NYCFacets
WINNER: Best Overall Application - Grand Prize
There is a tremendous amount of data in NYC Open Data. How do you make sense of it? How do you ensure the quality of the data? How do you slice and dice it? How do you make it available not only to developers but to businesses, city visitors and citizens alike? How do you make intelligent, federated queries? What happens when NYC exposes all its data and exponentially increase the amount of data in it? How do you mash it up with other data sources, both public and private, on the web and behind the firewall? With our "crowdknowing" approach - metadata + derived extrametadata (using semantics, statistics and the crowd), we aim to create an open-data mash-up portal on steroids that can collaborate structured and unstructured information. We aim to create an Open City Metadata Exchange using open standards - creating a hyperlocal "River of Data", whereby data innovators can build interchangeable solutions using their preferred technology stack while minimizing data balkanization. On the riverbanks of this River of Data, we aim to help NYC achieve its vision - to become the premier Digital City of the Future!
7 comments
Sami Baig • almost 12 years ago
Woohooo! NYCFacets got featured on semanticweb.com!
http://semanticweb.com/nycfacets-wants-to-be-the-key-to-the-digital-city-of-new-yorks-future_b27205
Mayraj K • over 11 years ago
Good Job!
Benjamin Langguth • over 11 years ago
Nice job. Congratulations!
Shefali Sarangal • over 11 years ago
Hi Congratulations guys! great work
Mayraj K • over 11 years ago
Hi Joel and Sami,
Congratulations!
for winning the Best Overall Application - Grand Prize
This is awesome!
Kat Mandu • over 11 years ago
wow - Congrats
Hakan K • over 11 years ago
Having open data is an amazing opportunity for developers. Here in Miami we have to pay to city for each data download. Where can we see NY open DB ? Thanks