[open-government] Call for researchers for the 3rd edition of the Open Data Barometer

[Yuwei Lin]

Dear Carlos,

I appreciate that you have limited resources and tight timelines. However,
a credible research project should have a solid and coherent methodology
for sampling and analysis; otherwise, you'll just be cherry picking
examples and this can be riskily political.

As said, there are a diverse range of exciting open data activities and
policy development in Taiwan. Many Taiwanese are involved in national as
well as international open data projects. I don't think a truly global Open
Data Barometer can be considered as complete without the inclusion of
Taiwan.

Perhaps for now you can illustrate your methodology for sampling and why
you think the already selected countries are representative?

Cheers.

Best wishes,
Yuwei

On 2 June 2015 at 21:41, Carlos Iglesias <carlos.iglesias.moro at gmail.com>
wrote:

> Dear Dongpo,
>
> First of all, thank you for your feedback and interest on the Open Data
> Barometer.
>
> In an ideal case, the Barometer might be covering all existing countries
> but, unfortunately, and as in any other project, the available resources
> and timelines impose also some limitations with respect to world
> coverage. For every new edition of the Barometer we try to cover as much as
> possible, keeping a fair balance between the different world regions as
> well. This new edition we continue to keep increasing the countries
> coverage, nevertheless we know that we may still leaving behind some
> countries where open data has already some presence as it could be the case
> of Taiwan.
>
> Unfortunately, the list of countries for this edition is already complete,
> although our expectations are to keep improving the Barometer and continue
> to deep and broad it. In any case, we will try to analyse and discuss this
> specific case, but we are also somehow limited by the available support and
> resources as every year.
>
> We are really grateful for your suggestion and hope also we all could be
> seeing much more countries, including Taiwan, being finally included in the
> Barometer.
>
> All best wishes,
>  CI.
> --
>
> Carlos Iglesias
> Open Data Senior Researcher
> Asturias, Spain
> skype: carlos.iglesias.skype
> mobile: +34 687 917 759
> twitter: @carlosiglesias
>
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>
>
> On 2 June 2015 at 15:56, Dongpo Deng <dongpo.deng at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Hi Carlos and all,
>>
>> Open Data movement is prevailing in Taiwan. In the past years, there were
>> not only many civic tech activities but also academic and scientific
>> conferences for open (government) data such as g0v summit [1] and open data
>> workshop [2]. Unfortunately, Taiwan is not in the list of countries for
>> call-for-researchers of ODB. Is it possible that Taiwan can be included in
>> the list for 3rd ODB?
>>
>> [1]http://summit.g0v.tw/en-US/index.html
>> [2]odw.tw
>>
>> On Tue, Jun 2, 2015 at 6:07 PM Carlos Iglesias <
>> carlos.iglesias.moro at gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> The World Wide Web Foundation has issued a call for researchers to
>>> participate in the 3rd edition of the Open Data Barometer (ODB).
>>>
>>> The details of the call are available at
>>> http://webfoundation.org/2015/05/call-for-researchers-open-data-barometer/
>>>
>>> Researchers can apply by filling in a short application form available
>>> at http://goo.gl/forms/64fwcPFHRw
>>>
>>> For any questions on the call, please write to
>>> project-odb at webfoundation.org
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>>  CI.
>>> --
>>>
>>> Carlos Iglesias
>>> Open Data Senior Researcher
>>> Asturias, Spain
>>> carlos.iglesias at webfoundation.org
>>> skype: carlos.iglesias.skype
>>> mobile: +34 687 917 759
>>> twitter: @carlosiglesias
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>
>
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>
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