14 results on '"Open Data Policy"'
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2. Comparing Open Data Programmes in Victoria, Australia
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Jethani, Suneel, Leorke, Dale, Jethani, Suneel, and Leorke, Dale
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- 2021
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3. A Digital Game to Learn About Open Data
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Di Staso, Davide, Kleiman, Fernando, Crompvoets, Joep, Janssen, Marijn, Goos, Gerhard, Founding Editor, Hartmanis, Juris, Founding Editor, Bertino, Elisa, Editorial Board Member, Gao, Wen, Editorial Board Member, Steffen, Bernhard, Editorial Board Member, Woeginger, Gerhard, Editorial Board Member, Yung, Moti, Editorial Board Member, Scholl, Hans Jochen, editor, Gil-Garcia, J. Ramon, editor, Janssen, Marijn, editor, Kalampokis, Evangelos, editor, Lindgren, Ida, editor, and Rodríguez Bolívar, Manuel Pedro, editor more...
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- 2021
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4. A Study and Analysis of the Open Government Data Ecosystem Models
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Mahdi Sanaei, Mohammad Said Taslimi, Mohammad AbdolhoseinZadeh, and Mohammad Hosein Khani
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open data ,open government ,open government data ,open data policy ,open government data ecosystem ,Bibliography. Library science. Information resources - Abstract
The conversion of published data by government to a value and social effect is not done automatically and requires a number of actors with different functions that by activating and connecting them with each other, we can use data. The sum of these actors, stakeholders and their functions is called the Open Government Data Ecosystem. This study aims to understand the ecosystem of open government data and analysis of selected open government ecosystem models is formed. Present study is an exploratory study that seeks to analyze international models of open government data ecosystem, and identify and monitor the elements and components of the open government data ecosystem. Open government data ecosystem models were redefined and its contents were extracted by content analysis method and then compared and evaluated. Units in this study are open government data ecosystem models and sampling is targeted sampling. In the first stage, 36 models were identified by searching and reviewing the models of open government data ecosystems. Finally, by studying these models and identifying the similarities and aggregating of some models, based on targeted sampling, the researchers considered 12 models of open government data ecosystem and by examining them they extracted the data and information from these models. The reason for choosing these 12 models is their reputation, influence, comprehensiveness and authority. By examining existing models, it has become clear that there is still no comprehensive model of an open government data ecosystem that could be the basis for developing an open government data policy. Summarizing or generalizing, paying attention to a part of the ecosystem, using a cyclic or value chain approach instead of ecosystems approach, and some of the models are an experience or specific area of the characteristics of ecosystem models. more...
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- 2019
5. Data Curation Profiling to Assess Data Management Training Needs and Practices to Inform a Toolkit
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Bradley Bishop, Hannah Gunderman, Rowena Davis, Tina Lee, Rebecca Howard, Robert Samors, Fiona Murphy, and Judit Ungvari
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data management plan ,data curation profile ,open data ,open data policy ,research data management ,Science (General) ,Q1-390 - Abstract
The purpose of this paper is to explore current data management training needs and practices for Belmont Forum member agencies and researchers to inform a Toolkit. Fourteen Belmont Forum affiliated individuals were interviewed following a predetermined set of questions to create data curation profiles of their funded work. The data curation profile questionnaire includes questions related to data management, storage, stakeholders, costs, training, and credentials. The interview findings highlight gaps in existing knowledge of data management theory and practice that could impact data re-use. Results of these interviews were used to populate a Toolkit of data management training and effective practice resources specifically developed to train Belmont Forum grant awardees. The results also highlight some attitudes and behaviours of current scientists, researchers, and agency representatives, and the impact of the implementation of data management plans on the open science movement. more...
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- 2020
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6. Embracing open science agenda through coordinated approach: The Botswana case.
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Ntlotlang, Tuelo
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DATA science , *DATA management , *INFORMATION professionals , *SCIENTIFIC community , *POLICY sciences , *FRAUD in science , *INTERACTION (Philosophy) - Abstract
A number of countries around the world have embraced the open science agenda. However, in some cases, existing legislative frameworks in most countries typically do not allow much openness of data and science. Botswana is an example of such countries. The absence of legislative framework poses a challenge to librarians, researchers and policy makers with regard to data sharing. This has derailed the country’s development in terms of innovation and creativity. This issue has prompted different stakeholders to come together to work towards changing the current systems and regulatory frameworks in relation to open science and data management. The Botswana Open Data Open Science (ODOS) national committee was established in 2017 by different stakeholders being public bodies, business communities, information professionals and research communities to develop an open data open science policy that would enable data sharing and openness in science within the country. The purpose of this paper is to share the strategies used to establish inclusive interactions and engagement between stakeholders in facilitating the open data readiness implementation in Botswana. Moreover, the paper will highlight challenges encountered and achievement attained through this collaborative effort. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] more...
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- 2019
7. تحلیل و ارزشیابی مدل های اکوسیستم دادة حک...
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مهدی ثنائی, محمدسعید تسلیمی, محمد عبدالحسین زاده, and محمدحسین خانی
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TRANSPARENCY in government ,GOVERNMENT policy ,VALUE chains ,MONTE Carlo method ,DATA analysis - Abstract
The conversion of published data by government to a value and social effect is not done automatically and requires a number of actors with different functions that by activating and connecting them with each other, we can use data. The sum of these actors, stakeholders and their functions is called the Open Government Data Ecosystem. This study aims to understand the ecosystem of open government data and analysis of selected open government ecosystem models is formed. Present study is an exploratory study that seeks to analyze international models of open government data ecosystem, and identify and monitor the elements and components of the open government data ecosystem. Open government data ecosystem models were redefined and its contents were extracted by content analysis method and then compared and evaluated. Units in this study are open government data ecosystem models and sampling is targeted sampling. In the first stage, 36 models were identified by searching and reviewing the models of open government data ecosystems. Finally, by studying these models and identifying the similarities and aggregating of some models, based on targeted sampling, the researchers considered 12 models of open government data ecosystem and by examining them they extracted the data and information from these models. The reason for choosing these 12 models is their reputation, influence, comprehensiveness and authority. By examining existing models, it has become clear that there is still no comprehensive model of an open government data ecosystem that could be the basis for developing an open government data policy. Summarizing or generalizing, paying attention to a part of the ecosystem, using a cyclic or value chain approach instead of ecosystems approach, and some of the models are an experience or specific area of the characteristics of ecosystem models. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] more...
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- 2019
8. Changing Civil Servants' Awareness about Open Data Using a Collaborative Digital Game
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Di Staso, D., Kleiman, F., Crompvoets, Joep, Janssen, M.F.W.H.A., Lee, Jooho, Pereira, Gabriela Viale, and Hwang, Sungsoo
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Open government ,Government ,serious games ,Point (typography) ,business.industry ,05 social sciences ,collaborative learning ,050301 education ,open data ,Collaborative learning ,02 engineering and technology ,Public relations ,Transparency (behavior) ,Civil servants ,Open data ,covid-19 ,open data policy ,020204 information systems ,Accountability ,0202 electrical engineering, electronic engineering, information engineering ,Business ,gaming ,0503 education - Abstract
According to open government principles, public administration should make its data available to the public to create transparency, accountability, and to facilitate participation in public decision-making. Open-Data Policies (ODPs) were developed to encourage the opening of governmental data to the public, but require collaboration and awareness from all levels of government. Gaming has proved to be successful for creating awareness. Yet the pandemic hinders in-person gameplay, and there is a need for an online game that can be played remotely. This research uses an in-person game as the starting point to develop an online collaborative digital game. The feature and design choices of the digital game are described, along with its main differences when compared to the in-person one. The essential features include interaction and discussion about open data among players, the assignment of different roles, and points awarded when making the right decision to open, partially share, or close a dataset. more...
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- 2021
9. Behavioral factors influencing the opening of government data by civil servants
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Kleiman, F., Meijer, Sebastiaan, Janssen, M.F.W.H.A., Charalabidis, Yannis, Cunha, Maria Alexandra, and Sarantis, Demetrios
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Open Data Policy ,Related factors ,Open government ,Government ,Decision-Making ,business.industry ,media_common.quotation_subject ,05 social sciences ,02 engineering and technology ,Public relations ,Civil servants ,Open data ,Behavioral Barriers ,Incentive ,020204 information systems ,Political science ,0202 electrical engineering, electronic engineering, information engineering ,Quality (business) ,0509 other social sciences ,Listing (finance) ,050904 information & library sciences ,business ,media_common - Abstract
The actual opening of government data is done by civil servants operating within their institutional environment. As such, the institutional environment and their behavior towards the opening of data is key to increase the quality and quantity of open data. However, few studies have analyzed the behavior of government professionals towards open data policy. The objective of this paper is to review the existing literature to find the factors that influences civil servants behaviors towards open data. To identify the drivers and barriers, a literature review was performed listing the most cited papers with "open government data"and "barriers"focusing specific at the behavioral related factors. Even with the increasing of research on the topic of open data, still most of the papers focus on user drivers and barriers rather than on provider challenges. Even less studies focus on the civil servants' individual level of factors influencing their support to the release of governmental data. Most barriers found in the literature are related to infrastructural or technical issues. Whereas some individual level behavioral barriers could be found, including culture, lack of individual incentives and misunderstanding the impact of opening data, broader discussions on social norms, lack of education and experience are still missing in the literature. This paper contributes to the need for deeper understanding of the behavioral factors that influences the civil servants to support the opening of data. more...
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- 2020
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10. Data Curation Profiling to Assess Data Management Training Needs and Practices to Inform a Toolkit
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Rowena I. Davis, Fiona Murphy, Judit Ungvari, Rebecca Howard, Hannah C. Gunderman, Tina Lee, Robert Samors, and Bradley Wade Bishop
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Open science ,Knowledge management ,010504 meteorology & atmospheric sciences ,data curation profile ,Data management ,information science, data curation ,open data ,01 natural sciences ,data management plan ,open data policy ,research data management ,Computer Science (miscellaneous) ,Profiling (information science) ,Sociology ,lcsh:Science (General) ,0105 earth and related environmental sciences ,Data curation ,business.industry ,05 social sciences ,Data management plan ,Computer Science Applications ,Open data ,Training needs ,0509 other social sciences ,050904 information & library sciences ,business ,lcsh:Q1-390 - Abstract
The purpose of this paper is to explore current data management training needs and practices for Belmont Forum member agencies and researchers to inform a Toolkit. Fourteen Belmont Forum affiliated individuals were interviewed following a predetermined set of questions to create data curation profiles of their funded work. The data curation profile questionnaire includes questions related to data management, storage, stakeholders, costs, training, and credentials. The interview findings highlight gaps in existing knowledge of data management theory and practice that could impact data re-use. Results of these interviews were used to populate a Toolkit of data management training and effective practice resources specifically developed to train Belmont Forum grant awardees. The results also highlight some attitudes and behaviours of current scientists, researchers, and agency representatives, and the impact of the implementation of data management plans on the open science movement. more...
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- 2020
11. Kebijakan Open Data Penelitian dalam Membangun Komunikasi Ilmiah di Perpustakaan Lembaga Riset
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Tupan Tupan
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Knowledge management ,Data curation ,Relation (database) ,scientific communication ,business.industry ,Computer science ,Data management ,Bibliography. Library science. Information resources ,Visualization ,Metadata ,Open data ,open data policy ,libraries ,Narrative ,business ,research institutes ,Scientific communication - Abstract
A study was conducted on the role of research institute libraries in supporting open data research policies to improve scientific communication. The study aims to determine the role of libraries in open data research policies to improve scientific communication, and determine the role of libraries in relation to the open data research movement in building scientific communication. The research was conducted using the narrative review method, which is research that is carried out looking for articles related to the study of the role of research institutes libraries in open data research policies to improve scientific communication. namely data management plans and research data sharing processes, ensuring the data can be accessed, storing data in repositories and ensuring data can be accessed within a certain period of time. Libraries are the pioneers of the open data research movement by providing consultancy services for data analysis, research data mining, data curation services, data analysis and visualization, and saving research data over a long period of time. The main support provided by the library in building scientific communication is to create meta data and store data in repositories. Provide training in the management and storage of research data for researchers with the aim that the resulting research data can be used and disseminated for further research more...
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- 2021
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12. Open und FAIR Data: Der Beitrag der SAGW
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Immenhauser, Beat
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FAIR Data ,Open Data Policy ,AGATE ,Metadata ,Open Data ,CRIS Current Research Information System - Abstract
Open Data und FAIR Data sind mittlerweile schimmernde Begriffe in der Wissenschaft. Im Sinne einer gemeinsamen Verständnisgrundlage soll in einem ersten Teil versucht werden, die Grundzüge dieser beiden Konzepte zu erörtern. Der zweite Teil fokussiert auf den Beitrag der Akademie zur Förderung von Open und FAIR Data, insbesondere auf die künftige Open Data Policy der SAGW für ihre Langzeitprojekte sowie auf die Lancierung des neuen Forschungsprojekteportals AGATE. more...
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- 2018
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13. Serious Gaming for developing Open Government Data Policies by Local Governments
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Marijn Janssen, Sebastiaan Meijer, and Fernando Kleiman
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Open Data Policy ,Value (ethics) ,Open government ,Civil society ,Decision-Making ,Policy Gaming ,05 social sciences ,Public administration ,Open data ,Local government ,0502 economics and business ,050211 marketing ,Business ,050203 business & management - Abstract
Developing open government by local government is cumbersome. Many local governments have no policies or are struggling to develop policies enabling to create value from open data. Policy-making is challenging due to the wicked nature of many policy problems, unclear objectives, and the involvement of diverse stakeholders. At the same time governments are opening their policy-making processes for participation by citizens and private companies. The goal of this paper is to present the structure of a game to increase the understanding of open-data policies by local governments. Open Data Policies are aimed at making public data available to be accessed and used by civil society. The game participants can experience the implications of various policies. This should help them to developed better policies. more...
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- 2018
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14. Embracing open science agenda through coordinated approach: the Botswana case
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Tuelo Ntlotlang
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Legislative frameworks ,Open data ,Open data policy ,Open science ,Data management - Abstract
A number of countries around the world have embraced the open science agenda. However, in some cases, existing legislative frameworks in most countries typically do not allow much openness of data and science. Botswana is an example of such countries. The absence of legislative framework poses a challenge to librarians, researchers and policy makers with regard to data sharing. This has derailed the country���s development in terms of innovation and creativity. This issue has prompted different stakeholders to come together to work towards changing the current systems and regulatory frameworks in relation to open science and data management. The Botswana Open Data Open Science (ODOS) national committee was established in 2017 by different stakeholders being public bodies, business communities, information professionals and research communities to develop an open data open science policy that would enable data sharing and openness in science within the country. The purpose of this paper is to share the strategies used to establish inclusive interactions and engagement between stakeholders in facilitating the open data readiness implementation in Botswana. Moreover, the paper will highlight challenges encountered and achievement attained through this collaborative effort., Cadernos BAD, N.�� 1 (2019): ETD 2019: Fruits of Knowledge more...
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