List all datasets, determine openess, 2. Make datasets findable Document datasets on http://OpenDataStore.Brussels 3. Publish datasets Make data available in open formats 4. Promote Open Data Communicate, inform, organize events, ... About OpenData 30/09/2024 5
Linked Data 2016 : Study Linked Data 2017 : POC Linked Data 2018- 2016-2017 30/09/2024 6
50 shades of no 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. Too expensive; There s no business case; There s no commercial value; It s private; It s secret; It s not ours, and we don t know who s data it is; No idea what the quality of the data is; We don t know where to find it; It s not our job; It isn t in the right format; I am not authorised; Who is going to use this anyway; People are going to misuse it; Image damage for the minister; We not ready for this; Image loss for Government; The data file is too big; Not enough bandwidth; This is a first step; We can t find it, we have no access; It is out of date / too old; We have it on paper; We don t know if it s legal; Management says no; We never did this before; No value in it 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. No time / no resources We will open up (but adapt 90%) It s incorrect Commercially sensitive It is dangerous when linked People are going to make the wrong conclusions This is going to start a wrong discussion We can t say whether we have it or we don t We know the data is wrong, and people will tell us where it is wrong, then we'd waste resources inputting the corrections people send us Our IT suppliers will charge us a fortune to do an ad hoc data extract Our website cannot hold files this large It's not ours and we don't have authorisationfrom the data owner We've already published the data (but it's unfindable/unusable) People may download and cache the data and it will be out of date when they reuse it We don't collect it regularly Too many people will want to download it, which will cause our servers to fail People would get upset It s very sensitive information We are not ready for this Tell us who is going to use it and we will make it open. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46.
