Why You Should Care About Open Data and How it Benefits Your Community

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2014-07-09

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Calgary Regional Partnership

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Welcome to the new world of Open Data portals, data-thons and speed data’ing. The latter two – data-thons and speed data’ing – have put the romance into Open Data portals by challenging techies to create user-friendly applications from huge data files of municipal information

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GIS, economy, partnership/plan

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Calgary Regional Partnership (2014, July 09). Why You Should Care About Open Data and How it Benefits Your Community [Blog post].

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http://hdl.handle.net/1880/106957

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