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Quality energy data released: buildingsdata.eu celebrates International Open Data Day |The Semantic Puzzle

Quality energy data released: buildingsdata.eu celebrates International Open Data Day |The Semantic Puzzle | Open Knowledge | Scoop.it
From blog.semantic-web.at - February 14, 10:30 AM

In advance of the 3rd International Open Data Day (http://opendataday.org/) on Saturday 23rd February 2013, BPIE has now made its online knowledge assets “open data ready” by enabling downloads in raw data CSV format, as well as in PDF form.

The comprehensive open data portal presents facts and figures collected in the context of BPIE’s ‘Europe’s Buildings under the Microscope’ study released end of 2011 (see http://bpie.eu/eu_buildings_under_microscope.html). It includes a wide variety of technical data never before collected EU-wide.

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How to Think like a Data Journalist

How to Think like a Data Journalist | Open Knowledge | Scoop.it
From www.guardian.co.uk - November 23, 2012 3:44 AM

Whilst preparing for her Strata keynote, Google's Kathryn Hurley spent a week with the Datablog team and here are a few key takeaways from that experience...

 

Exploring the methods and tools that a data journalist uses in their day to day activity at the Guardian Datablog: The fast-paced environment means data analysis tools that are quick and easy to use reign supreme. There are really three major steps of the Guardian Datablog's process that drive the tools and resources they use:
  - Getting the data
  - Telling the story
  - Sharing the data

 

Read further for more details on the data journalism process and associated resources and links, as well as how you can apply some of these data analysis techniques to your own work...

 


Via Lauren Moss, Olivier Vandelaer
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