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Cic Conference 28 June 2008

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Slide 1: 7/1/2008 Community Indicitor Consortium - Data360 1

Slide 2: Webster Pacific LLC The Democratization of Data TPI 7/1/2008 Community Indicitor Consortium - Data360 2

Slide 3: Video 7/1/2008 Community Indicitor Consortium - Data360 3

Slide 4: Facts 7/1/2008 Community Indicitor Consortium - Data360 4

Slide 5: Labor 7/1/2008 Community Indicitor Consortium - Data360 5

Slide 6: Data? 7/1/2008 Community Indicitor Consortium - Data360 6

Slide 7: Sites Promoting Data Democratization 7/1/2008 Community Indicitor Consortium - Data360 7

Slide 8: Accountability “It’s no secret that the department has been “The CJP aims to increase the killing crime though reporting chicanery for public's digital access to records nearly as long as the FBI’s Uniform Crime from the various criminal justice Reporting program has been in existence.” agencies in Chicago and Cook Source: www.crimefilenews.com 11/13/2006 County.” Source: www.chicagojustice.org 7/1/2008 Community Indicitor Consortium - Data360 8

Slide 9: Privacy 7/1/2008 Community Indicitor Consortium - Data360 9

Slide 10: Economics - Profit Motive Webster Pacific LLC 7/1/2008 Community Indicitor Consortium - Data360 10

Slide 11: Economics – Data Costs $ National Agricultural Statistics Service (part of USDA) $160 million = total budget $8 million = cost of annual pesticide survey (5% of total) FRESNO, Calif. - The U.S. Department of Agriculture said Wednesday it plans to do away with publishing its national survey tracking pesticide use, despite opposition from prominent scientists, the nation’s largest farming organizations and environmental groups. Associated Press 5/22/08 7/1/2008 Community Indicitor Consortium - Data360 11

Slide 12: Why I Am Here. 7/1/2008 Community Indicitor Consortium - Data360 12

Slide 13: Spell It Out. Data Clarified Evidence-Based Better Democratization Current Condition Decision-Making Results 7/1/2008 Community Indicitor Consortium - Data360 13 Image sources: NY Tours, www.greenoakmedicine.com ,

Slide 14: Resume: Thomas M. Paper Webster Pacific 7/1/2008 Community Indicitor Consortium - Data360 14

Slide 15: 7/1/2008 Community Indicitor Consortium - Data360 15

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Slide 17: 7/1/2008 Community Indicitor Consortium - Data360 17

Slide 18: Why I Started Data360? 7/1/2008 Community Indicitor Consortium - Data360 18

Slide 19: 7/1/2008 Community Indicitor Consortium - Data360 19

Slide 20: 7/1/2008 Community Indicitor Consortium - Data360 20

Slide 21: 7/1/2008 Community Indicitor Consortium - Data360 21

Slide 22: Conceptual Framework ***************** Free ******************* <<<<<< <<<<<<<<<<<<<< Public Platforms >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Private Platforms <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Platform 1 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Platform 2 Platform 3 Auto Data Manual Data Survey Manual/ADF Feed (ADF) Entry Data Plot1 Data Plot2 Data Plot3 Data Plot4 Data Plot5 Image1 DataGraph1 DataGraph2 DataGraph3 DataGraph4 DataGraph5 GraphGroup1 GraphGroup2 GraphGroup3 GraphGroup4 Report1 Report2 7/1/2008 Community Indicitor Consortium - Data360 22

Slide 23: The Democratization of Data TPI 7/1/2008 Community Indicitor Consortium - Data360 23

Slide 24: The Players Data Keepers (the haystacks) Data Sites Citizens 7/1/2008 Community Indicitor Consortium - Data360 24

Slide 25: Principles of Data Democratization •Integrity •Consistency •Property •Dynamic •Semantic •Exportable •Importable •I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 7/1/2008 Community Indicitor Consortium - Data360 25

Slide 26: Integrity 2 1 3 7/1/2008 Community Indicitor Consortium - Data360 26

Slide 27: Consistency 7/1/2008 Community Indicitor Consortium - Data360 27

Slide 28: Dynamic 7/1/2008 Community Indicitor Consortium - Data360 28

Slide 29: Property 7/1/2008 Community Indicitor Consortium - Data360 29

Slide 30: Semantic The Semantic Web: The predicted evolution of the Web, in which information will be stored in readable and comparable formats for easy retrieval and comparison by software applications. Source: T. Paper and various 7/1/2008 Community Indicitor Consortium - Data360 30

Slide 31: Exportable 7/1/2008 Community Indicitor Consortium - Data360 31

Slide 32: Importable 7/1/2008 Community Indicitor Consortium - Data360 32

Slide 33: Unimportable 7/1/2008 Community Indicitor Consortium - Data360 33

Slide 34: Unimportable 7/1/2008 Community Indicitor Consortium - Data360 34

Slide 35: Importable •24x7 on the web •Format •TXT-API-ODBC-XML •Not needle approach 7/1/2008 Community Indicitor Consortium - Data360 35

Slide 36: Sharing & Principles Will Not Do The Job…. 7/1/2008 Community Indicitor Consortium - Data360 36

Slide 37: Interpretation 7/1/2008 Community Indicitor Consortium - Data360 37

Slide 38: The Democratization of Data TPI 7/1/2008 Community Indicitor Consortium - Data360 38

Slide 39: Uninterpretable 7/1/2008 Community Indicitor Consortium - Data360 39

Slide 40: Interpretable Can comment on the data… 7/1/2008 Community Indicitor Consortium - Data360 40

Slide 41: Interpretable Can compare one data set to another… 7/1/2008 Community Indicitor Consortium - Data360 41

Slide 42: Interpretable Can string together numerous graphs on a single page and numerous pages into a report. 7/1/2008 Community Indicitor Consortium - Data360 42

Slide 43: The Promise With Amazon Mechanical Turk, Amazon plans to supply "artificial artificial intelligence" that connect programs needing the human touch with humans, such as the simple task of identifying objects in photographs (which humans can do better than computers). Examples of what humans can do for computers? Evaluate beauty, translate text and find specific objects in photos.* 11/4/05 * http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/business/247152_turk04.html * http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Gray_(computer_scientist) 7/1/2008 Community Indicitor Consortium - Data360 43

Slide 44: Call To Action 7/1/2008 Community Indicitor Consortium - Data360 44