[open-sustainability] Buildings Performance Knowledge Platform - Making Use of (Linked) Open Data

Tue Mar 5 12:12:06 UTC 2013

Apologies, link was broken in that mail:  http://www.gbpn.org

Also interested to see http://www.buildingsdata.eu/  - the BPIE data hub is the first open data portal of its kind for statistical data on Europe’s building stock and information

Jack

Web & Sustainability University of Southampton

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On 5 Mar 2013, at 12:02, Townsend J.H. wrote:

a few days ago the GBPN (Global Buildings Performance Network) Knowledge
Platform has been launched - see: http://www.gbpn.

It has been designed as a participative knowledge hub and data hub harvesting,
sharing and curating best practice policies in building energy performance globally.

Available in English and soon in Mandarin, this new web-based tool of the
Global Buildings Performance Network (GBPN) aims to stimulate collective
research and analysis from experts worldwide to promote better decision-making
and help the building sector effectively reduce its impact on climate change.

To sustain and accelerate change in the building sector, the GBPN encourages
open and transparent access to good quality and verifiable data.
The data can be used and re-used in HTML, PDF and machine readable raw data
(CSV) formats – provided by a Creative Commons Attribution (CC-BY 3.0 FR) license.

Read the full blogpost about all GBPN services and tools as well as the
used technologies here: http://bit.ly/143SWBL

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