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04:33:18 <timeless> chair: Taisuke_Fukuno
04:33:26 <timeless> meeting: Open Data with Local Community
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04:37:41 <timeless> taisuke: thanks for participating in Open Data breakout
04:37:51 <timeless> ... this session is about 5* open data
04:38:04 <timeless> ... our product "jigbrowser" is most expensive browser in the world
04:38:16 <timeless> ... another product $15 PC for Kids IchigoJam
04:38:29 <timeless> [ Slide: Decline Japan ]
04:38:42 <timeless> taisuke: today's population in Japan is decreasing
04:38:53 <timeless> taisuke: 10million people come to Japan per year
04:39:04 <timeless> ... in 2020, the Olympics will be in Tokyo
04:39:14 <timeless> ... this is a local indicator
04:39:18 <timeless> ... we need Open Data
04:39:33 <timeless> ... in Sabae city, I promoted to the city's mayor, in 2010
04:39:45 <timeless> ... in 2012, it became the first Open Data in Japan
04:39:52 <timeless> ... last year there were 58 Open Data cities
04:40:00 <timeless> ... this year, 164 Open Data cities
04:40:11 <timeless> ... a half 3star (CSV) Open Data
04:40:26 <timeless> ... 5star open data is 8%
04:40:37 <timeless> [ Slide: 13 cities started 5star open data ]
04:40:57 <timeless> [ Slide: Fukui preficture + 17 all cities in Fukui support 5 star open data ]
04:41:14 <timeless> taisuke: in japan, VLE-D sponsors open data
04:41:25 <timeless> ... there are many local Hackathons&contents
04:41:38 <timeless> [ photo of Hokaido open data hackathon ]
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04:41:48 <timeless> [ slide: Find a toilet ]
04:42:09 <timeless> [ slide: Find trash ]
04:42:17 <timeless> [ slide: AR app to find hidden Fire Hydrant ]
04:42:36 <timeless> [ slide: app for tourists - realtime bus open data ]
04:42:50 <timeless> [ slide: IoT in library, smartphone app ]
04:43:02 <timeless> [ slide: platform for 2star...5star ]
04:43:18 <timeless> taisuke: there's a 5star vocabulary in Japan
04:43:23 <timeless> ... ver5.2 published
04:43:35 <timeless> ... there are vocabularies, not only Japanese, it's a little problem
04:43:47 <timeless> taisuke: it's easy to create apps working around the world
04:43:59 <timeless> ... this app is for tourists "ko-no-heim"
04:44:13 <timeless> ... this app uses water potential real time sensors
04:44:19 <timeless> ... some data can mix
04:44:25 <timeless> ... this is from a Hackathon
04:44:40 <timeless> ... this is a variable data from shizoka city in Fukie preficture
04:44:58 <timeless> ... every food store must register w/ local government
04:45:04 <timeless> ... the local government has the data
04:45:15 <timeless> ... that data was opened from shoko-city and fukue preficture
04:45:30 <timeless> ... this application shows the count of offices by industries
04:45:39 <timeless> ... left is IT industry, Tokyo and Osaka
04:45:50 <timeless> ... the right side is Farm and Tree Industry
04:45:55 <timeless> ... hokaido, ...
04:46:08 <timeless> ... this application is for (Google) Glasses
04:46:14 <timeless> ... look through the glasses
04:46:56 <timeless> ... look around, you'll see a red line
04:47:48 <timeless> ... when you focus on the red line, you can look down
04:47:57 <timeless> ... and see a photo, description, details...
04:48:16 <timeless> [ Slide: SPARQL Knocker ]
04:48:26 <timeless> taisuke: SPARQL Knocker is easy to use + access
04:48:47 <timeless> ... it lets you access data...
04:49:02 <timeless> ... this is the types of open data
04:49:09 <timeless> ... #OfficeCensus
04:49:15 <timeless> ... count of industry
04:49:21 <timeless> .... or #Animal open data
04:49:26 <timeless> ... in Sabae city
04:49:43 <timeless> ... a Tancho, there's food for it...
04:49:52 <timeless> ... no English, which is a problem
04:50:10 <timeless> ... #PublicToilet
04:50:15 <timeless> .. #PublicWiFi ...
04:50:20 <timeless> s/.. /... /
04:50:30 <timeless> ... SPARQL is easy to use, but not famous/popular
04:50:33 <timeless> ... this is another demo
04:50:43 <timeless> [ Slide: Good Seafood in Hokkaido ]
04:50:51 <timeless> taisuke: open data hackathon in hokkaido
04:51:15 <timeless> i|tai|-> http://sabae.cc/app/hokkaido/ Good Seafood in Hokkaido
04:51:26 <timeless> ... October is when these fish are in season
04:51:34 <timeless> ... November, ... December
04:51:56 <timeless> ... this application is from their fish dictionary
04:52:07 <timeless> ZZZ: Hokkaido is a preficture?
04:52:12 <timeless> ... provides this information?
04:52:13 <timeless> taisuke: yes
04:52:25 <timeless> ... Next, Vocabulary i18n
04:52:31 <timeless> title: Vocabulary i18n
04:52:37 <timeless> taisuke: Place name in English
04:52:45 <timeless> ... many spatial open data, but only Japanese place names
04:52:58 <timeless> ... if for inbound application, must translate to English
04:53:04 <timeless> ... ake LOD Dictionary
04:53:06 <timeless> s/ake/Make/
04:53:16 <timeless> ... some Japanese words can't be understood by English speakers
04:53:26 <timeless> ... so, we need to create some standard dictionary
04:53:35 <timeless> ... register Linked Open Vocabularies
04:53:46 <timeless> ... over 500 vocabulary sites
04:53:58 <timeless> ... we plan to create new vocabularies, and register them
04:54:03 <timeless> title: Promotion to Devs
04:54:10 <timeless> taisuke: vocabulary description in English
04:54:22 <timeless> ... (currently, only in Japanese)
04:54:31 <timeless> ... exists Vocabulary add Japanese
04:54:48 <timeless> ... right now the linked vocabularies are only available for English/French
04:54:58 <timeless> ... adding Japanese would make it easier for Japanese devs to use
04:55:11 <timeless> title: Create Good [Use] Cases
04:55:19 <timeless> taisuke: I'd like to hear your needs
04:55:29 <timeless> ... for Olympics in 2020
04:55:38 <timeless> ... we want to ue the London2012 Olympic data
04:55:46 <timeless> s/ue/use
04:55:53 <timeless> ... I found a sport ontology
04:56:03 <timeless> ... If you have knowledge about this, please share
04:56:46 <timeless> title: Open Data Activity in Japan
04:57:07 <timeless> koshizuka: Noboru Koshizuka from University of Tokyo
04:57:14 <timeless> ... I want to present two studies
04:57:24 <timeless> ... we're developing Sapporo infrastructure
04:57:32 <timeless> ... the second is public transportation in Tokyo
04:57:40 <timeless> [ Slide: Profile ]
04:58:26 <timeless> [ Slide: Introduction Open Data Activity in Japan ]
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04:58:37 <timeless> koshizuka: two years ago, IT strategy
04:58:51 <timeless> s/,/, the Japanese government decided on an
04:59:03 <timeless> ... after this declaration, many activities started in Japan
04:59:08 <timeless> ... first is national government activity
04:59:27 <timeless> ... Japanese government started a committee...
04:59:38 <timeless> ... Our working group developed
04:59:55 <timeless> i|Our|-> http://data.go.jp Open Data Catalog Web Page of Japanese Government
05:00:01 <timeless> ... we've operated this government for a year
05:00:23 <timeless> ... more than 12,000 data sites are opened in open data license via "data.go.jp"
05:00:39 <timeless> [ Slide: Vitalizing Local Economy Organization by Open Data & Big Data ]
05:00:53 <timeless> koshizuka: many people think it's for LED tech
05:00:58 <timeless> ... but it's for open data
05:01:02 <timeless> ... objectives
05:01:11 <timeless> ... open data in public sector
05:01:17 <timeless> ... vitalize using data from public sector
05:01:26 <timeless> ... I'm a board member of VLED
05:01:33 <timeless> ... VLED has 9 companies
05:01:43 <timeless> ... and 32 local governments
05:01:49 <timeless> RRSAgent, draft minutes
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05:01:56 <timeless> ... and 97 support members
05:02:02 <timeless> ... two deliverables
05:02:11 <timeless> ... 1. Open Data Distribution Platform Systems
05:02:17 <timeless> ... 2. Open Data Guide
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05:02:37 <timeless> ... how to open government data
05:02:47 <timeless> title: Sapporo Open Data Project
05:03:08 <timeless> koshizuka: our team included Microsoft, YRP UNL, Cyrypton Future Media, and the University of Tokyo
05:03:18 <timeless> ... the famous result .... XXX
05:03:39 <timeless> koshizuka: Sapporo has many good places for sightseeing
05:03:48 <timeless> ... Hot City, SKi, Events, Festivals, Hot Spring, Zoo
05:03:57 <timeless> ... I heard that it's two hours from hear to snow
05:04:04 <timeless> s/hear/here/
05:04:11 <timeless> ... we would like to support tourism by IT
05:04:23 <timeless> ... we have three target problems for Tourism in Sapporo
05:04:28 <timeless> ... supporting Sports
05:04:33 <timeless> ... Internatiolaization
05:04:34 <naomi> s/.... XXX/Hatsune Miku/
05:04:38 <timeless> ... Transportation
05:05:07 <timeless> s/Sports/Sports (Asian Winter Games, Rugby, Olympics)
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05:05:32 <timeless> s/Internatiolaization/Internationalization
05:06:04 <timeless> s/Internationalization/Internationalization (there are many foreigners coming to Japan)
05:06:17 <timeless> koshizuka: strategy has three steps
05:06:24 <timeless> ... fully utilize open data for these problems
05:06:37 <timeless> ... 1. build open data for tourism of Sapporo
05:06:54 <timeless> ... 2. ideathon, hackathon, application contest
05:07:06 <timeless> ... 3. next year we have a world cup ski jump
05:07:11 <timeless> scribe: naomi
05:07:36 <naomi> koshizuka: next week or next next one will be on the catalog site
05:07:46 <naomi> ... Smart signboard with BLE
05:07:53 <naomi> ... typical signboard of Sapporo area
05:07:58 <naomi> ... many signboard is in Japanese
05:08:11 <naomi> ... want to have many languages on it
05:08:25 <naomi> ... and want to make it as open data
05:08:32 <naomi> ... automatic translation machine
05:08:41 <naomi> ... we can have another language expression
05:08:47 <naomi> ... using @@ or smartphone
05:08:55 <naomi> ... want to show foreign language inbound
05:09:05 <naomi> ... it's the first application
05:09:13 <naomi> ... 2nd one is Kokosil Sapporo
05:09:23 <naomi> ... we will use it next snow festival
05:09:36 <naomi> ... 3rd one is World Cup Ski Jump App
05:09:44 <naomi> ... want to explain the rule of the ski jump
05:10:08 <naomi> title: Idiathon, Hachathon, and App Challenge
05:10:37 <naomi> Part 3: Association for Open Data of Public Transportaion
05:10:42 <naomi> ... which is new organization
05:10:50 <timeless> i|BLE|-> https://ckan-sapporo.odcity.org/ "ZZZ" (to be launched shortly)
05:11:06 <naomi> ... HQ is my boss, borad member are Tokyo University, Fujitsu, ministry, et
05:11:10 <naomi> s/et/etc/
05:11:23 <naomi> ... many members of the association are railway companies
05:11:27 <naomi> ... located in Tokyo
05:11:35 <naomi> ... they are supporting our activities
05:11:40 <naomi> ... as well as airline
05:11:47 <naomi> ... now we are approaching bus companies
05:11:57 <naomi> ... but hard since they have too many bus companies
05:12:13 <naomi> title: Open Data of Public Transortation
05:12:27 <naomi> [showing Tokyo Metro Map]
05:12:40 <timeless> s/Tokyo/Sapporo/
05:12:49 <naomi> kashizuka: Sapporo railway map is quite easy to open
05:13:01 <naomi> ... which is satisfied global standardization
05:13:09 <naomi> ... Tokyo is complicated instead
05:13:34 <naomi> ... Tokyo is cheap, secure and convenient if you know it very well
05:13:52 <naomi> ... I've living in Tokyo in 15 years
05:13:59 <naomi> ... bus map is also complicated
05:14:16 <naomi> ... railway 1,52km, 766 stations, 14,500 cars
05:14:45 <naomi> ... Buses, 7023 km, 2545 lines, 15000 cars, 50000 taxies
05:14:55 <naomi> ... railway: 14 companies and sector
05:15:04 <naomi> ... buses: 100 companies and sector
05:15:10 <naomi> ... taxi: 1,100 companies
05:15:16 <naomi> ... integration of information is quite hard
05:15:36 <naomi> ... if the government has strong leadership, it might be getting easy
05:15:38 <naomi> ... but not for now
05:16:05 <naomi> [showing Ikebukuro station map]
05:16:28 <naomi> koshizuka: this station has many companies there
05:16:42 <naomi> ... each companies don't open their own information
05:16:56 <naomi> ... passengers or travelers would love to have it
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05:17:18 <naomi> ... they want to have delay, change, realtime information
05:17:30 <naomi> ... we have developed new public transportation information in Tokyo
05:17:59 <naomi> ... IoT/Open Data System Architecture of Live Transportatiobn Map Tokyo
05:18:13 <naomi> ... we can develop information service using IoT
05:18:16 <timeless> s/Transportatiobn/Transportation
05:18:38 <naomi> ... Kokosil as of 31 March, 2013
05:19:00 <naomi> ... in Tokyo, we have 100 times information for buses
05:19:10 <naomi> ... we have open the developers website
05:19:31 <naomi> ... which uses opendata and generate public information
05:19:45 <naomi> ... developed application are used on android or iphone apps
05:19:57 <naomi> ... last year we had bigger open data contest
05:20:09 <naomi> ... Tokyo Metro Corp has all location information
05:20:16 <naomi> ... all lines and all stations
05:20:32 <naomi> ... registered programmers were 2000
05:20:37 <naomi> ... submitted applications were 281
05:20:58 <naomi> ... this was the biggest apps contest in Japan
05:21:17 <naomi> ... first prize was "Koko-metro", second one was "Moshimo Alarm"
05:21:39 <naomi> title: Conclusion
05:22:03 <naomi> koshizuka: Public transportation info should be public
05:22:09 <naomi> ... but they are public company
05:22:19 <naomi> ... they say we are not government
05:22:28 <naomi> ... which is typical argument between us
05:22:55 <naomi> ... how can we apply open data principle for private companies providing public services like London?
05:23:06 <naomi> ... solutions are
05:23:13 <naomi> ...1) regulation by government
05:23:29 <naomi> ... private company needs to open their data
05:23:39 <naomi> ...2) fee-charging data
05:23:54 <naomi> ...3) CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility)
05:24:19 <naomi> ... I think public open data should be CSR
05:24:35 <naomi> ... who sahre the cost, who is the responsible for the risk?
05:24:47 <naomi> ... essential and important question
05:25:01 <naomi> ... from now on of us
05:25:32 <naomi> jun: cost model - believe we have another cost model
05:25:39 <naomi> ... basically open data is open
05:26:01 <naomi> ... it can generate some benefit
05:26:07 <naomi> ... for sustainable system
05:26:22 <naomi> koshizuka: Metro Open Data content costed only 2,000,000 jpy
05:26:36 <naomi> ... but @@ contest was over 10,000,000 jpy
05:26:53 <naomi> ... in case of metro event, transportation data is useful for people
05:27:16 <naomi> ... which is well received normally
05:28:03 <naomi> jun: train system is private company. those companies are creating revenue. we don't have to call it as open one. they can generate data with coordinating with other companeis
05:28:27 <naomi> ... in addition to transportation business, they can sell datas
05:28:32 <naomi> ... it will be sustainable
05:28:39 <naomi> ... could be called open data as well
05:29:03 <naomi> ... is there a group to discuss which doesn't have to be open data?
05:29:12 <naomi> ... should it be call open data?
05:29:39 <naomi> koshizuka: the situation of railway and bus company are totally different
05:29:55 <naomi> ... number of uses do not increase if we provide open data
05:30:08 <naomi> ... for train information
05:30:16 <naomi> ... but situation of bus might be different
05:30:23 <naomi> jun: thanks
05:30:48 <naomi> taisuke: please contact me if you have questions or anything at anytime
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