Open Data
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Open Data presents what public digital datasets are (from municipalities, departments, regions and sometimes companies), explains open-data licenses, how datasets are catalogued and harmonized nationally, and how to use and contribute to them. It names practical tools and events such as Hackathons, Etalab, and Wikidata, and walks through a concrete application that consumes and publishes open data.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 1:57What is Open Data?
- 3:01Table of contents
- 3:50Presentation - Formats
- 5:20Presentation - Licenses
- 8:30Presentation - Open Data in Nantes
- 10:30Datasets - Main providers
- 12:08Datasets - SNCF
- 13:24Datasets - WikiData
- 14:39Datasets - Open Data Nantes
- 15:37Datasets - Other data
- 17:04Application examples - OpenStreetMap
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