Open Data on the Open Platform

Open Data on the Open Platform

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  @niyalist Open Dataon the Open Platform M a s a k i I t o , To t t o r i U n i v e r s i t y
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  Open Source Movementsince late 90s •  Everyone can read the source code of software •  Everyone can participate to the development •  Open the know-how of enterprise, large-scale software to engineers in every domain •  Broke the barrier between amateur and enterprise technology •  Create a chance of technological communication among engineers in different domains
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  Open Data Movement • Chance to democratize the knowledge of government, large company, specialists to citizen •  Exchange the way of finding knowledge among TED talk by Tim Berners-Lee in 2010 http://www.ted.com/talks/tim_berners_lee_ the_year_open_data_went_worldwide.html
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  Open Platform Movementis Coming! •  Platform: a common mechanism on which an application runs •  OS，Middleware, Web service, Distribution mechanism of apps or content… •  Organization who control the platform would have great benefit •  Microsoft, Google, Apple, Facebook …. •  Web technology (HTML5) is going to be the next platform •  Vendor independent organization (W3C) •  Open discussion of specification
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  Proprietary Platform •  Softwarefor the one platform does not run on another platform
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  HTML5 as anOpen Application Platform •  Web Browser is becoming to be an Application Platform •  Create Application with HTML, CSS and JavaScropt •  API Support for development •  Basement •  File API, Drag and Drop, Offline support •  Graphics and animation •  css3, canvas, SVG, WebGL. etc •  Device, Hardware •  Location, Accelerometer, etc
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  Little Support ofMap/Geo-Features in HTML5 •  No Standard Map Feature •  No standard API of rendering vector map •  No standard API of drag and drop map •  No standard API of expansion •  Difficult to create interactive mapping apps. •  Little Standard Geo-App Features Support •  Geo Location API •  Basic support to access to the GPS •  No standard API to measure the distance •  No standard API of geocoding / reverse geocoding •  No standard API of geo event •  Enter the area, stay more than 5 min etc..
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  Why Google ? • Why you use google maps ? •  Because its content is wide coverage, rich info, accurate, beautiful… •  OSM can be the alternative ! •  Why you develop Geo/Map app with google maps API ? •  Because it provides many useful features •  Simple API to embed a Map •  Measurement of the distance •  Geocoding …. •  There is no alternative ! •  Need Open Geo / Mapping Platform!
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  Geo + WebWorkshop since 2010 •  1st: June, 2010 •  3 talks + 1 panel discussion (5 panelist) •  40 participants •  2nd: March 11, 2011 “Mapping technology in the HTML5 Era” •  3 talks + 1 panel discussion (5 panelists) •  →Could not hold due to the Great East Japan Earthquake •  3rd: May, 2012 “Open Data on the Open Platform” •  5 talks •  60 more participants + 40 more online participants
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  •  http://www.niya.net/gis/ •  Slide,Video Twitter history is available ! (Japanese)
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  The 3rd WorkshopProgram •  MapStreet: Revolution in Tiled Map •  @_hfu_ •  HTML5 and beyond HTML5 •  @wks・Masao Wakasa ( OSGeo Japan, Connecty Inc.) •  Linked Data and Geospatial Data •  @fumi1・Fumihiro Kato (National Institute of Information) •  OpenStreetMap -provides free geographic data to anyone who wants it- •  Taichi Furuhashi, Hal Seki, Tetsu Iida etc •  SVG Map: a Prototype of Web(Map|GIS) •  @totipalmate・Satoru Takagi・(KDDI, W3C )
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  MapStreet: Revolution inTiled Map •  @_hfu_ •  Introduced his vision and prototype of the future web map •  Map data will be a commodity •  Platform to render and distribute the tiled map will be a commodity •  The quality of the presentation ( visualization cartography ) will be the next competition •  Any map maker including amature can participate the competition •  Just like a street musician
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  Demo: tsukubau /MapBox • Demonstrate his cartographical idea •  Data: •  Fundamental Geospatial Data •   Geospatial Information Authority of Japan •  Technology: •  TileMill for map tile generation •  MapBox for hosting in the cloud
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  HTML5 and beyondHTML5 •  @wks・Masao Wakasa •  OSGeo Japan, Connecty Inc. •  html5j.org •  Introduced the technical overview of HTML5 •  Semantics •  New Features and APIs •  Introduced the advanced demonstration of html5 •  Discussed the future of html5 web browser •  Web Browser will be interface for anything •  Car equipments •  Home appliance etc…
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  Linked Data andGeospatial Data •  @fumi1・Fumihiro Kato •  National Institute of Information •  Researcher of Semantic Web / Linked Open Data •  Introduced the basic idea and specification of Linked Data •  Basic concept •  Application •  Problem
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  OpenStreetMap -provides freegeographic data to anyone who wants it- •  Leading member of OSMJP •  Taichi Furuhashi •  Hal Seki •  Tetsu Iida … •  Q&A session about OSM •  Who start the project ? •  Who is operating the server ? •  What is the licese of the OSM data. •  Who guarantee the accuracy ? •  How to edit the map ? •  How to download the data ? •  What is the difference between shape file ? •  Are there any application which highly utilize the OSM ?
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  SVG Map: aPrototype of Web(Map|GIS) •  @totipalmate Satoru Takagi •  KDDI Corporation •  W3C •  Pioneer of web mapping technology since 90s •  Far before Google Maps •  Propose the extension of SVG for presentation of Web map •  Tiling, Layering •  We have his presentation today! 16:30〜 in this room. •  “New mapping standards for the web”
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  What’s the Next? •  Making a community of developers who have interest in this field •  In Japan •  World wide ! •  Start to propose to W3C •  Need to create the new movement Open Data on the Open Platform for the interoperability of our knowledge !