This presentation was part of the Open Data in Belgium session during Open Belgium Conference 2015 on the 23 February 2015 in Namur.

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4. 1#DATASETSBRUSSELS 348
WALLONIA 88
FLANDERS 1539
BELGIUM 1725
LOCAL +++
#LICENSESBRUSSELS 1
WALLONIA 6
FLANDERS 4
BELGIUM 2+?
LOCAL ?

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win-win-win

6. public/private
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#example1
Project Sensovo
Flanders Institute for Mobility

7. private/public
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#example2
Cars share information about road conditions
Volvo

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public/crowd
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#example3
Pick up and drop off data
Uber Belgium

9. crowd/public
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#example4
Donate personal data for research
scientificamerican.com
Picture: Steve Jurvetson/Flickr

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#conclusion
Full Spectrum Open Data
techpresident.com
Picture: Wikipedia
full spectrum
open data

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P × B + D > C
A "calculus" for open data
Arnaud Sahuguet, David Sangokoya
 P is the probability that opening the data will have some effect,
 B is the individual benefit of opening the data,
 D is the global or ecosystem impact, and
 C is the cost.

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P × B + D > C
A "calculus" for open data
Arnaud Sahuguet, David Sangokoya
 P is the probability that opening the data will have some effect,
 B is the individual benefit of opening the data,
 D is the global or ecosystem impact, and
 C is the cost.
+ -
standards
to publish the data
absence or inflexibility of
legal frameworks
data-driven culture inside
public and private sectors
lack of trust among the
various players
ecosystem of data
consumers
incentives for consumers

15. Thank you
Theo Francken
Staatssecretaris bevoegd voor Asiel en Migratie en Administratieve Vereenvoudiging
Secrétaire d’Etat à l’Asile et la Migration et à la Simplification Administrative
Titelvoerend burgemeester van Lubbeek – Bourgmestre en titre de Lubbeek
Michiel Mentens
Advisor
State Secretary Theo Francken
michiel.mentens@ibz.fgov.be
@mmentens