[open-science] The case for context in defining Open Data

[Song, Stephen]

Thanks for sharing these links Heather.  Plenty of food for thought.
The comment from Tracey Lauriault on Ted's post is as interesting as
the post itself as is her link to

Best Practices for Sharing Sensitive Environmental Geospatial Data
ftp://ftp2.cits.rncan.gc.ca/pub/geott/ess_pubs/288/288863/cgdi_ip_15_e.pdf

One can imagine the emergence of more domain-specific good practices
for data sharing although some of the domain-specific issues may be
generalisable back to an expanded set of open data principles.

Cheers... Steve

On 26 February 2013 15:47, Heather Morrison <hgmorris at sfu.ca> wrote:
> Ted Strauss raises some interesting and important questions in this blogpost, "The case for context in defining Open Data".
> http://blog.trudat.co/the-case-for-context/
>
> Welcome to the blogosphere, Strength in Numbers!
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