Opening-up data in Italy: some concrete stuff that worked. Examples of re-use, some recently opened data and a few other updates.

1. Opening-up data in Italy:
some concrete stuff that worked
summary from Federico Morando
(federico.morando@gmail.com)
from ref. collected by OKFN-IT
http://okfnpad.org/okfnit-ogd

2. the good news is...

3. ...6 minutes were almost enough to list
relevant stuff at OGDC 2010,
but now they are not!

4. <experimenting sustainable models>

5. </experimenting sustainable models>

6. <reusing personal data>
</reusing personal data>

7. <open community data: participatory sky monitoring>
</open community data>

8. <open corporate data>
</open corporate data>

9. <mashups with UGC>
<cycling tour guide: Ciclovia Alpe Adria>
<cycling tour guide>

10. </mashups with UGC>

11. <data visualization>

12. </data visualization>

13. <just launched:
inspired by MySociety, CodeforAmerica>
</just launched>

14. <open data portals>

15. <first comers>
</first comers>

16. <data infrastructure re-use>
</data infrastructure re-use>

17. <Italian official national portal>
</Italian official national portal>

18. <municipalities>

19. <one of the first comers>
<>

20. <joining regional portals>
</joining regional portals>

21. <one of the latest news>
</one of the latest news>

22. </municipalities>

23. <open statistical data>
</open statistical data>

24. </open data portals>

25. <getting the right licenses (or almost...)>
<ref. to the OpenDefinition in the official
Vademecum of dati.gov.it>
</ref. to the OpenDefinition>

26. <geodata in Pavia: from BY-NC-SA to BY>
</geodata in Pavia>
</getting the right licenses>

27. thanks to OKFN-IT guys,
several other examples are available at
http://okfnpad.org/okfnit-ogd
(if you know about other relevant cases,
please add them there)

28. <for the records>
about the Italian scenario, also see presentations from:
Lorenzo Benussi about Apps4Italy & dati.gov.it
Marco Fioretti about open data & schools
Michele Barbera & Aline Pennisi about OpenBilancio
Ernesto Belisario, and others...
OGDC2010 presentation (http://goo.gl/kwE92)
</for the records>