TOPIC 04: Technology, Tools and Business
Leveraging open data from public, research and commercial sources to build innovative applications, technologies and services businesses serving both supply and demand for open data. This series of seminars and discussions is aimed at people and organisations looking to build viable revenue streams from consulting services and technical deployments for information suppliers, or creating custom applications and services derived from open data.
Main Speakers:
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Eric Gundersen, CEO, MapBox
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Jeni Tennison, CTO, Open Data Institute
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Francis Irving, CEO, ScraperWiki
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Oluseun Onigbinde, Co-Founder/Lead Director, BudgIT
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Khristine R. Custodio, United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)
- Max Ogden, Open Web programmer
Programme Advisors:
- Hannes Gassert, Vice President, Opendata.ch
- Gavin Chait, Head of Services, Open Knowledge Foundation
Session 1 Technology and tools for commercially-sustainable open data platforms
Tuesday 17 September, 11.45 – 13:15 @ Main Stage Room 2, Ground Floor
Moderator: Hannes Gassert, Vice President, Opendata.ch
Talks:
- Open for Business – Eric Gundersen, CEO, MapBox
- Open Data-based market access strategy – insights from the healthcare industry – Thomas Gauthier, Haute École de Gestion de Genève
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Cost-Effectively Facilitating Knowledge Management, Networking and Communities of Practice with Open Source – Khristine R. Custodio, United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)
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Pro tip: Getting charities to pay for open data! – Michael Lenczner, CEO, Ajah
- Open Government Service Delivery with CKAN in Nigeria – Gavin Chait, Head of Services, Open Knowledge Foundation
Session 2 Collaborations with government, civil society and technology providers for successful open data – Cross-disciplinary panel
Tuesday 17 September, 14:45 – 16:00 @ Room 13, Floor 2
Moderator: Irina Bolychevsky, Open Government Data and CKAN Manager, Open Knowledge Foundation
Panel members:
- Francis Irving, CEO, ScraperWiki
- Jeni Tennison, CTO, Open Data Institute
- Oluseun Onigbinde, Co-Founder/Lead Director, BudgIT (remote connection)
- Kat Borlongan, Co-founder, Five by Five
- David Beal, Smart Service Queensland
Session 3 Code for Europe: a showcase of open source solutions to civic/city challenges – Workshop
Tuesday 17 September, 11:30 – 13:15 @ Room 6, Floor 3
Demonstrating lessons learned through the first pilot year of Code for Europe. Summit for fellowship 2013/2014 launch.
Hosts: city of Amsterdam, Economic Department
11:30 -12:15 – Showcasing what Code for Europe means in different cities and the results produces by our fellows
- Introduction: General Frame , Goals, Setting of CfE – City of Amsterdam (11.30-11.40)
- Quick demos of Apps (1 from each city, 6 pitches) (11.40-12.20)
- Reflection on the first Fellowship (from Cities about the implementation, working with pitches, city challenges) Anne – Claire Frank (12.20-12.30)
- Call for new fellows and cities (Suzanne WAAG) (12.30-12.40)
- CCity Innovation Models through Commons (how familiar are cities with this and how can we foster the growth of civic apps through Commons) (NESTA) (12.40-12.55)
- Make a better World through apps (Steffen Becker, Dotopen) (12.55-13.10)
- Conclusions (13.10-13.15)
12:15 – 13:15 – Panel Discussion – Reflecting on the future of Code for Europe as an organization through Europe
- Launch of Code for Europe : how can we enforce this movement in Europe? – WAAG
- City Innovation Models through Commons (how familiar are cities with this and how can we foster the growth of civic apps through Commons) With Civic Commons, Nesta, ESADE, and city representatives
Session 4 Open Technology and Research – Cross-disciplinary Short Talks Session
Wednesday 18 September, 10:30 – 11:15 @ Room 13, Floor 2
Moderator: Pieter Colpaert, University of Ghent
Talks:
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Bringing the Open Source revolution to Open Data – James Smith, Web Developer, Open Data Institute
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dat: if git was designed for tabular data – Max Ogden, Open Web Programmer
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Open Science – Kamila Markram, Frontiers
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Leveraging open scientific data using R – Karthik Ram, Developer, rOpenSci
Session 5 Apps for Europe – Meetup
Wednesday 18 September, 16:00 – 17:00 @ Room 8, Floor 2
Additional Workshops and Satellite Events on Monday 16 and Thursday 19 September
In addition to the main programme we are holding a number of workshops, panel discussions, hackathons and satellite events on pre-conference and post-conference day – Monday 16 and Thursday 19 September which you are invited to join.
Session A Demo and Hack Space – Workshop
Monday 16 September, 14.00 – 17:00 + Tuesday 17 and Wednesday 18 September, 09:00-18:00 @ Bar Léman, Ground Floor
Facilitators: Opendata.ch Team
Open space for demos and hacks!
Session B CKAN Workshop – how to use, extend and get involved – Workshop
Monday 16 September, 14.00 – 17:00 @ Room 20, Floor 3
Coordinators: Irina Bolychevsky and Adrià Mercader, CKAN, Open Knowledge Foundation
Session C Online Mapping: how to analyze, visualize and build apps with your geospatial data – Workshop
Monday 16 September, 17:15 – 18:15 @ Room 19, Floor 3
Coordinator: Sergio Alvarez Leiva, CartoDB / Vizzuality
Session D S.I.I.T.S. Scholarly International Infrastructure Technical Summit
Thursday 19 September, 10:00 – 17:00 @ Centre Universitaire d’Informatique Université de Genève, Room 432, Floor 3
Moderators: David Flanders, University of Melbourne, David Tarrant, University of Southampton
Session E DownScale 2013 – Semantic Web Annual Workshop
Thursday 19 September, 12:00 – 17:00 @ Université de Genève, Uni Pignon campus, Room P_S06
Coordinators: Martin Murillo (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) and Victor de Boer (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam)