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Add an exisiting solution: publicbodies.org

Published on: 01/02/2016 Discussion

Publicbodies.org is an Open Knowledge Labs project that aims to aggregate data on public organizations around the world, making them searcheable in a single database on the publicbodies.org website.

 

The website and tools are open sourced and hosted on Github, as is the data brought by volunteers.

 

The project already has a common data model for public organizations, which is constantly being evolved.

 

This information should be added to Chapter 4, under list of exisiting solutions.

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Augusto Herrmann Batista
Augusto Herrmann Batista Mon, 01/02/2016 - 16:55

Please change priority to normal, as the rest of the issues are.

It seems "critical" was the default choice for issue reporting and I had just left it as it was. Now I can't edit it myself.

Anonymous (not verified) Tue, 02/02/2016 - 14:36

Noting that I had completed work on that project to bring it more in line with the W3C Organization Ontology.

philarcher (not verified) Wed, 03/02/2016 - 18:02

Thanks Augusto. I have added that example to the doc - and yes, James,  I can see where many of your other comments come from now :-)

Augusto Herrmann Batista
Augusto Herrmann Batista Thu, 11/02/2016 - 18:13

Phil,

this issue has been closed, but I looked at the second draft and couldn't find the example you added. What section of the document did you add this to?

philarcher (not verified) Tue, 23/02/2016 - 15:38

You are right, Augusto, sorry. I think I closed the issue and then meant to add the text to the doc - and but failed to do so. I have now (you'll see it as section 4.5 by the end of the week). I reused your text here with only minor modifications as follows:

 

Publicbodies.org is an Open Knowledge Labs project that aims to aggregate data on public organisations around the world, making them searchable in a single database on the publicbodies.org website. The tools and relevant open source code are hosted on Github, as is the data submitted by volunteers.

 

The project uses a simple tabular data model, which is under constant evolutionary change.

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