[okfn-discuss] "Where Does My Money Go" update

[Rufus Pollock]

2009/7/29 Mike Chelen <mike at opensci.info>:
> Yeah those two links seem to be broken, the ones that are working are the
> "Full List of Tables" in http://www.openeconomics.net/wdmmg/

Apologies -- this is now fixed (minor permissions error on accessing
the source xls off disk that I didn't encounter for some reason when I
tested -- perhaps due to mod-python caching ...)

> Thanks for the kudos Rufus, hope those google docs are useful :)
> There are a few more tables in each of the source spreadsheets that could
> also be imported to a single document, if there is any purpose.

Thanks Mike. I think we've got everything that's important for the
time being. What we really need to do is look in further detail at the
data we have and see how it matches up against Liz's ideas for
visualizations.

Rufus

> On Wed, Jul 29, 2009 at 12:45 PM, Liz Turner <liz at iconomical.com> wrote:
>>
>> Hi all,
>> I made an overview for visualization, which summarizes requirements
>> from the discussion which on the mailing list,
>> although it still lacks a product
>> definition:
>> <http://wiki.okfn.org/p/Where_Does_My_Money_Go/Visualizations>
>>
>> On Jul 29, 2009, at 2:49 PM, Rufus Pollock wrote:
>>
>> One thing we've been able to do as a result is extract one more level
>> of breakdown of UK spending data (by department then function):
>>
>>  <http://openeconomics.net/wdmmg/overview/department/>
>>
>> You can also take a look by function then department (so you can see,
>> for example, how much is spent on 'Defence' across all departments):
>>
>>  <http://openeconomics.net/wdmmg/overview/function/>
>>
>>
>> I'm getting errors from the this website. Anyone else?
>>
>> best
>> e
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