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If more real-time transport data will be available we will be able to get iRail and all the BeTrains application to work with this other data.\n\nDeveloper: <a href=\"http://www.irail.be/route/\">Pieter Colpaert (iRail NPO) </a>\n\nLicense: Open Source\n\nAPI: <a href=\"http://api.irail.be\">http://api.irail.be</a>", "/migrated_application_images/70e5c664-4a3b-4013-b8cc-7b74fd375306.png", "http://iRail.be", "2011-06-13 16:03:09", 0], ["f6cdb54f-4095-4666-b76a-a2869a5ba21b", "application", "School Browser", "A novel approach to exploring performance data for England's schools at any scale: from national, regional, neighbourhood and individual schools.\n\nDeveloper: <a href=\"http://schoolbrowser.co.uk/\">Placr Ltd</a>\n\nSubmitted by: David Mountain\n\nLicense: Not Open", "/migrated_application_images/f6cdb54f-4095-4666-b76a-a2869a5ba21b.png", "http://schoolbrowser.co.uk/", "2011-06-13 16:13:27", 0], ["57f5cd19-dd4c-492c-87d9-799a1ea2bfa8", "application", "jeobrowser", "jeobrowser is about geospatial interoperability. It offers a very simple and efficient access to geographical data sources. You can aggregate any kind of geospatialized data : photo, video, satellite imagery, etc. \n\nDeveloper: J\u00e9r\u00f4me Gasperi\n\nLicense: Open Source", "/migrated_application_images/57f5cd19-dd4c-492c-87d9-799a1ea2bfa8.png", "http://engine.jeobrowser.com/", "2011-06-13 16:21:45", 0], ["5fcb0b66-9860-461e-88ff-f1952dc69ad6", "application", "Fingal Bring Banks", "An iPhone application that lists all bring banks (recycling centres) in the Fingal area of Dublin, Ireland.\n\nDeveloper: Rob Mooney\n\nLicense: Open Source\n\nSource code: <a href=\"https://github.com/robmooney/BringBanks\">https://github.com/robmooney/BringBanks</a>", "/migrated_application_images/5fcb0b66-9860-461e-88ff-f1952dc69ad6.png", "http://data.fingal.ie/details.aspx?datasetID=364", "2011-06-13 16:41:53", 0], ["a88ab6d0-ba01-4178-8d4b-95c36366153c", "application", "Geocoding and Reverse geocoding tool", "Geocoding and reverse geocoding tool is designed for everyone  who needs to get coordinates from addresses and the reverse.\n\nDeveloper: Ivan Tasev\n\nLicense: Open Source", "/migrated_application_images/a88ab6d0-ba01-4178-8d4b-95c36366153c.png", "http://mapsys.info/geocoding-tool/", "2011-06-13 16:52:10", 0], ["e90fe0a2-2ae5-4f74-8f60-54095b7c283e", "application", "CycleStreets journey planner and photomap", "CycleStreets is a UK-wide cycle journey planner, enabling cycle-friendly routes to be planned anywhere in the UK; our Photomap enables photographs of cycling-related problems and good practice to be shared and categorised by cycle campaigners.\n\nDeveloper: CycleStreets UK\n\nSubmitted by: Martin Lucas-Smith\n\nLicense: Not Open", "/migrated_application_images/e90fe0a2-2ae5-4f74-8f60-54095b7c283e.png", "http://www.cyclestreets.net/", "2011-06-13 17:01:40", 0], ["152d4a5d-8d36-470a-8619-4a4cce013050", "application", "DataMarket.com", "DataMarket.com is a data portal that provides access to statistics and structured data from various public and private sector organizations, enabling users to find, compare, visualize and download statistics from organizations such as the UN, World Bank, Eurostat, Gapminder and others in a single place.\n\nDeveloper: Hjalmar Gislason\n\nLicense: Not Open", "/migrated_application_images/152d4a5d-8d36-470a-8619-4a4cce013050.png", "http://datamarket.com/", "2011-06-13 18:57:08", 0], ["b33ae9bc-66f0-4c47-9578-0a511b132998", "application", "Mapping for Mortimer Village", "Mashup of modern Ordnance Survey, Historic OS, Geological, Google and OpenStreet map mapping using in browser map reprojection (for modern OS to Google)\n\nDeveloper: Bill Chadwick\n\nLicense: Not Open", "/migrated_application_images/b33ae9bc-66f0-4c47-9578-0a511b132998.png", "http://mortimermaps.appspot.com/mvmap.htm", "2011-06-13 18:59:49", 0], ["cd150bf8-56d2-4f64-b00d-c735e47e7a58", "application", "Illegal dump site registry", "Application recording of illegal dump site locations, managing the logistics for their field data collection and cleanup.\r\n\r\nBy exposing the locations of illegal dump sites, people can force responsible institutions to clean the data\r\nGovernment - it can use these data to manage the process of illegal dump sites cleanups, to educate the public and to penalize the violations of the law.\n\nDeveloper: Sinergise Ltd.\n\nSubmitted by: Grega Milcinski\n\nLicense: Not Open", "/migrated_application_images/cd150bf8-56d2-4f64-b00d-c735e47e7a58.png", "http://register.ocistimo.si", "2011-06-13 19:26:11", 0], ["4135312e-31c9-43bd-acb5-95f382950290", "application", "OpenSpending", "Our aim is to track every (public) government and corporate financial transaction across the world and present it in useful and engaging forms for everyone from a school-child to a data geek.\r\n\r\nWe're an open community that anyone is invited to join! We're looking for researchers, coders and citizen activists to join us and to help gather and understand financial data.\n\nDeveloper: <a href=\"http://www.okfn.org\">Open Knowledge Foundation</a>\n\nSubmitted by: pudo\n\nLicense: AGPLv3\n\nSource code: <a href=\"http://bitbucket.org/okfn/wdmmg\">http://bitbucket.org/okfn/wdmmg</a>\n\nAPI: <a href=\"http://wiki.openspending.org/API\">http://wiki.openspending.org/API</a>", "/migrated_application_images/4135312e-31c9-43bd-acb5-95f382950290.png", "http://www.openspending.org", "2011-06-13 09:06:52", 0], ["3c60bcfd-71c9-463d-86ad-233ee48c8e84", "application", "Social Care Services Catalogue", "The Social Care Services Catalogue is an online collaboration tool used by almost all local councils in the province of Flemish Brabant to create, edit, publish and share structured information about social care services of local government and not-for-profit organizations.\n\nDeveloper: VERA, autonomous company of the province of Flemish Brabant\n\nSubmitted by: Bart Beuten\n\nLicense: Not Open", "/migrated_application_images/3c60bcfd-71c9-463d-86ad-233ee48c8e84.png", "www.digitaalsociaalhuis.be", "2011-06-13 19:28:58", 0], ["f60d3f87-5a74-4315-a5ef-79a0b29b5732", "application", "NodeXL", "NodeXL is the network overview, discovery and exploration add-in for Excel.  It extends the familiar spreadsheet to enable anyone who can make a pie-chart to make a social media network visualization.\r\n\r\nNodeXL is a project from the [Social Media Research Foundation](http://www.smrfoundation.org/).  Contributors to NodeXL include Natasa Milic-Frayling from Microsoft Research U.K., Eduarda Mendes Rodrigues from the University of Porto,  Ben Shneiderman, Derek Hansen, Cody Dunne and others at the University of Maryland, Marc Smith at Connected Action Consulting, Jure Leskovec at Stanford University, Vladimir Barash and Scott Golder at Cornell, Bernie Hogan at Oxford University, Robert Ackland at the Australian National University, and Libby Hemphill at the Illinois Institute of Technology.\n\nDeveloper: Social Media Research Foundation\n\nSubmitted by: Marc A. Smith\n\nLicense: Open Source", "/migrated_application_images/f60d3f87-5a74-4315-a5ef-79a0b29b5732.png", "http://nodexl.codeplex.com/", "2011-06-13 19:05:37", 0], ["3b7f72d1-6176-4ed5-bcdf-8ffbba576708", "application", "Where does my money go?", "Where Does My Money Go? is an independent non-partisan project run by the Open Knowledge Foundation. We're trying to make government finances much easier to explore and understand - so you can see where every pound of your taxes gets spent.\n\nDeveloper: <a href=\"http://okfn.org\">Open Knowledge Foundation</a>\n\nSubmitted by: pudo\n\nLicense: AGPLv3\n\nSource code: <a href=\"http://bitbucket.org/okfn/wdmmg\">http://bitbucket.org/okfn/wdmmg</a>\n\nAPI: <a href=\"http://wiki.openspending.org/API\">http://wiki.openspending.org/API</a>", "/migrated_application_images/3b7f72d1-6176-4ed5-bcdf-8ffbba576708.png", "http://wheredoesmymoneygo.org", "2011-06-13 14:46:34", 0], ["f1a888b5-d377-475c-937c-126146cf3383", "application", "Europe's Energy", "Countries around the world are taking measures to mitigate climate change. Member States of the European Union have agreed on targets aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions by cutting energy consumption by 20% and increasing the share of renewables in the energy mix to 20% by 2020. The 'Europe's Energy' project gives users a set of visual tools to put these targets into context and to understand and compare how progress is being made towards them in different countries.\n\nDeveloper: <a href=\"http://okfn.org\">Open Knowledge Foundation</a>\n\nSubmitted by: pudo\n\nLicense: AGPLv3\n\nSource code: <a href=\"http://bitbucket.org/okfn/openenergy\">http://bitbucket.org/okfn/openenergy</a>", "/migrated_application_images/f1a888b5-d377-475c-937c-126146cf3383.png", "http://energy.publicdata.eu/ee/", "2011-06-13 11:04:16", 0], ["bb8fedea-7b15-4167-b4bf-e408ab9105e4", "application", "Silk", "Silk allows users to select, filter, sort and visualize data in a way that is meaningful to them, using a user-friendly interface. We make structured and linked data accessible in a very compelling and user-friendly manner.\n\nDeveloper: Salar al Khafaji\n\nLicense: Not Open", "/migrated_application_images/bb8fedea-7b15-4167-b4bf-e408ab9105e4.png", "http://silkapp.com/", "2011-06-13 21:18:53", 0], ["931a5308-1c9f-4d1b-9530-fc0d13a2b7d1", "application", "ZNasichDani / From Our Taxes", "ZNasichDani.sk uncovers who are influential persons (owners, managers, statutories) standing behind companies successful in securing contracts with the state, thus helping uncover conflicts of interest; it also shows how large are the sums of contracts obtained in this way.\n\nDeveloper: Fair-play Alliance and VORSR.sk\n\nLicense: Closed", "/migrated_application_images/931a5308-1c9f-4d1b-9530-fc0d13a2b7d1.png", "http://znasichdani.sk/l?l=en", "2011-06-13 21:31:12", 1], ["dc7b124f-fd1e-4568-b837-3418a829c5ea", "application", "FearSquare", "FearSquare is an innovative mashup of FourSquare and crime data that allows users to check out how much street crime they are exposed to at their favourite caf\u00e9, bar or day-to-day hangouts; more seriously it also allows researchers to analyse if people are worried about such things.\r\n\n\nDeveloper: Lincoln Social Computing Research Centre, University of Lincoln, UK\n\nLicense: Open Source", "/migrated_application_images/dc7b124f-fd1e-4568-b837-3418a829c5ea.png", "www.fearsquare.com", "2011-06-13 21:18:13", 0], ["f283e915-0f00-4236-8d03-fdabf84ab40e", "application", "OpenCorporates", "OpenCorporates has taken one of the most important global datasets -- companies, and government data relating to them -- and for the first time exposed it on the web in an open, easy to use, yet incredibly powerful form, massively increasing accessibility of this data, and allowing connections between companies to be crowdsourced.\n\nDeveloper: <a href=\"http://countculture.wordpress.com/\">Chris Taggart</a>\n\nLicense: Closed\n\nAPI: <a href=\"http://opencorporates.com/reconcile\">http://opencorporates.com/reconcile</a>", "/migrated_application_images/f283e915-0f00-4236-8d03-fdabf84ab40e.png", "http://OpenCorporates.com", "2011-06-13 21:40:29", 1], ["761610cd-ddbb-410d-afd5-3bca54db0c0d", "application", "Drugle", "DRUGLE is a semantic search engine specialized for pharmacology and medical drug providing correct, evidence based and relevant information that is collected from authoritative sources from the public health care and medical drugs regulatory agencies from some European countries.\r\nMore information [here](http://drugle.se)\n\nDeveloper: Swedish Institute for Drug Informatics (SIDI)\n\nSubmitted by: Daniel Rodr\u00edguez\n\nLicense: Open Source", "/migrated_application_images/761610cd-ddbb-410d-afd5-3bca54db0c0d.png", "http://demo.drugle.info/", "2011-06-13 21:28:45", 0], ["a130b5b6-7fb7-40c9-993c-8e8e5d96a381", "application", "openpolis", "The openPolis website is the most comprehensive database on Italian political representatives and their statements, maintained thanks to the distributed contributions of hundreds of users that publish new statements, report errors or updates daily.\n\nDeveloper: Vittorio Alvino\n\nLicense: Open Source", "/migrated_application_images/a130b5b6-7fb7-40c9-993c-8e8e5d96a381.png", "http://openpolis.it", "2011-06-13 21:21:30", 0], ["7a2ee24f-b2bf-4bbb-8a81-4e6c8374d5b5", "application", "Politiek Inzicht (Political Insight)", "It visualizes what the politicians of the dutch parliament are saying by showing word clouds of the most important words said (per period) per politician. \r\n\r\nThis website is in particular useful for all people interested in politics but rather cut out the crap. People can make up their minds and can have reasons to elect a certain politician based on his opinions.\r\nPeople can talk and blog about it, especially by using the permalinks provided for every politician.\r\n\r\nPoliticians talk a lot. It is often hard to keep track of opinions and discussions in the parliament. Our visualization makes it crystal clear what the politician's most important topics are. Also, it gives a good representation of how the seats of the current politicians are distributed in the parliament (who sits where).\n\nDeveloper: Team Politiek Inzicht (Team Political Insight)\n\nSubmitted by: J.R. Tromp\n\nLicense: Not Open", "/migrated_application_images/7a2ee24f-b2bf-4bbb-8a81-4e6c8374d5b5.png", "http://www.politiekinzicht.com", "2011-06-13 21:35:29", 0], ["ef3fe396-cae5-4e6b-a081-7c1159c7fa24", "application", "Funding Scotland", "We gather and organise information about grants and funding opportunities; we then publish this information in one, easy to use, online location.\r\n\r\nCharities and businesses operating in Scotland can freely use www.fundingscotland.com to more easily find and apply for funding opportunities available to them. Otherwise this task would require a lot of searching through many websites using a lot of time and scarce resources.\n\nDeveloper: John McLoughlin\n\nLicense: Open Source", "/migrated_application_images/ef3fe396-cae5-4e6b-a081-7c1159c7fa24.png", "www.fundingscotland.com", "2011-06-13 21:21:16", 0], ["2977553b-161e-4155-a502-fd2df7f0d779", "application", "Budget calculator", "Budget calculator shows major expenditures and income of the government and their relationships, it also allows you to \"play\" with government figures (lower or increase taxes, hire more teachers, decrease police wages, call for foreign aid...), and it will also calculate your contribution to the state budget on each count of taxes as well as how much of your tax money is spent on any of the expenditures (health care, pensions, education, social, agricultural aid...).\n\nDeveloper: Marko Rakar (Croatia) & Sylwia Presley (UK)\n\nSubmitted by: Marko Rakar\n\nLicense: Open Source", "/migrated_application_images/2977553b-161e-4155-a502-fd2df7f0d779.png", "http://proracunskikalkulator.com/", "2011-06-13 21:32:59", 0], ["9f40bf0e-c088-45ea-bcd3-240f44ad2ec6", "application", "Weave", "Weave is a web-based platform for visualizing any type of data. Everyone can benefit from Weave because it is free software that can visualize any type of data for any purpose.\n\nDeveloper: The Institute for Visualization and Perception Research\n\nLicense: Open Source", "/migrated_application_images/9f40bf0e-c088-45ea-bcd3-240f44ad2ec6.png", "http://www.iweave.org", "2011-06-13 21:37:13", 0], ["3538a750-c596-4ca5-951e-e96ee75fab94", "application", "It's Your Parliament", "Monitoring the legislative activity of the European Parliament. \r\n\r\nOrdinary citizens can lookup their MEPs and compare their voting records in different policy areas. Engaged citizens can debate and vote for themselves. Specialists can use the API to advanced analysis and build applications upon it.\n\nDeveloper: <a href=\"http://www.buhlrasmussen.eu/\">Niels Erik Kaaber Rasmussen</a>", "/migrated_application_images/3538a750-c596-4ca5-951e-e96ee75fab94.png", "http://www.itsyourparliament.eu", "2011-06-13 21:45:01", 0], ["a3864f47-e90d-407d-8362-f5c1846cb3af", "application", "See UK", "A viewer of some of UK public sector information, including an abstract view of the geography, and based on Linked Data; the data can be normalised by population and area, giving more complex views than available with just the raw data.\n\nDeveloper: Hugh Glaser\n\nSubmitted by: Hugh Glaser\n\nLicense: Not Open", "/migrated_application_images/a3864f47-e90d-407d-8362-f5c1846cb3af.png", "http://apps.seme4.com/see-uk/", "2011-06-13 21:59:21", 0], ["d8d28349-b531-492a-8669-28828d7d6dd6", "application", "Sandbag Carbon Geiger", "Just as a normal Geiger counter helps locate sources of dangerous radiation, the Carbon Geiger Counter ([Android](https://market.android.com/details?id=com.sandbag.carbongeiger), [iPhone](http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/carbon-geiger/id434609750?mt=8&ls=1))  shows where planet-damaging carbon dioxide is coming from.\n\nDeveloper: Sandbag Climate Campaign\n\nSubmitted by: Patrick Craston\n\nLicense: Open Source", "/migrated_application_images/d8d28349-b531-492a-8669-28828d7d6dd6.png", "http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/carbon-geiger/id434609750?mt=8&ls=1", "2011-06-13 21:24:05", 0], ["9241e850-08f4-435f-a74e-f7ce09e9aad2", "application", "eo'City", "eo'City provides geo localized and real-time information about the public transportation system in Rennes (France). The featured informations includes:\r\n- position and availability of public bikes stations\r\n- position and availability of parkings\r\n- bus and subway maps and schedules\r\n- alerts\n\nDeveloper: NewLC \n\nSubmitted by: Eric Bustarret\n\nLicense: Not Open", "/migrated_application_images/9241e850-08f4-435f-a74e-f7ce09e9aad2.png", "https://market.android.com/details?id=com.newlc.rennestransports.android", "2011-06-13 21:46:34", 0], ["f518eda9-5e62-423d-81c1-5af9f630f2f7", "application", "Live London Underground tube map", "It plots the current positions of all London Underground trains on a map, and updates the map in real time.\r\n\r\nIt provides a stunning visualisation of the sheer amount going on in the Underground network, the constant movement, and a great overview of one of the most famous transport networks in the world. It also provides great interest when compared to Harry Beck's iconic Tube Map, by showing the network's geographic nature.\r\n\r\nIt lets people understand something that is going on under their feet that they might have known was there, but not understand its complexity and activity. People can see if lines are closed or in difficulty.\n\nDeveloper: Matthew Somerville\n\nLicense: MIT\n\nSource code: <a href=\"https://github.com/dracos/underground-live-map\">https://github.com/dracos/underground-live-map</a>", "/migrated_application_images/f518eda9-5e62-423d-81c1-5af9f630f2f7.png", "http://traintimes.org.uk/map/tube/", "2011-06-13 21:58:43", 1], ["f061087e-215c-4a3f-9dd5-678433f9d017", "application", "PoVoice", "Povoice is a web startup owned by ZavenTeam. We are brussels based tech-startup which is focusing on twitter based conversations. We also love Ruby on Rails\u2026\r\n\r\nPoVoice is Twitter based Politics platform which will allows to gather people on a twitter hashtag, make them to use, communicate with costumers on Twitter and response to them.\r\n\r\nEveryone on Twitter who is interested in Politics can use Povoice to better engage the community.\n\nDeveloper: Mesut Celik\n\nSubmitted by: Mesut Celik\n\nLicense: Not Open", "/migrated_application_images/f061087e-215c-4a3f-9dd5-678433f9d017.png", "http://povoice.com", "2011-06-13 21:26:13", 0], ["fc94c482-4440-4c0a-9ccc-187a3f761880", "application", "OpenElm", "Crowdsource reports to map and to protect elm trees from decimation by Dutch elm disease with a reusable app equally effective in other jurisdictions and with other tree diseases.\n\nDeveloper: Graeme Jones\n\nSubmitted by: Andrew Gleave\n\nLicense: Open Source", "/migrated_application_images/fc94c482-4440-4c0a-9ccc-187a3f761880.png", "http://www.openelm.org.im", "2011-06-13 21:52:15", 0], ["db6bc998-1c50-4b2d-aaf2-72dbabd251b0", "application", "manypedia", "On Manypedia you can compare the same Wikipedia page as it appears on 2 different language Wikipedias, both translated in your language.\r\n\r\nManypedia is a project of Paolo Massa and Federico \"fox\" Scrinzi of SoNet group at FBK.\r\n\r\nFor example you can search for a page in the English Wikipedia and compare it with the same page on the Chinese Wikipedia but translated into English.\r\n\r\nBut, just as an example, you can also search for a page in the Arabic Wikipedia and compare it with the same page in Hebrew Wikipedia but translated into Arabic. Or from Italian compared with French, or from Tagalog compared with Catalan, or from Hindi compared with Irish, or from Turkish compared with Yiddish, or from Persian compared with Swahili \u2026 well, you've got the idea ;)\n\nDeveloper: SoNet\n\nLicense: Open Source", "/migrated_application_images/db6bc998-1c50-4b2d-aaf2-72dbabd251b0.png", "http://www.manypedia.com", "2011-06-13 21:26:35", 0], ["9d55a49b-a67f-461d-b57f-1fab0edd3cd1", "application", "Mood of Europe", "The \u2018Mood of Europe\u2019 monitor provides rapid visual access to key sentiment indicators for politicians, journalists and commentators, students and the general public. \r\nCurrently, \u2018Eurobarometer\u2019 survey results are published in .pdf format and are also available through a limited interactive query facility that does not give ready access to visual comparisons between countries over time. The 'Mood of Europe' brings the data to life in an engaging format. \n\nDeveloper: Tom Hobson of Locus Insight\n\nSubmitted by: Tom Hobson\n\nLicense: Not Open", "/migrated_application_images/9d55a49b-a67f-461d-b57f-1fab0edd3cd1.png", "http://www.locus.ie/assets/files/demos/moodofeurope/atlas.html", "2011-06-13 21:48:59", 0], ["06de5711-e55e-4e14-8d13-09b76ac52829", "application", "EU 27 Economic Performance Monitor", "The EU 27 Economic Performance Monitor enables users to visually track and compare 22 key economic indicators in the areas of public finance, bond yields, labour force, business performance and consumer prices in the European Union member states.\n\nDeveloper: Tom Hobson of Locus Insight\n\nSubmitted by: Tom Hobson\n\nLicense: Not Open", "/migrated_application_images/06de5711-e55e-4e14-8d13-09b76ac52829.png", "http://www.locus.ie/assets/files/demos/EU27PerformanceMonitor/atlas.html", "2011-06-13 21:51:22", 0], ["f93a3439-6c27-4e72-a221-202c5c794c3c", "application", "Energielabel App", "The app shows, in a very friendly way, energy ratings of buildings in Amsterdam, as defined in the European standard, ranging from A to G. The app not only shows the label for a building, where known, but also shows labels of nearby buildings on a map and scores the label compared to other labels in the vicinity. \n\nDeveloper: Team Energielabel\n\nSubmitted by: Erik Romijn\n\nLicense: Open Source", "/migrated_application_images/f93a3439-6c27-4e72-a221-202c5c794c3c.png", "http://energielabelapp.nl/", "2011-06-13 21:53:59", 0], ["959c9d25-43f9-4e8f-af07-c329a55d4185", "application", "LinkBarcode", "LinkBarcode is an Android application that allows you to check by scanning a barcode if a product contains ingredients you do not want to eat.\r\n\r\nIf you are allergic, vegetarian, environmentalist or just a concerned citizen, LinkBarcode will check whether a product contains ingredients that do not suit you, and if a scanned product isn't in the database the user will be able to add it on the fly directly from his phone.\n\nDeveloper: karima Rafes\n\nLicense: Open Source", "/migrated_application_images/959c9d25-43f9-4e8f-af07-c329a55d4185.png", "http://en.linkbarcode.org/wiki/Tutorial_version_Android", "2011-06-13 21:55:31", 0], ["ba0c07af-0da2-4903-8a82-de23ec74a935", "application", "MapyHazardu.cz / GamblingMaps", "It allows people to easily map gambling slot machines located within 100 meters from public buildings, which are forbidden by the Czech law.\n\nDeveloper: Brneni o.s., Czech NGO\n\nSubmitted by: Michal Berg\n\nLicense: Open Source", "/migrated_application_images/ba0c07af-0da2-4903-8a82-de23ec74a935.png", "www.mapyhazardu.cz", "2011-06-13 22:01:33", 0], ["410f4fe1-66cf-487a-8b4f-25424c220625", "application", "MaPit", "MaPit is a web service that provides point and postcode lookups to current and past administrative area information and polygons.\r\n\r\nMaPit is used by many services - notably all of mySociety's sites, but many third parties as well - to provide postcode and administrative body lookups for many diverse tasks, such as contacting your local representatives or reporting broken civic infrastructure.\r\n\r\nIf geographic information is available, the open source code can easily be reutilised by other countries - this has already been done by Norway, who have a version at http://mapit.nuug.no/ that used open postcode data and OpenStreetMap boundary data - and we hope other countries will too soon.\n\nDeveloper: Matthew Somerville\n\nLicense: Open Source", "/migrated_application_images/410f4fe1-66cf-487a-8b4f-25424c220625.png", "http://mapit.mysociety.org/", "2011-06-13 22:03:47", 0], ["1bcd62ba-00a5-43bb-84fd-1115f896181a", "application", "Ravensburg Shopping Guide", "A mobile shopping guide for the city of Ravensburg in Germany, showing opening hours, geo distance, and complementing services based on quality -controlled GoodRelations (http://purl.org/goodrelations/) RDF data for 99% of the stores and restaurants in the city.\n\nDeveloper: Consortium of three companies\n\nLicense: Not Open", "/migrated_application_images/1bcd62ba-00a5-43bb-84fd-1115f896181a.png", "http://www.lieber-ravensburg.de", "2011-06-13 21:15:22", 0], ["71630670-4dba-4054-b58f-22e18b5dec0d", "application", "Locus", "Locus is a news archive visualisation that maps Guardian articles to places over time, a spatial and temporal mapping of media attention in the last decade.\r\n\n\nDeveloper: Gavin Baily", "/migrated_application_images/71630670-4dba-4054-b58f-22e18b5dec0d.png", "http://www.data-art.net/locus/", "2011-06-16 06:32:13", 0], ["e345f69e-ed0f-4dda-8d2a-27b4881dd217", "application", "Evolution of European Union legislation", "Explaining the legislative activity of the European Union in time and within different policy areas.\r\n\r\nIt answers simple questions like: \"how much EU law relates to energy policy?\", \"has the legislation been growing or shrinking (quantitatively) within a given time frame?\"\r\n, \"are there more EU laws related to nuclear energy than to coal?\" \"how about oil and gas in 1974?\", \"how many EU laws are related to shipping compared to air transport?\" \"how many of these laws are directives/regulations/decisions?\" etc.\r\n\r\nAll these questions are answered in a simple easy to understand way. Before the visualization and api.epdb.eu it has (as far as we know) not been possible to find an answer to these questions.\n\nDeveloper: <a href=\"http://www.buhlrasmussen.eu/\">Buhl Rasmussen</a>", "/migrated_application_images/e345f69e-ed0f-4dda-8d2a-27b4881dd217.png", "http://epdb.eu/eulegislation/", "2011-06-16 06:20:26", 1], ["4ac20b57-39ad-42e7-8c04-ad449802b604", "application", "In the Air", "In the Air is a project which aims to make visible the microscopic and invisible agents of Madrid\u00b4s air (gases, particles, pollen, diseases, etc), to see how they perform, react and interact with the rest of the city. The visualisations produced are both digital and physical.\n\nDeveloper: Nerea Calvillo / In  the Air", "/migrated_application_images/4ac20b57-39ad-42e7-8c04-ad449802b604.png", "http://www.intheair.es", "2011-06-16 07:37:21", 0], ["ba3f19ed-d4e3-4fe8-a62c-fd01887be30b", "application", "El Disparate", "El Disaparate is a visualisation project about the amount of armaments that Spain imported  and exported to other countries in 2009.\r\n\r\n\r\n\n\nDeveloper: General Huesconsin Team", "/migrated_application_images/ba3f19ed-d4e3-4fe8-a62c-fd01887be30b.png", "http://www.eldisparate.de/", "2011-06-16 07:39:27", 0], ["ba6509e2-f6e5-4f6c-9628-f08ceee56057", "application", "Merc\u00e9 run visualization", "Visualizing data in the \"\"cursa de la Merc\u00e8\"\" 2009 on the map of Barcelona. The municipality of Barcelona gives access to any person to the data of all participants at the following address: http://www.bcn.es/cursamerce/ca/resultats.html\r\nThe visualization shows the path of all participants (approximately 8500) with accelerated time, doing rollover on any of them shows their name, gender, final position in the race, and travel time. Upon reaching the goal (marked as  A) it shows up the Gaussian distribution (typical) based on the number of arrivals per minute.\r\n\r\nhttp://www.pimpampum.net/en/content/cursa-de-la-merc%C3%A8-2009-visualization\"\n\nDeveloper: Daniel Juli\u00e0", "/migrated_application_images/ba6509e2-f6e5-4f6c-9628-f08ceee56057.png", "http://www.pimpampum.net/labs/cursamerce/", "2011-06-16 06:35:35", 0], ["e7568b1f-3d8a-4262-9cb9-03a06cfd9b22", "application", "Ourmoney", "Meieraha.eu brings any budget  closer to people through data visualisation. State budget is a complicated thing, with long tables and explanations that do little to explain how the taxpayers\u00b4 money is spent. Our tool helps people understand key budget issues, showing  major  income and expenditure  articles  at a glance, structured by government functions.  \n\nDeveloper: Hille Hinsberg", "/migrated_application_images/e7568b1f-3d8a-4262-9cb9-03a06cfd9b22.png", "http://meieraha.eu/", "2011-06-16 06:39:12", 0], ["f0985d8d-369e-4db9-9a15-85b2965d7daa", "application", "Popular bicycle routes in London", "This is a static visualisation of 1.4 million journeys made with the bikes of the Barclays Cycle Hire scheme (aka Boris Bikes) during the period of first 3 months. It shows all routes together, most popular 500 routes, also for each of the 351 docking stations has their own 2 visualisations, for incoming and outcoming routes.\n\nDeveloper: Demeter Sztanko", "/migrated_application_images/f0985d8d-369e-4db9-9a15-85b2965d7daa.png", "http://borisbikes.saltaku.com/", "2011-06-16 07:27:46", 0], ["5a3e11fe-37a7-4c40-877b-07814b03384f", "application", "Road Safety Collision Statistics", "Road Safety Dashboard identifying locations of road collisions and casualties by time of day, day of week, casualty type, collision and severity with drill down to collision details.\n\nDeveloper: Mel Mcintyre", "/migrated_application_images/5a3e11fe-37a7-4c40-877b-07814b03384f.png", "http://www.rsa.ie/RSA/Road-Safety/Our-Research/Ireland-Road-Collisions/", "2011-06-16 07:42:21", 0], ["2a8ab06f-4b92-44c1-831a-4986b01b5f49", "application", "Mapnificent Manchester", "Mapnificent Manchester visualizes the time it takes to reach places in the Greater Manchester area using public transport.\n\nDeveloper: <a href=\"http://stefanwehrmeyer.com\">Stefan Wehrmeyer</a>", "/migrated_application_images/2a8ab06f-4b92-44c1-831a-4986b01b5f49.png", "http://www.mapnificent.net/manchester/#/?lat0=53.4807125&lng0=-2.234376500000053&t0=119&color=true&lat=53.504609929962164&lng=-2.1969543198242625&zoom=10", "2011-06-16 07:47:28", 0], ["02f1cc73-8583-4d65-8c45-d682a2b0c3b9", "application", "Bike Share Map", "Showing the current state of bike share systems in over 30 cities around the world - from London to Barcelona, from Bordeaux to Vienna from and Washington DC to Melbourne.\n\nDeveloper: Oliver O'Brien", "/migrated_application_images/02f1cc73-8583-4d65-8c45-d682a2b0c3b9.png", "http://bikes.oobrien.com/", "2011-06-16 07:21:36", 1], ["7d8d5ac2-6db1-43b2-8020-b11e2a35d7a4", "application", "Europe\u2019s carbon dioxide emissions", "Our emissions map (http://www.sandbag.org.uk/maps/emissions/) shows how much carbon dioxide is emitted by factories and power stations in Europe, the offset map (http://www.sandbag.org.uk/maps/offset/) shows where companies are buying offset credits from in order to comply with their pollution allowance in the European Emissions Trading Scheme.\n\nDeveloper: Sandbag Climate Campaign", "/migrated_application_images/7d8d5ac2-6db1-43b2-8020-b11e2a35d7a4.png", "http://www.sandbag.org.uk/maps/emissionsmap/", "2011-06-16 06:22:46", 1], ["54ec1bb0-7b87-407e-ba3b-fbc7a08192e5", "application", "The public opinion of the Europeans", "My visualisation shows political belief and life satisfaction of 1.1 million European respondents from 1973 to 2010.\r\n\r\nThe visualisation tells the clear story about the decline of life satisfaction among Europeans. Moreover, the visualisations shows an overweight of politically \"right\" oriented respondents in Eastern Europe and Candidate Countries.   \n\nDeveloper: <a href=\"http://www.mapicture.dk/\">Samo Olsen founder of Mapicture ApS</a>", "/migrated_application_images/54ec1bb0-7b87-407e-ba3b-fbc7a08192e5.png", "http://www.mapicture.dk/OpenDataChallenge/ODC_1.html", "2011-06-23 14:30:43", 0], ["4d525527-61cd-4f3c-93f5-a7df6392e418", "idea", "openBilanci (openBudgets)", "# The main goal of openBilanci is to mash-up different local and national linked data sources...\r\n\r\nto produce a set of visualizations, interactive applications and statistical indexes about expenditure, investment and taxes collected by all Italian municipalities (nearly 8100 towns) together with structured data about elected officials and local assemblies.\r\n\r\n## Who would benefit from it and how?\r\n\r\nThe aim is to provide citizens with a tool for analyzing and monitoring (at least with regard to financial and political aspects) the socio-economical contexts where they live, compare it with others at a national scale, as well as favor increased accountability on behalf local governments on the delivery of public services. The online platform will mostly be targeted to ordinary citizens, voters, civil society organizations, political parties, trade unions, the media, industry associations.\r\n\r\n## What data do you think you need in order to build it?\r\n\r\nThe platform is mostly the result of linking yearly municipal budget datasets produced by the Italian Ministry of Internal Affairs (time series since 1996) with the openpolis data set (www.openpolis.it) on political representatives of all Italian local governments since 1986 (based on Ministry of Internal Affairs data). This data is further integrated by adding information and indicators (from various sources) on demography, geography and the quantity and quality of essential public services which are in many cases a direct result of local fiscal decisions and administrative capacity (such as  waste disposal, public illumination, road maintenance, local transport and basic social services).\n\nSubmitted by: Associazione openpolis and Associazione Linked Open Data Italia", null, "http://www.mapicture.dk/OpenDataChallenge/ODC_1.html", "2011-06-14 18:46:32", 0], ["c0cbc6b7-e620-40d0-aec7-7f02a25fef2a", "idea", "Data Trip", "# The idea is to create a self-planning system from point A to the point B that reuses databases to create new amazing routes \r\n\r\nThe routes could focuse on \"the search of castles on my trip\", \"refusing to drive with rain\", \"driving through the smallest cities on my way\"... \r\n\r\n## Who would benefit from it and how?\r\n\r\nAnyone who wants to have a new experience in its trip, using a system that provides you the route from point A to point B discovering different unexpected topics.\r\n\r\n## What data do you think you need in order to build it?\r\n\r\n* weather conditions\r\n* urban census\r\n* Census of castles\r\n* Renaissance paintings\r\n* .... any data topic that the user could find interesting to create an unexpected route. \n\nSubmitted by: <a href=\"http://db.tt/hxkNzDd\">Thinkers Company</a>", null, "http://www.mapicture.dk/OpenDataChallenge/ODC_1.html", "2011-06-14 18:33:35", 0], ["aa78c0eb-44d1-4de3-a818-4ecfbc92c32e", "idea", "Enki/Gaia", "#This idea is to develop a web application to interactively visualise exponential consumption growth and resource depletion.\r\n\r\nAfter doing 14 years of advertising just because I wanted to draw, I want to make every person fully aware of the fact that\r\nthere is only a finite amount of many resources on our globe.\r\n\r\nCaring about the environmental problems we are facing, I suddenly had this powerful idea\r\n\"\"ALL AND EVERY THING IS ORIGINATED FROM OUR GLOBE\u2019S CRUST, FLORA, FAUNA AND FROM THE SUN!\"\",\r\nwhen I had done shiny brochures for a mining machinery manufacturer for 18 months, and I realised how difficult it is to bore and mine even the plentiful and relatively easy copper ore.\r\n\r\nMining copper is profitable even when there is only 0.5% of pure copper in the ore to be separated. I also learned how much highly toxic waste gold mines produce [1] \u2013 usually about 95 % of (or 20 times the) the raw ore going to the refinement and separating process. And that mining is just the first step of a long process of manufacturing and transports around the globe to produce different goods.\r\n\r\nAnd we *are going to run out* of some resources during the lifetime of my generation. So that time span can be surprisingly short \u2013 only 10 to 50 years in case of some minerals!\r\n\r\nAustralia has even already consumed all of the phosphorate rock of Australian and Nauru terrains, and \u201cis completely dependent on phosphorate rock imports for fertilizing soils and growing food.\u201d[2,3] along with Poland and most of Western European Countries. Phosphate is used to make natural crop fertilisers and washing powders.\r\n\r\nSo my idea is essentially a kind of updated and interactive version 2.0 of \r\nthe classic and also critisised book [\u201cThe Limits of Growth\u201d](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Limits_to_Growth) from 1972.\r\n\r\n\r\nResources are also often produced in a way that does enormous harm to the environment and produce excess waste when produced and consumed, and which are then carelessly thrown away when the products break down, that were designed to be short lived to make room for next year's models , and are thrown away in big dumps or into developing countries (in case of electronics).\r\n\r\nInteractive here means that the user is able to drag parameters with a mouse and see the graphs change in real time (using Javascript libraries like Rapha\u00eblJS), and to be able to:\r\n\r\n * select the which sources to use\r\n * compare different source data\r\n * compare different modelling methods for smoothing the graph curves and making the estimates for depletion\r\n\r\n**References**:\r\n\r\n1) [A short introductory article to the subject ](http://www.enviroliteracy.org/article.php/1120.html)\r\n\r\n2) [Phosphorus matters](http://permaculture.org.au/2009/01/14/phosphorus-matters/)\r\n\r\n3) [Phosphorus depletion threatens australian agriculture](http://condobolinargus.com.au/2010/08/phosphorus-depletion-threatens-australian-agriculture/)\r\n\r\n\n\nSubmitted by: Peter Hillerstr\u00f6m", null, "http://www.mapicture.dk/OpenDataChallenge/ODC_1.html", "2011-06-14 18:58:07", 0], ["f97e5fdb-253a-4ffd-a090-676b93ccc853", "idea", "StereoTweeps", "#StereoTweeps is a twitter-based application that compresses a year\u2019s worth of open data for an entire town, city or municipality into a single person\u2019s twitter stream \r\n\r\nthis person tweets as if the events in the data are caused by, or happening to, them. \r\n\r\n## Who would benefit from it and how?\r\n\r\nThe app makes a statement about the potentially harmful nature of data typically made available by EU governments; for example on data.gov.uk. Therefore it is of benefit to anyone who would ever use this data in its present format - either through when building apps, or simply by using the apps built using this data. The purpose of the project is to illustrate that a lot of open data is currently available at such coarse granularity that it promotes stereotyped understandings of people who live in the areas represented in by the data. The application allows people to see what the data says about them and their area in an engaging and satirical manner. We feel, in future,  that it is necessary to understand which types of data would be useful and which types harmful - before committing fully to the development of tools and services based on this data. \r\n\r\n## What data do you think you need in order to build it?\r\n\r\nestimates about the abundance and ease of refinement of the raw resources (including for example Oil sands)\n\nSubmitted by: Lincoln Social Computing Research Centre", null, "http://www.mapicture.dk/OpenDataChallenge/ODC_1.html", "2011-06-14 19:06:16", 0], ["e8b94336-efba-485a-9f2f-4128f53a6955", "idea", "Brick & mortar [URI]'s", "# Everything deserves an URI: \r\n\r\nThis idea is about giving brick & mortar a URI :\r\n**http://[nr].[street].[place].[country]** eg. *http://123.piusstraat.tilburg.nl* \r\n\r\nThis as HOMEpage for (local) government to communicate to (home)owners, and/or as mail-alias to create possibilities like: \r\n\r\nmailto: 123@piusstraat.tilburg.nl (to tell someone the music is **VERY** loud this time) \r\n\r\nor invite a street for a BBQ, just using  *@piusstraat.tilburg.nl* :: explainable to anyone, no fancy AR/GEO included.\n\nSubmitted by: Rigo Ketelings", null, "http://www.mapicture.dk/OpenDataChallenge/ODC_1.html", "2011-06-14 19:15:25", 0], ["a619c720-07ac-4314-993b-345cf19b38bb", "idea", "Open data instruction manual", "A manual with guidelines, project troubleshooting and open standards that should be used by the public and private sector when updating or introducing new information systems. \r\n\r\nThis manual should also include reasoning and positive examples that should help individuals in these companies and public institutions to persuade their bosses to include open standards and data in the projects.\r\n\r\n## Who would benefit from it and how?\t\r\n\r\nPublic institutions, private companies, IT specialists and open data enthusiasts that are eager to change something in their place of work. \r\n\r\n## What data do you think you need in order to build it?\r\n\r\n[UN Energy](http://unstats.un.org/unsd/energy/edbase.htm)\n\nSubmitted by: Boyan Yurukov", null, "http://www.mapicture.dk/OpenDataChallenge/ODC_1.html", "2011-06-14 19:09:09", 0], ["fd9bf312-acf0-4b6f-913e-6ed968dbae0a", "idea", "Ouch!", "# Displaying the waiting times in emergency rooms in Stockholm Metropolitan Area in real time...\r\n\r\nto help patients in need find out where they have to wait as short as possible (or make them reconsider if they actually need specialized emergency room care at all).\r\n\r\n## Who will it benefit?\r\n\r\n**Patients seeking emergency care**\r\n\r\nA patient with acute illness (but still in a position to make a decision about where to go) would find the place where he or she would have to wait as little time as possible.\r\n\r\nA patient with semi-acute condition would be informed of the horrendously long waiting times of the specialized emergency rooms and might consider the specially designed smaller local Minor Injuries Units where waiting times are much less (but gaping empty since patients tend to want to go to the \u201creal hospitals\u201d).\r\n\r\n**Other patients seeking emergency care**\r\n\r\nIf less not-so-serious ill people would seek highly specialized emergency care, the waiting times would be reduced for those in real need of emergency care. Also, with less people in the emergency rooms, the risk of spreading contagious disease would decrease. This in turn would further reduce the pressure of the hospitals inpatient wards.\r\n\r\n**Tax payers of Stockholm**\r\n\r\nWhen patients who are directed to the right level of care will mean a more cost-efficient utilization of the health care system, which is completely tax funded in Sweden. Thus we would get more bang for the bucks.\r\n\r\n**Politicians**\r\n\r\nWith this application, politicians would have hard facts to base their decisions regarding the emergency room resource allocation. Also, with this data openly published there would be more pressure on politicians to do something about the situation today.\r\n\r\n## What data will you need in order to build it? \r\n\r\nReal time updates from the \u201cpatient handling system\u201d of the 5 major emergency room hospitals in Stockholm. This data is available for one of the hospitals (displayed publicly), exists in one other hospital (but only displayed internally in the actual emergency room) and used to exist for a third hospital (displayed publicly but due to change of \u201cpatient handling system\u201d the updates have been removed.\r\n\r\n## If you have any supporting material (video clips, pictures, or other resources), please list details and links below.\r\n\r\n[Prototype](http://ouch.heroku.com/)\n\nSubmitted by: <a href=\"http://ouch.heroku.com/\">The prototyping team at Sanocore AB</a>", null, "http://www.mapicture.dk/OpenDataChallenge/ODC_1.html", "2011-06-14 19:33:43", 0], ["5d8960b5-112c-4745-8d4a-3b4d372e146b", "idea", "Spark Street", "# One-stop friendly & actionable location scout tool for young couples moving house and students settling into new accommodation.\r\n\r\n## Who would benefit from it and how?\r\n\r\n**Parents want to be:**\r\n\r\n *  in the walking distance catchment area for a good school (school inspections/tables),\r\n * in an economical house (property),\r\n * in a safe area (policing),\r\n * with lots of young families and upmarket community (demographics, employment),\r\n * near the railway station for quick commuting (rail), and \r\n * near bus station for shopping and afternoon play, \r\n * with ample parking in the neighbourhood for welcoming friends and family (road, leisure).\r\n\r\nRemember the local 24-hour health clinic and regular family-oriented community events too! (health, council newsfeed analysis)\r\n\r\nInterested organisations are estate agents, colleges, universities, toddlergroups, business startups (location scouts/The Place Station), housing developers, county councils (white label).\r\n\r\n## What data do you think you need in order to build it?\r\n\r\nPostcode/Zipcode lookup tables; Bus stop lists; Motorway lists; Road congestion statistics; Health facility lists; House price by region; School lists; Airport lists; Local politicians by constituency; Crime rates by region; Weather history. County council leisure sites. All available in the UK, much available in EU\r\n\r\n## If you have any supporting material (video clips, pictures, or other resources), please list details and links below.\r\n\r\nFull webpage wireframe:\r\n\r\n[PDF](http://the.sparkary.com/SparkStreet-WebLayout.pdf)\r\n\r\n[JPG](http://the.sparkary.com/SparkStreet-WebLayout.jpg)\n\nSubmitted by: <a href=\"http://the.sparkary.com/SparkStreet-WebLayout.pdf\">Peter Colledge</a>", null, "http://www.mapicture.dk/OpenDataChallenge/ODC_1.html", "2011-06-14 19:40:27", 0], ["546cf2ca-eb1f-4ac0-8e16-4f50ac93e8da", "idea", "HelpMeMove.EU", "#An app to support individuals and families moving between EU nations for residential purposes.\r\n\r\n## Who would benefit from it and how?\r\n\r\nIndividuals and families would benefit from this app as it will provide a \"\"one stop shop\"\" of information, services and advice for moving between EU nations.\r\n\r\nThe EU promotes freedom of movement and yet information to help decide and move between EU nations is disparate and hard to get at.\r\n\r\nBy focusing on open data, services and professional advice, HelpMeMove.EU will allow users to:\r\n\r\n * Compare things like food prices, cost of living, education facilities, employment opportunities and so on between nations.\r\n * Obtain professional services and advice on moving possessions, legal issues, social events and so on.\r\n * Plan their entire move from end to end, including facilities for budgeting, scheduling and organising.\r\n\r\n## What data do you think you need in order to build it?\r\n\r\n * Food prices\r\n * Incomes by region\r\n * Education spend and facilities\r\n * School rankings\r\n * Employment statistics\r\n * Data about the professional/industrial/etc. sectors\r\n * Household income\r\n * Crime data\r\n * Transport links\r\n * Social data\r\n\n\nSubmitted by: Jiten Bhagat", null, "http://www.mapicture.dk/OpenDataChallenge/ODC_1.html", "2011-06-14 20:26:21", 0], ["a164d830-b06b-447a-aaf8-222cd5378520", "idea", "PoliticoTu!", "# Politicotu (You politician) is a web platform that allows citizens to follow politicians work and communicate better with them. \r\n\r\nIt also helps good politicians to make their work visible above the noise of fights among parties and corruption. The platform takes hard-to-read data from the parliament and transform it into a tool to make democracy more transparent and to let people understand how it works.\r\n\r\nBecause... what politicians do while they are not arguing? Not many people know about it. Mass media only encourages discussions, and political scandals get all the attention. As a result, according to the eurobarometer 2010 around 60% of people distrust their national parliaments/governments and around 40% distrust Europarliament. \r\n\r\nWhat happens with honest politicians who work hard trying to improve their society, where is their prize to keep working? what is their visibility, what is their motivation to improve if most of people will still think that politicians are a plague?\r\n\r\nSee the [video](http://vimeo.com/24667761) (password: opendata) to find a visual story of my idea to solve this representation problem. \r\n\r\n## Who would benefit from it and how?\r\n\r\nEuropean citizens would have a way to know what exactly is happening on the different parliaments (regional, national, European) and in which way their representatives work. It would also be a way to relate the current issues inside the parliament with people daily problems through common discussions. \r\n\r\nOn the other side all the hard working politicians would have a way make their work more visible and hopefully it will start to shift people's focus from what they say on TV to what they actually do. \r\n\r\nDemocracy will strength if we can build the tool and the communication language to let politicians explain us what they do and why. And to let citizens understand and participate on what is happening. Parliaments won't be anymore black boxes where laws are just made. \r\n\r\n## What data do you think you need in order to build it?\r\n\r\nThe platform is a combination between open data and brand new content: \r\nIn order to understand what's going on in the parliaments we need:\r\n\r\n * The current issues being discussed. \r\n * What's happening on the different commissions and who is on them.\r\n * Which laws are being written, who are the politicians behind them and what is their schedule and process.\r\n\r\nCurrently much of this information is already public through the different parliament web pages but is not designed to be used by citizens and it is usually not complete.\r\n\r\n## If you have any supporting material (video clips, pictures, or other resources), please list details and links below.\r\n\r\nThis is a video-prototype where I explain firstly how I see the current problem of communication between politicians and citizens. And secondly I include a high-level proposal for different ways of engaging politicians and citizens in a common platform using the open data from the parliaments as the base for the tool.\r\n\r\n[Download Video](http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2635146/PoliticoTu_conceptVideo.mp4)\r\n\r\nor [Watch on Vimeo](http://vimeo.com/24667761) with the password: opendata: \r\n\r\nThe web mockups are in this separate zip-file. They shouldn't be seen as final web-site but as images to understand the idea that I'm submitting.  \r\n\r\n[Download](http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2635146/politicotu-mockups.zip)\n\nSubmitted by: <a href=\"http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2635146/politicotu-mockups.zip\">Sergio from Uncoded.es</a>", null, "http://www.mapicture.dk/OpenDataChallenge/ODC_1.html", "2011-06-14 19:47:01", 0], ["e2b73c96-7fde-44ec-b472-19b3ca092de0", "idea", "European Financial Datamart", "#Many states in EU are obliged to publish contracts online. \r\n\r\nHowever, despite having contract details, even simple reporting is missing to answer questions such as: \"who is the biggest supplier of ministry of education in slovakia?\" or \"what is the total and per-contract-average spending for IT/hardware in countries?\".\r\n\r\nFocus will be on central and eastern european countries from the beginning. However, it will depend on data availability.\r\n\r\nGoal is to create a portal for analytical reporting of public procurements (and possibly other detailed/contract-oriented expenses). Visitors will be able to see predefined set of reports or will be able to create their own ad-hoc cross-tables to analyse the data.\r\n\r\n## Who would benefit from it and how?\r\n\r\n1. State/government representatives - they will see how the money flow, will be able to compare, aggregate, use different points of views,...\r\n\r\n2. Journalists - will be able to literally \"\"drill-down\"\" within the case they are interested in.\r\n\r\n3. Private sector - companies will be able to see contracts between their competition and the state.\r\n\r\n4. Local Open Data groups - increased local data literacy - the people working on data locally can reuse tools and knowledge gained on public procurements data processing to other projects as well.\r\n \r\n\r\n## What data do you think you need in order to build it?\r\n\r\nPublic procurement data from different countries. Currently we have only Slovakia, Czech republic is very likely to be available as well.\r\n\r\nWe do not plan to collect data directly from very sources in other countries. Rather we would like to support local OpenData groups which will provide the raw data for the datamart. We will provide them necessary knowledge and tools, lead workshops, help with software, design and data architectures. Also we would like to help them provide know-how for data cleansing and data preparaton.\r\n\r\nThis will help to increase data literacy and knowledge of data processing/analytics in local open data communities.\r\n\r\nLater other financial data can be included, such as donations/grants,...\r\n\r\n## If you have any supporting material (video clips, pictures, or other resources), please list details and links below.\r\n\r\nHere is an example of first beta version of [Slovak public procurements portal](http://vestnik.transparency.sk/reports/all)\r\n\r\n(unfortunately in Slovak only at the moment)\r\n\r\nImportant by-product of the portal will be open-source online analytical processing framework for reporting aggregated hierarchical data with support for localization (see description below).\r\n\r\nBackend for this system will be open-source framework, that we are developing for analytical applications:\r\n\r\n[Cubes](http://packages.python.org/cubes)\r\n\r\nThe development of European Financial Datamart will help to improve the backend framework as well. The framework can be used in similar reporting applications in the OpenData community.\r\n\r\nThe Cubes framework provides HTTP online analytical processing [(OLAP) API](http://packages.python.org/cubes/server.html)\r\n\r\nSo community can build different reports/visualisations from aggregated data very easily.\r\n\r\nThe API allows most of core OLAP features: aggregation, drill-down, listing of dimension values, hierarchical relationship between attributes (such as year-month or category-subcategory-type-subtype), supports both: data localization and metadata [localization](http://packages.python.org/cubes/localization.html)\r\n\r\nI would like to bring knowledge from corporate environment to the Open Data/Open Government world, create open source light-weight tools that will not require expensive hardware to be run on.\r\n\r\nMore information about me/my background:\r\n\r\nTwitter: @Stiivi\r\n\r\n[Linked-in](http://www.linkedin.com/in/stefanurbanek)\r\n\n\nSubmitted by: Stefan Urbanek", null, "http://www.mapicture.dk/OpenDataChallenge/ODC_1.html", "2011-06-14 20:17:04", 0], ["425e4ee3-a761-4ee9-9e21-fb97a8774939", "idea", "Breaking open the pdfs", "# Releasing figures that are trapped in pdfs and undiscoverable in scientific publications.\r\n\r\n## Who would benefit from it and how?\r\n\r\nThe scientific community publishes in journals in order to advance their career. Other researchers cite these papers to back up their ideas and thoughts in other publications. This form of citing is also seen as a stamp of approval by the research community. However, lots of the time, researchers would like to cite specific figures in their research. Currently only PLoS allows this. This project is pulling all of the figures out of previously open access published journals and uploading them as separate artifacts on a semantic mediawiki.\r\n\r\nEach figure is individually citable with persistent identifiers.\r\n\r\nThe discoverability of figures to date, is also very low as they are trapped inside the pdf and not easily searched for via search engines. With this project each figure has its own page with the title of the figure being the title of the page. Figures also have tags which users can add to.\r\n\r\nTo date, 17938 figures have been extracted from the xml files and uploaded to [Figshare](http://figshare.com)\r\n\r\nThe project would benefit from having more developers adding to the altmetrics side of the site so that in this instance, the quality of the research is not only based on where it was published but also on the feedback of the online science community.\r\n\r\nOf note, this could also be classified as a new dataset of linked open scientific data. All authors have a page generated which lists all of their open access published figures, which they can add to with new figures, datasets or media.\r\n\r\n## What data do you think you need in order to build it?\r\n\r\nThe PMC open data subset.\r\n\r\n## If you have any supporting material (video clips, pictures, or other resources), please list details and links below.\r\n\r\nThe API for figshare can be found [here](http://figshare.com/figures/api.php)\r\n\r\nSemantic search can be found [here](http://figshare.com/figures/index.php/Special:Ask)\r\n\r\nPages can be (bulk) exported to RDF [here](http://figshare.com/figures/index.php/Special:ExportRDF)\r\n\r\nA gallery of new files can be visualised [here](http://figshare.com/figures/index.php/Special:NewFiles)\r\n\r\nAll data can be browsed [here](http://figshare.com/figures/index.php/Special:BrowseData)\r\n\r\nSPARQL endpoint can be found [here](http://figshare.com/figures/index.php/Special:SPARQLEndpoint)\n\nSubmitted by: <a href=\"http://figshare.com\">FigShare</a>", null, "http://www.mapicture.dk/OpenDataChallenge/ODC_1.html", "2011-06-14 20:06:48", 0], ["5a3cd1ab-1252-4148-8bb3-474f3a1725a7", "idea", "General Measurement API", "# It would be nice if...\r\n\r\nall weather, air pollution, ozone, pollen, UV, nuclear radiation... data would be exposed using the same measurement API, allowing the creation of multi-sensor apps.\r\n\r\n## Who would benefit from it and how?\r\n\r\nCitizens (especially those who are sensitive to ozone etc) could use a smartphone app to contact a data broker to subscribe to the available parameters (can be filtered, e.g. only ozone concentrations within 10 kilometers measured during the last 6 hours) and get the info from the nearest station / receiving a warning when the parameter(s) exceeds a certain threshold.\r\n\r\n## What data do you think you need in order to build it?\r\n\r\nData from different sources: weather, air quality / pollution, radiation. \r\n\r\n## If you have any supporting material (video clips, pictures, or other resources), please list details and links below.\r\n\r\nPerhaps standards from [OGC](http://www.opengeospatial.org/projects/groups/sensorweb) can be used.\n\nSubmitted by: EU resident", null, "http://www.mapicture.dk/OpenDataChallenge/ODC_1.html", "2011-06-14 20:13:45", 0], ["d0720686-c160-482c-9a24-0732932b1157", "idea", "T-Bomb (working title)", "# Automatic text-, data- and user-mining of the EU parlament legislative pipeline, with special focus on transparency and reinterpreting the data for average concerned citizens.\r\n\r\n## Who would benefit from it and how?\r\n\r\nActivists, concerned citizens, society at large due to the scrutiny and increased citizen involvement. The automated text and datamining of activities in the EP allows citizens to improve their own participation in the legislative process. \r\n\r\n## What data do you think you need in order to build it?\r\n\r\nThe data necessary will be a mix of data in parltrack (an entry to this challenge in the app category)\r\n\r\n## If you have any supporting material (video clips, pictures, or other resources), please list details and links below.\r\n\r\n[Pippi Longstrings](http://pippi.euwiki.org/all) is going to be used as text mining tool a short intro to [pippi](http://www.ctrlc.hu/~stef/blog/posts/pippi_longstrings.html) and the [code](https://github.com/stef/le-n-x)\r\nFor tracking the activities of the EP we intend to deploy parltrack, which automatically feeds new dossiers to pippi for automatic mining, it is inspired by [Tratten](http://euwiki.org/Tratten). Furthermore we intend to incorporate the political positions on certain topics coming from instances of [memopol](https://projets.lqdn.fr/projects/mempol/wiki/Political_Memory)\r\n\n\nSubmitted by: <a href=\"https://github.com/stef/le-n-x\">Stefan Marsiske</a>", null, "http://www.mapicture.dk/OpenDataChallenge/ODC_1.html", "2011-06-14 20:11:02", 0], ["591c73d5-cb4c-4db3-b8ed-3e369f2063a9", "idea", "Move move move...", "# Move, move, move is a web property which collates existing open data that's of interest to businesses looking to move premises. \r\n\r\nIt's specifically useful to business looking to move to an area they do not know well. \r\n\r\nIt's underling the business benefit of opening access to data.\r\n\r\nThis idea has already been entered for The Stationery Office's OpenUp competition, in which it was a finalist.\r\n\r\n## Who would benefit from it and how?\r\n\r\nBusinesses looking to open new offices in an area they do not know well; the site would save them time. It'd give them the local knowledge they'd only be able to get otherwise by extensive, time-consuming research at a large number of government sites.\r\n\r\nOpen data evangelists looking for a case study of a live app, with a clear business benefit; the site would show how opening data for reuse can help businesses make decisions quickly and cheaply. \r\n\r\n## What data do you think you need in order to build it?\r\n\r\nLocal workforce characteristics, transport links, and local government taxation and contact information. \r\n\r\nFor the UK, this data is available, at sites signed posted at data.gov.uk; and available from the Ordnance Survey, UK National Statistics, Valuation Office Agency and Data4NR. \r\n\r\n## If you have any supporting material (video clips, pictures, or other resources), please list details and links below.\r\n\r\n[Blog post](http://blog.openup.tso.co.uk/2011/04/12/blog-post-from-harry-harrold-openup-2011-finalist/)\r\n\r\n[Presentation](http://www.slideshare.net/harryharrold/openup)\r\n\r\nI'd estimate that \u00a350k would produce a pretty polished single-country version of the site, with a side benefit of making some data held in .xls or .pdf more easily reusable by others.\r\n\n\nSubmitted by: <a href=\"http://blog.openup.tso.co.uk/2011/04/12/blog-post-from-harry-harrold-openup-2011-finalist/\">Harry Harrold of Neontribe</a>", null, "http://www.mapicture.dk/OpenDataChallenge/ODC_1.html", "2011-06-14 18:19:11", 0], ["73b65fcb-a76c-4f08-b346-f0e13ffa64ca", "idea", "openEUschema", "# OpenEUschema would require all EU government led open data initiatives to use the same schema (definition) for similar datasets \r\n\r\nThis would mean data from different EU countries can be easily compared and aggregated, without requiring costly data transformations. \r\n\r\n## Who would benefit from it and how?\r\n\r\nIt would further the uniformity of  the EU market, increase the scale of the data sets (massive scale is a requirements for sensible big data analysis) and give European organisations as much data to work with as their US and Chinese counterparts. With its many different languages and regulations the EU has an inherent, natural disadvantage compared to more homogeneous markets, let's make sure we overcome this disadvantage when it comes to big data. \r\n\r\nA single schema allows countries to post at their own speed (a speed they are comfortable with), but still have comparable results. At the same time it allows small, speedy projects and does not require all countries to collaborate in one large (harder to manage and more likely to fail) project.\r\n\r\nThe EU commission could consider offering a free cloud service to its member states to host and analyse the created datasets. \r\n\r\n## What data do you think you need in order to build it?\r\n\r\nThis is more about meta data than about data itself. Requiring uniform schema's prevents governments from posting native but incomparable formats. It will unify the efforts of using the data across borders. \r\n\r\nA schema is basically the definition (in ancient times called a record layout) of the data to be published and analysed. Where possible schema's already used by other nations (like the US with their data.gov initiative) should be used. \n\nSubmitted by: Gregor Petri", null, "http://www.mapicture.dk/OpenDataChallenge/ODC_1.html", "2011-06-14 18:35:22", 0], ["da019467-79e8-49a0-8928-cc98f0686aea", "idea", "Alavista", "# It is about promoting and advertising events, parties, expositions,sports or carnivals of all cities interested using a web service or a mobile phone application. \r\n\r\nEach city will create an open dataset with this information and also photographs, descriptions and all interesting information.\r\nUsers and tourists can see the information completely updated by each city and also decided the best choice to spend time. \r\nIt is different way to promote and offer services of the city by exchanging information between the cities and also users. \r\n\r\n## Who would benefit from it and how?\r\n\r\nAll participant cities would have all their tourist attraction together as a new way to compete, increasing turism, information shared, to receive feedbacks and also to improve the service and quality of the tourist attractions. \r\n\r\nFurthermore, all users will have a place with all information about what is happening in the participant cities and all their tourist attraction.\r\n \r\n\r\n## What data do you think you need in order to build it?\r\n\r\nOne dataset of events for each city. We are already developing this idea. with the city of Gij\u00f3n and this [dataset]\r\n(http://datos.gijon.es/doc/informacion/eventos.xml)\r\n\r\n## If you have any supporting material (video clips, pictures, or other resources), please list details and links below.\r\n\r\nAs we have been saying, you can collect further information [here](http://www.alavista.com.es)\r\n\r\nWe released an small version of this idea [here](http://www.elcomercio.es/videos/noticias/local/967032227001-gastronomia-gijon-salto-moviles.html)\r\nBut we want to expand this initiative to all interested cities and all kind of events.\r\n\r\n\n\nSubmitted by: Alavista", null, "http://www.mapicture.dk/OpenDataChallenge/ODC_1.html", "2011-06-14 19:37:52", 0], ["0cf09ebe-73ed-477c-accc-d452b593d2cf", "idea", "bePart - mobile eParticipation for urban development", "# bePart is a mobile application which facilitates citizens\u2019 participation in urban development.\r\n\r\n##Who would benefit from it and how?\r\n\r\nbePart lowers the threshold for political involvement, especially for young citizens. Our mobile app lets them access development plans of local and regional urban projects. Also, it provides a list of public hearing dates, further encouraging participation in those events. \r\nSince all relevant data is widely scattered across the Internet, personal participation currently requires a lot of effort. Moreover, most citizens are not aware of their opportunity to participate in development planning. bePart aggregates all relevant data, such as project outlines, schedules, and visualizations, informing the user about how and when they can take action. A \u201cConcerning Me\u201d feature highlights regional development projects that are of possible relevance to the user.\r\n\r\n##What data do you think you need in order to build it?\r\n\r\nbePart aggregates open infrastructure data and maps. This includes development plans, project blueprints, plan approval histories, prospective hearing dates, and so on. As an example, data for Berlin can be found using the [\u201cFIS-broker\u201d](http://fbinter.stadt-berlin.de/fb/). This source provides detailed geo-sensitive information about urban development, though it does not offer an open API yet. The development plans and meeting times need to be exposed in an open form in order for bePart to channel the data. \r\nAll European cities providing such data in an open and standardized way allow bePart to actively involve citizens in urban development.\r\n\r\n##If you have any supporting material (video clips, pictures, or other resources), please list details and links below.\r\n\r\nImages showing the proposed application, an exemplary scenario and the concept paper (in German) can be found [here](http://be-part.info)\n\nSubmitted by: Martin B\u00fcttner, Jonas Gebhardt, Lukas Niemeier, Jannik Streek, Nicholas Wittstruck", null, "http://www.mapicture.dk/OpenDataChallenge/ODC_1.html", "2011-06-14 19:29:48", 1], ["fa2043fe-2dca-4364-9542-0b533b1cde18", "idea", "LiveInfoboard", "# If physical departures and arrivals boards had virtual counterparts, your mobile phone could tell you the departure track of your train.\r\n\r\n## Who would benefit from it and how?\r\n\r\n * People on the move\r\n * Companies and organisations that offer location-based information\r\n\r\n## What data do you think you need in order to build it?\r\n\r\nThis kind of data is not available. It would be a disadvantage if individual service providers develop their own incompatible solutions for the problem. It would be a boon for everyone if the solution was universal for the needs of every information board out there. This way the changes to the existing systems already deployed would be small and it would be possible to create universal clients.\r\n\r\nOn a technical level, the update protocol could be based on REST calls made over an https-connection, in [this manner](https://LiveInfoboard.org/register?lon=25.12122&lat=60.332233&name=It\u00e4keskus+raide+1&class=traffic) --> \r\nReturns the update key of the board in question. For example, a7DFGh79oiOI12\r\n\r\nThe update message of the board could be [example](https://LiveInfoboard.org/update?boardid= a7DFGh79oiOI12&message=City+center&countdownseconds=185)\r\n\r\nThe client applications could retrieve information of all the information boards in the vicinity, using GeoJSON, thusly [example](http://LiveInfoboard.org/getinfo?lat=25.100&lon=60.3&radius=200)\r\n\r\n## If you have any supporting material (video clips, pictures, or other resources), please list details and links below.\r\n\r\nHow do you know if your train is late? What is the departure track? Currently, the only way to know for sure is to walk to the station and look at the departures board to see the real time situation. It would be a benefit for everyone if there was a centralized service that would maintain that kind of information and that the information would be available for everyone to use, in websites and mobile applications, for example. In the future where \u201cyour own pocket departure board\u201d would be common, the number of virtual boards could be increased and give more detailed information than a limited and cumbersome physical board makes possible.\r\n\r\n**Example:**\r\nThe train to Oulu is late. The information is displayed on the departures board in Helsinki railway station and the info screen at the track. But Mikko, who is coming from Korso, isn\u2019t informed until he shows up in Helsinki. Because VR has started to use the LifeInfoboard-service, the alteration is also displayed in a mobile application and Mikko knows which track to head to.\n\nSubmitted by: Ilkka Pirttimaa", null, "http://www.mapicture.dk/OpenDataChallenge/ODC_1.html", "2011-06-14 18:36:54", 0], ["52fc4002-eff4-4a46-bfd4-118cab47b8da", "idea", "178 X Amsterdam", "# To create an informative and practical smartphone app for exploring and enjoying all the 178 nationalities of Amsterdam. \r\n\r\nThe idea is that local users from all kind of nationalities are encouraged to explore, connect and interact beyond the boundaries of language, ethnicity or culture.\r\n\r\nWith this app you can find German caf\u00e9\u2019s, Spanish restaurants, Russian nightlife, Chinese shops and African art. Or even American history and Hindu temples! While exploring, get to know locals from all over the world.\r\nWith every nationality we suggest a few words (thank you, good morning, etc) in the local language to help break the ice. Users can also take pictures of the people they meet. Collect and share all the 178 nationalities in your gallery!\r\n\r\nAmsterdam hosts 178 nationalities, more than any other city in the world! That's what triggered the idea. Still the idea can easily be adopted by other major cities in Europe: 151 X Paris, 148 X London, etc. Explore North-African Paris, or Jamaican London!\r\n\r\n## Who would benefit from it and how?\r\n\r\n * Locals living in Amsterdam\r\n * Ex-pats living in Amsterdam\r\n * Immigrants living in Amsterdam\r\n * tourists visiting Amsterdam (Or any other city in Europe when the idea is adopted to those cities).\r\n\r\nThe city itself would benefit mostly because the idea aims to encourage social and intercultural interaction.\r\n\r\n## What data do you think you need in order to build it?\r\n\r\nDatasources: The list of Amsterdam nationalities provided by the city. The location content comes from other sources. A list of monuments and memorials in the public space could also be helpful as they can often be linked to nationalities.\r\n\r\nThe app can be updated every year when the list of nationalities is also updated. Next year the app could be called: 179 X Amsterdam!\r\n\r\n## If you have any supporting material (video clips, pictures, or other resources), please list details and links below.\r\n\r\nCheck our clickable demo [here](www.fonkmobile.nl/clients/178xAmsterdam/) showing the basic functionality with some content. See if you can find the French baker, the Afghan restaurant and the Russian church.\r\n\r\n\n\nSubmitted by: Writing, design: Huibert Teekens, Programming: Fonk mobile developers", null, "http://www.mapicture.dk/OpenDataChallenge/ODC_1.html", "2011-06-14 18:43:46", 0], ["21ff9650-3887-4593-9fee-ac673fbda9bb", "idea", "Alternative Public Library Catalogue", "# This alternative public library book catalogue is a dynamic, peer-led, location-based book suggestion system that will suggest readers books to read... \r\n\r\nbased on statistics produced by mining the administrative and transactional data (such as the most-borrowed books, locations of book shelves, books also borrowed by other readers, interesting books available in nearby libraries,  search \"Best of \" lists. \r\n\r\n## Who would benefit from it and how?\r\n\r\nThis will benefit \r\n\r\n**1.** public libraries by assisting them to release administrative and transactional data, aggregate and link publicly-own administrative and transactional data, and most importantly, enhance existing public libraries reader services\r\n\r\n**2.** local communities - Good public libraries reader services will increase literacy in local communities and encourage reading culture\r\n\r\n##What data do you think you need in order to build it?\r\n\r\nExisting public libraries book catalogues and the data produced by public libraries stock management systems \n\nSubmitted by: Yuwei Lin", null, "http://www.mapicture.dk/OpenDataChallenge/ODC_1.html", "2011-06-14 19:28:03", 0], ["9cfee58b-a4f2-47b2-8fb8-bf1b9af6810b", "idea", "European Union Dashboard", "# A European Union Dashboard that provides:\r\n\r\n**1.**\tEU policy wise distribution of budget/ expenditure\r\n\r\n**2.**\tHow much does enquirer\u2019s country contributed to this policy wise\r\n\r\n**3.**\tHow much did he/ she himself/ herself contributed to this policy wise\r\n\r\n**4.**\tHow much time was spent in the EU parliament policy wise \r\n\r\n**5.**\tHow much time was spent by MEPs of his country policy wise\r\n\r\n**6.**\tHow much did his/ her country received from EU policy wise\r\n\r\n**7.**\tHow much did he/ her received from EU policy wise\r\n\r\nThis can be made as a mobile phone application/ web site information.\r\n\r\n## Who would benefit from it and how?\t\r\n\r\nEuropean Citizens will be benefitted by the transparency thus provided \u2013 and how he/ she/ MEPs of this country/ his/ her country is contributing and what benefits are accruing. \r\n\r\n##What data do you think you need in order to build it?\r\n\r\n**1.**\tEU policy wise distribution of budget/ expenditure is published by EU\r\n\r\n**2.**\tMember States wise contribution and benefits are published by Eurostat \r\n\r\n**3.**\tData about the budget of member states will detail the percentage of tax money contributed by a member states to EU. This data can also come from GNI (Gross National Income) of the member state as the contribution to EU is a percentage of this amount.\r\n\r\nThis data can be distributed (computed) as per the policy wise distribution of EU expenditure.\r\n\r\n**4.**\tIf the user provides his/ her tax paid information/ or his annual income \u2013 then his tax liability and what percentage of this got contributed to EU can be computed\r\n\r\n**5.**\tEU parliament provides the details about policy was questions asked by MEPs \u2013 this can be used to depict the time spent policy wise by EU\r\n\r\n**6.**\tThe MEPs of the user\u2019s own country \u2013 depending upon how many questions they asked in the EU parliament (this data is provided by EU parliament) will depict \u2013 how much time was spent by their own country in these policies\r\n\r\n**7.**\tThe benefit received by the member countries is also provided by Eurostat  - this data can depict how much of these benefits policy wise got received by his/ her country. If divided by the population figures of the member country \u2013 this will detail how much of this amount can be considered to have come back to him/ her\r\n\r\nThis can be made as a mobile phone application/ web site information.\r\n\n\nSubmitted by: Dheeraj Verma", null, "http://www.mapicture.dk/OpenDataChallenge/ODC_1.html", "2011-06-14 19:25:16", 1], ["46d29fd2-9f5b-4368-8920-41413e2bf9b4", "idea", "A-U-R-P-I", "# A-U-R-P-I is Ask, Use, Reuse Public Information.\r\n\r\nAs a service it provides a \u201ecommon pool\u201d for public's open data requests: it helps open/public data activist's requests to get more publicity, provides cooperation points for similar types of data requests in relation of geographic location and topic / makes ongoing public data requests visible by status, location and topic.\r\n\r\n\r\n## Who would benefit from it and how?\r\n\r\nThe idea constructed around the idea of social innovation. In Hungary we have a lack of 'common interest' voice attitues  of public bodies and citizens need to use more open data. Communication culture of stakeholders can be improved, when citizens know how to, what and why to ask information from government and they also start to know about each other's unhidden activity.  When groups start to use common interfaces to ask for data from government, it gives a gerat possibility to every participant of the society, to learn and practice data/information requests.\r\n\r\nThe simple tool however targets at the beginning:\r\n\r\n * Journalists - to write great articles and support writer's wisdom with official data\r\n * NGO's - citizenship education and community development practitioners can channel citizen learners, activist groups or local individuals FOI/Data requests through A-U-R-P-I\r\n * Government officials - learning from relation is a high challenge. Knowing what kinds of data citizens are wishing to be more open, can advance the motion of opening up more government data and can be laid on more facts. \r\nBosses like that!\r\n\r\n## What data do you think you need in order to build it?\r\n\r\nPublicly available data for contacting public bodies with open data/information requests.\r\nSome existing data that has been opened up by citizens, journalists\r\nNGO's knowledge sharing that are supporting open data requests\r\n\r\n## If you have any supporting material (video clips, pictures, or other resources), please list details and links below.\r\n\r\nInformation material will be found [here](http://www.facebook.com/pages/AURPI/179357715453453)\r\n\n\nSubmitted by: <a href=\"http://www.facebook.com/pages/AURPI/179357715453453\">Madar\u00e1sz Csaba</a>", null, "http://www.mapicture.dk/OpenDataChallenge/ODC_1.html", "2011-06-14 20:02:22", 0], ["b4cf18d0-fb56-47a8-ad69-503b8341590e", "idea", "Eaupen", "# Make all water points available online via web browsers and smartphones - so that you don't need to spend money to buy bottled water, and you won't generate waste by doing so.\r\n\r\n## Who would benefit from it and how?\r\n\r\nEvery citizen would benefit from it. There are hundreds of water points scattered in the cities we live in : Public fountains, faucets, lavatories etc.\r\n\r\nEaupen will ask users to submit Water points that are not on the maps. These will be added after validation.\r\n\r\nEaupen will also work with shops, restaurants, bars etc to ask them to provide water to their customers for free. Every shop will install a point of use fountain, a tap, and will give access to it to their customers. Eaupen will reference these outlets on the Eaupen map.\r\n\r\n## What data do you think you need in order to build it?\r\n\r\nWe need Water Points datasets to be released by: \r\n\r\n * utility operators\r\n * Municipality councils\r\n\r\nThese datasets need to include: \r\n\r\n * type (Fountain, tap, etc)\r\n * status during winter time (open/closed)\r\n * precise geographic coordinates\r\n\r\n## If you have any supporting material (video clips, pictures, or other resources), please list details and links below.\r\n\r\n[Eaupen initiative Logo](http://eaupen.no-ip.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/logo_114x141.png)\n\nSubmitted by: <a href=\"http://eaupen.no-ip.org\">Eaupen</a>", null, "http://www.mapicture.dk/OpenDataChallenge/ODC_1.html", "2011-06-14 18:27:09", 0], ["3c7f4e51-eecd-447b-953a-57f604f55ce9", "idea", "Food quality database", "# Everybody should be able to check what ingredients and characteristics different grocery products contain. \r\n\r\nIt should be dumb easy to just enter the grocery product name to a web service and get comprehensive feedback about the particular product. It should tell you if it's good, bad or neutral for your health and ideology to consume the product or not.\r\n\r\n## Who would benefit from it and how?\r\n\r\nEvery individual because it would tell you to stop eating crap and suggest better alternatives. It should direct our food consumption to better quality products instead of eating utter garbage disguised as food.\r\n\r\n## What data do you think you need in order to build it?\r\n\r\n**1.** food ingredient database which contains characteristics of different ingredient such as raw materials and preservatives.\r\n\r\n**2.** grocery product database which contains all the ingredients used in different food products.\r\n\r\n**3.** research material about each ingredient. This is no doubt the most difficult part of the whole project because research material is often conflicting and great political lobbying has been made during the last decades to suppress some opinions. Reliability of this data should be made transparent to all project parties and end users.\r\n\r\n## If you have any supporting material (video clips, pictures, or other resources), please list details and links below.\r\n\r\nThere exists a similar project for [cosmetics](http://www.ewg.org/skindeep/)\n\nSubmitted by: Teemu Frisk", null, "http://www.mapicture.dk/OpenDataChallenge/ODC_1.html", "2011-06-14 18:28:36", 0], ["802dd433-ba8a-4512-a864-7e1863848df9", "idea", "Public health and individual cases", "# As hospitals and GPs are more and more interconnected into one network, it would make sense to public data on various cases that come though these institutions. \r\n\r\nWhile keeping the personal data of their clients a top priority, open data could be gathered on the the frequency, types of diagnoses and returning patients. Analyzing this near-real time data will serve as an irreplaceable early-warning tool for an epidemic or other troubling trends. \r\n\r\n## Who would benefit from it and how?\r\n\r\nPatients for being more careful, hospitals and pharmacies for planning ahead in real time, public health officials on reacting fast and even new families who consider moving in an area and want to know the history and patterns of illnesses. The last could be of great importance to children and elderly who suffer from respiratory problems, for instance. \n\nSubmitted by: Boyan Yurukov", null, "http://www.mapicture.dk/OpenDataChallenge/ODC_1.html", "2011-06-14 19:10:49", 0], ["c20908e5-809d-4a3a-b8cf-016e7ce56c28", "idea", "Nomen est omen", "# What do European public databases say about your family name?\r\n\r\n## Who would benefit from it and how?\r\n\r\nNomen Est Omen provides people with a fascinating overview of what public databases say about their family name (currently in Finland and the Netherlands). It offers a simple interface into registers which hold information about surnames and by linking to those sources, provides the users with the opportunity for further research about their family name.\r\n\r\nThe \"\"Elite-o-meter\"\" adds a tongue-in-cheek estimate of how elitist a family name is by counting, for instance, the number of Finnish MP's with the given surname in the past 100 years.\r\n\r\nAlternatively, users can compare two family names against each other or make family name combinations and compare the collective results.\r\n\r\nThe app encourages users to learn more about their family's history and can be used by researchers, schools, genealogists and laymen alike.\r\n\r\n\r\n## What data do you think you need in order to build it?\r\n\r\nThe current Beta version uses the following data sources:\r\n\r\n### Finland \r\n\r\n * [Population Register Centre Name Service](http://verkkopalvelu.vrk.fi/Nimipalvelu/default.asp?L=3)\r\n * [Finnish Parliament\u2019s database of Parliament Members](http://www.eduskunta.fi/thwfakta/hetekau/hex/hxent.htm)\r\n * [Finnish National Archive\u2019s database of fallen soldiers 1939 - 1945](http://kronos.narc.fi/menehtyneet/)\r\n * [Artists\u2019 Association of Finland - Visual Artists\u2019 Internet Registry](http://www.kuvataiteilijamatrikkeli.fi/index_english.htm)\r\n * [The National Biography of Finland](http://www.kansallisbiografia.fi/english/)\r\n * Helsinki University\u2019s Student Roll [1640 - 1852](http://www.helsinki.fi/ylioppilasmatrikkeli/)  and [1853 - 1899]  (http://www.helsinki.fi/ylioppilasmatrikkeli/1853-1899/)\r\n\r\n### Netherlands\r\n\r\n * [Netherlands War Grave Foundation \u201cVictim Register\u201d](http://www.ogs.nl/srs_site/zoeken.asp?subject_id=139)\r\n * [Dutch fallen Military and Resistance members 1940-1945 \u201cHonour List\u201d](http://www.erelijst.nl/)\r\n\r\n### Further development\r\n\r\nTens or hundreds of databases in Europe could be integrated into the service. The following are among the databases being considered for the Netherlands alone:\r\n\r\n * [Corpus of Family Names in the Netherlands](http://www.meertens.knaw.nl/nfb/)\r\n * [Genlias genealogical database](http://www.genlias.nl/en/page0.jsp)\r\n * [Soldiers in the Netherlands in the 16th, 17th, 18th and 19th century](http://soldaten-genealogie.nl/)\r\n * [Society of Dutch Literature \u201cLevensberichten\u201d](http://www.maatschappijdernederlandseletterkunde.nl/levensberichten.php?sort=j&%20p=20)\r\n\r\nThe problem we have faced in many cases has been the material not being machine-readable or suitable for screenscraping. In particular we would like to see state-owned name databases being opened (as has been done by Population Register Centre in Finland).\r\n\r\n\r\n\n\nSubmitted by: <a href=\"http://www.nomenest.info/index_d.php \">Flo Apps Ltd.</a>", null, "http://www.mapicture.dk/OpenDataChallenge/ODC_1.html", "2011-06-16 07:53:46", 1]]