[open-government] Know of any data publishing made easy tools for government?

Jonathan Gray jonathan.gray at okfn.org
Fri Oct 1 22:19:19 UTC 2010


FYI while CKAN is primarily a data *registry* we also starting to
research and implement functionality related to storage and display of
datasets. In particular I expect we will be doing more of this as part
of the recently launched LOD2 project, so watch this space! ;-)

http://lod2.eu/

2010/9/22 james burke <lifesized at gmail.com>:
> Hi All,
> While there is a lot of discussion around software like CKAN which is
> described as a data catalog,
> whose function is to point to data sets and add meta data and other features
> that enrich findability
> and comprehension, i am wandering if there are examples of data publishing
> solutions,
> that make it easy for government workers to easily input and then publish
> data
> so that it can reach a variety of users in open data standard formats like
> xml, csv, etc
> Examples:
> - A civil servant uploads an excel sheet which is then converted  to xml,
> csv or other open data standard
> - A government worker, selects part of a database which they then want to
> make available in an easy to reuse format over the web to either everyone,
> or a select group of users.
> If examples exist, curious to see if anything is open-source?
> Regards
> James
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