Gathering around the data table
summary
DataSF centers use not just publication: the city publishes datasets at data.sfgov.org API (JSON, CSV, GeoJSON) and exposes table-level API docs; teams built a Housing Data Hub to map city housing programs and used eviction-notice time-series as an example. Regular Code for San Francisco hack nights and National Day of Civic Hacking drive user testing for an open source chart tool that auto-generates simple charts from APIs; the program staffs a small team and is developing a risk-based privacy framework with academic partners before wider release.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 1:45MISSION
- 5:23Adopt a beginner's mind
- 6:02Be transparent
- 6:22Invite participation
- 12:43Explore data on the open data portal
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