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Open Data Hackathon February 21-22nd, 2015 The International Open Data Day was celebrated on February, 21st. In order to mark this event, more than 100 programmers, activists, journalists and geographers met at the Open Data Hackaton (February 21-22nd) and worked together on 17 projects. Two teams within our company took part in the event and they developed the projects “Localitățile fictive din România”/”Fictitious Localities in Romania” and “Eu pe ce stradă stau?”/ “What Street do I live on?” The project “Localitățile fictive din România”/ “Fictitious Localities in Romania” undertook to identify and document the issues of the Romanian national localities system. The purpose of the project was to get a viable and accurate network of localities. It ranked a well-deserved 3rd place in the competition. In two days, the 12 members of the team managed to identify 126 localities presenting various issues. The list was published on Facebook, Wikipedia, by means of a map and table information application and an interactive map application, created with the Esri Technology (ArcGIS Online). The project “Eu pe ce stradă stau?”/ “What Street do I live on?” aimed to identify and document the issues related to the street names in Bucharest. The ten members of the team worked with data from the Romanian Post (postal codes), from official common classifications published on the websites of Municipalities and Permanent Electoral Authority (AEP), Wikipedia and Open Street Map etc. Based on the three data sets analyzed, 346 differences were identified – most of them being streets which can be found in the AEP database and cannot be found among the other data provided by Bucharest Municipality of by the Romanian Post. At the same time, the team identified differences in the name of the same road in distinct databases. The result of the project was a web map, created with Esri Technology (ArcGIS Online) containing the streets with ambiguous names (in order to browse the map, the command Bookmarks is to be used).
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Open Data Hackathon – 22. veljače 2015. godine 21. veljače bio je Međunarodni dan otvorenih podataka. Kako bi proslavili taj dan, više od 100 programera, aktivista, novinara i geografa sastalo se na Open Data Hackathonu (21. – 22. veljače) i zajedno radilo na 17 projekata. Dva tima iz tvrtke učestvovala su na događanju radom na projektima “Fiktivna naseljena mjesta u Rumunjskoj” i “A ja, na kojoj ulici stanujem?”. Projektom “Fiktivna naseljena mjesta u Rumunjskoj” htjelo se identificirati i dokumentirati probleme u nacionalnom sustavu naseljenih mjesta u Rumunjskoj. Cilj projekta bio je dobiti točnu i funkcionalnu mrežu naseljenih mjesta. Projekt je osvojio zasluženo 3. mjesto na natjecanju. Za dva dana, 12 članova tima uspjelo je identificirati 126 problematičnih mjesta. Ta lista objavljena je na Facebooku, Wikipediji, kao aplikacija s kartom i tabličnim informacijama i kao aplikacija s interaktivnom kartom, napravljena pomoću Esri tehnologije (ArcGIS Online). Projektom “A ja, na kojoj ulici stanujem?” htjelo se identificirati i dokumentirati probleme u imenima ulica u Bukureštu. Deset članova tima radilo je s podacima Rumunjske pošte (poštanski brojevi), službenim nazivima objavljenima na web stranicama općine Bukurešt te AEP-a, podacima Wikipedia Open Street Map itd. Na temelju analize ta tri seta podataka, identificirano je 346 razlika – većinom ulice koje postoje u AEP bazi podataka, ali se ne pojavljuju u podacima općine Bukurešt niti Rumunjske pošte. U isto vrijeme tim je identificirao i razlike u imenima za istu ulicu u različitim bazama podataka. Na temelju projekta Esri tehnolgijom (ArcGIS Online) izrađena je web karta koja sadrži ulice s nedosljednim imenima (za navigaciju kartom koristi se naredba Bookmarks).