Data.gov

MAY 22, 2013

Data.gov is launching two innovations today to mark both the anniversary of the Digital Government Strategy and the fourth anniversary of Data.gov. First is a comprehensive listing of the application programming interfaces (APIs) that were released from across the federal … Continued. The post Data.gov Launches New Catalog and APIs appeared first on Data.gov.

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Data.gov

MAY 28, 2013

Today, the White House is issuing a new Executive Order on Open Data – one that is significantly different from the open data policies that have come before it — reflecting Sunlight’s persistent call for stronger public listings of agency data, … Continued. The post Open Data Executive Order Shows Path Forward appeared first on Data.gov.

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Data.gov

MAY 28, 2013

This week marks the one-year anniversary of the Digital Government Strategy, and we want to take a moment to reflect on a recent White House Executive Order about open data. This Executive Order and accompanying. The post White House Issues Executive Order on Open Data | AIDS.gov Blog appeared first on Data.gov.

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Data.gov

MAY 28, 2013

By guest author Irina Bolychevsky, Product Owner of CKAN, Open Knowledge Foundation A huge milestone was reached yesterday with the relaunch of the U.S. government data portal on a single, open source platform. A joint collaboration between a small UK … Continued. The post OpenGov Voices: Data.gov relaunches on open source platform CKAN | Sunlight Foundation Blog appeared first on Data.gov.

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Data.gov

MAY 28, 2013

AFTER a Soviet missile shot down a South Korean airliner that strayed into Russian airspace in 1983, President Ronald Reagan made America’s military satellite-navigation system, GPS, available to the world. Entrepreneurs pounced. Car-navigation, precision farming and 3m American jobs now … Continued. The post Open Data: A new goldmine | The Economist appeared first on Data.gov.

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Data.gov

MAY 21, 2013

We are in the process of making Federal data resources available for the coastal and marine spatial planning process. We are offering the ability to discover and access the data as well as tools to view and interpret the data. … Continued. The post Federal Data Resources appeared first on Data.gov.

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Data.gov

MAY 20, 2013

Automatic Identification System (AIS) data are information collected by the U.S. Coast Guard to monitor real-time vessel information to improve navigation safety. Data such as ship name, purpose, course, and speed are acquired 24 hours per day primarily in coastal … Continued. The post AIS Data for Vessel Traffic Patterns appeared first on Data.gov.

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Data.gov

MAY 22, 2013

Data.gov is launching two innovations today to mark both the anniversary of the. The post Data.gov Launches New Catalog and APIs appeared first on Data.gov.

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