[open-economics] The Statistical Memory of Brazil

[Javier Ruiz]

Hi  

some time ago there was a discussion about the crowdsourcing of the transcription involving combining Pybossa and a platform developed for family history projects, in turn based on tools that GalaxyZoo had created for their Oldweather project. At the time the platform was not ready but it is now much more developed and could be used for the second stage of the Brazil project.

Eustaquio and others interested, please send me a line for an intro

Javier



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On Monday, 14 January 2013 at 15:20, Velichka Dimitrova wrote:

> Dear all,
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> You can read a blog post about the Statistical Memory of Brazil project at the Open Economics Blog:
> http://openeconomics.net/2013/01/14/the-statistical-memory-of-brazil/
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> This piece is a contribution by Eustáquio Reis, Senior Research Economist at the Institute of Applied Economic Research (Ipea) in Brazil and member of the Advisory Panel of the Open Economics Working Group.  
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> This project's goal is to digitalise and make available the collection of the Library of the Ministry of Finance in Brazil, putting in digital form some rare collections of statistical reports and yearbooks. The future plans of the project include open source collaborative / crowd-sourcing platforms which would make this data available in open formats. See more (http://openeconomics.net/2013/01/14/the-statistical-memory-of-brazil/).  
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