Open Data Exchange 2013, April 6. Montreal

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UPDATE: The day was great! There are many people doing really amazing things with open data and it was amazing to meet them. Here are my slides from the panel talk.
Next Saturday, I’ll be sitting on a panel discussing future avenues for open data at ODX13.
From the odx13 site:

Odx13 is a mini-conference to discuss the successes and challenges of extracting value from Open Data for civic engagement, international aid transparency, scientific research, and more!

Program

Morning Session – Open Data Stories; Panel Discussions

9:00 AM    Introduction and Welcome

9:15 AM    Winning with Open Data – Panel 1

10:10 AM    Les données ouvertes en action – Panel 2 (en français)

  • Guillaume Ducharme, gestionnaire dans le réseau de la santé et membre du collectif Démocratie Ouverte
  • Sébastien Pierre, fondateur, FFunction & Montréal Ouvert
  • Josée Plamondon, co-conceptrice, ContratsNet
  • Jean-Noé Landry (l’animateur de discussion), fondateur, Montréal Ouvert et Québec Ouvert

11:05 AM    Future Avenues for Open Data – Panel 3

12:00 PM    Lunch will be provided

Afternoon Session – Digging into Data; Workshop and Lightning Talks

1:00 PM    Data Dive Intro – Exploratory Data Analysis with Trudat

1:30 PM    Data Dive

We will dive into interesting Open Data sets with experts on hand to guide us through the weeds, including data on

  • International Aid
  • Government contracts
  • Biodiversity
  • and more…

3:00 PM   Lightning Talks

4:00 PM    Present data insights

4:45 PM    Closing remarks


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