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Making Open Data Work for Civic Advocacy
2018
Proceedings of the ACM on Human-Computer Interaction
The value of data in supporting citizen participation in processes of place-making and community building is widely recognised. While the open data movement now permits citizens to acquire governmental data relating to their communities, little to no effort is made to ensure that these datasets are accessible and interpretable by non-professionals. Through a series of community engagements spanning an 18-month period, we codesigned Data:In Place, an open source web tool which supports citizens
doi:10.1145/3274412
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