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It's been awhile since I've read through Drupal projects...but how much of this is usuable, extendable modules and how much of it is "Create a database and run the Drupal init script on it"? https://github.com/opengovplatform/opengovplatform
It should be noted that the software running Data.gov itself has not been made open source. This is a project of the American and Indian governments to produce an open-source version of Data.gov to be shared with other governments. Here's an open-source government data catalog originally made for the City of Philadelphia, built on Django: http://civiccommons.org/apps/open-data-catalog
It should be noted that the software running Data.gov itself has not been made open source. This is a project of the American and Indian governments to produce an open-source version of Data.gov to be shared with other governments. Here's an open-source government data catalog originally made for the City of Philadelphia, built on Django: http://civiccommons.org/apps/open-data-catalog
If the data is available for download (preferably via ftp) what needs to be "open source"?
Personally I do not care what software they use to run the site so long as the data is available for download in a open format like CSV. Compare this with offering the data in little bits via some silly JSON API or offering it in some format that requires some addtional closed source software to process.
To me, the data is what is important. What software they choose to use is not important, as long as the data is easily accesible (ftp is my preference). What's important is that I can use whatever software I want to process the data.
At the moment we have:
- USA
data.gov [linked by ahi]
- City of Philadelphia
http://opendataphilly.org/ [linked by luigi]
- Spain
https://datospublicos.jottit.com/ [spanish link, sources not very parsing friendly]
Which else do you know?
I think that having a list of open data country sources could be interesting. At the moment we have: - USA data.gov [linked by ahi] - City of Philadelphia http://opendataphilly.org/ [linked by luigi] - Spain https://datospublicos.jottit.com/ [spanish link, sources not very parsing friendly] Which else do you know?
New South Wales - http://data.nsw.gov.au/
I think that having a list of open data country sources could be interesting. At the moment we have: - USA data.gov [linked by ahi] - City of Philadelphia http://opendataphilly.org/ [linked by luigi] - Spain https://datospublicos.jottit.com/ [spanish link, sources not very parsing friendly] Which else do you know?
- Wiki of Open Data Day: http://www.opendataday.org/wiki/Data
- Comunity section of data.gov: http://www.data.gov/community
I think that having a list of open data country sources could be interesting. At the moment we have: - USA data.gov [linked by ahi] - City of Philadelphia http://opendataphilly.org/ [linked by luigi] - Spain https://datospublicos.jottit.com/ [spanish link, sources not very parsing friendly] Which else do you know?