Democratising Open (Geo)Data for Open Innovation and Solutioning
summary
Defines geodata as any dataset with a location component and shows concrete outcomes: ESA/Copernicus supplies 16 terabytes per day of 10m-resolution imagery and OpenStreetMap gives editable base maps; a local Map Kerala effort runs participatory mapping (2014, 2018), builds an alpha tool to export OSM category dumps, and rationalizes bus routes by mapping 22,000 km in Kochi and importing it under an open license so agencies and businesses can reuse cleaned, maintained layers rather than raw tables.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 2:50Business Analytics
- 3:17Why Why Is Geodata So Important
- 7:29Open Data Projects
- 8:29Openstreetmap
- 9:16Democratizing the Data
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