[Open-data-census] City census - score calculation?

Wed Jun 19 11:17:51 BST 2013

Hi Peter,

When you type in Yes, No or Unsure in the form, it expands to include more
criteria to fill.

As for the score:

   - The *numbers* are generated through a scoring system. The most
   important criteria, such as "is the data machine readable" and "is it
   openly licensed" are given more weight than, for example, "is the
   information available in bulk".
   - The *colours* are generated according to whether the most important
   criteria are there - see, for example, there are both red and green boxes
   with 5/7 marked... the *green* means that the most important are here -
   and the red means that they're not.

Let me know if you have more questions - and thanks for contributing!

-Christian

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On Sun, Jun 16, 2013 at 12:03 PM, Peter Krantz <peter at peterkrantz.se> wrote:

> Hi!
>
> The city census lists scores from 0-6 [1] but the form [2] only seem
> to have one parameter ("Does the data exist?: yes, no, unsure"). Is
> this work in progress or should we enter data in the form? How is the
> 0-6 score calculated?
>
> /Peter
> @peterkz_swe
> http://www.peterkrantz.com
>
> [1]: http://census.okfn.org/city/
> [2]: http://census.okfn.org/city/submit/
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