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The concept of Open Data is explained
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The site provides a way for users to keep informed of updates to the data
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The site provides an online channel for feedback
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Examples of reuse (fictitious or real) are provided
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A news feed provides information about updates to each dataset
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Datasets are accompanied by links or resources that provide user guidance and support
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There is a discussion forum about the datasets
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It is possible to request or suggest the publication of new datasets
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The site enables users to rate and/or evaluate the datasets
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API |
The mechanisms for accessing and interacting with datasets are documented
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API |
If there are conditions on access to a dataset, the method of retrieving the data is documented
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API |
A specific API command allows the user to determine a dataset's licence
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API |
Dynamic and static versions of the datasets are synchronised
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When data content exists in multiple formats, the server provides a mechanism for content negotiation
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API |
If web services for data access are available, the current version of each web service is specified
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API |
No system is set up to prevent automatic or programmatic data retrieval
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Each dataset is available through at least one web service
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API |
The metadata catalogue can be retrieved using a standard protocol
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Applications |
The site enables users to add links to relevant applications
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Applications |
The site lists existing applications already developed from the datasets available
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Applications |
Users can keep informed about applications
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Metadata |
The identity and role of the person responsible for each dataset is specified
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Metadata |
Each dataset is accompanied by a descriptive record
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Metadata |
Each dataset includes at least a title and a description
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Metadata |
A creation date is given for each dataset
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Metadata |
A last-updated date is given for each dataset
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Metadata |
The datasets are categorised
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Metadata |
Metadata associated with each dataset is available in a standard format
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Metadata |
Each dataset is accompanied by a reference to the language used
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Metadata |
Metadata describing the datasets is structured in a standard way
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Metadata |
If a dataset refers to a specific geographical area, its spatial coverage is specified
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Metadata |
Topics are linked to published vocabularies and taxonomies
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Format |
Each dataset includes a reference to the charset used
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Format |
The format of downloadable files is indicated
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Format |
Dates are given in documented formats
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Format |
Dates are available in a standard format
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Format |
Data is provided in at least one open format
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Format |
The character encoding used in each dataset is declared
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Format |
Where data is provided in a standard format, the format is specified and adhered to
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Format |
The version or syntax (doctype) or file formats used is available
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Versions |
Each dataset comes with a changelog
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Versions |
One can access different versions of datasets
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Identification |
The descriptive record contains a direct link to the URL of the data
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Identification |
Each dataset is given a unique identifier
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Identification |
A checksum and/or signature is available to verify the validity of each file
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Identification |
Datasets are accompanied by at least one means of contact for the producer (or maintainer)
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License |
The datasets are accompanied by a licence
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License |
The licence sets out the conditions of attribution, reuse, redistribution and commercialisation
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License |
Usage rights are provided for an unlimited period
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License |
Data producers declare their policy on releasing data
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License |
The datasets are accompanied by a summary and a link to the full version of the license
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Linkeddata |
Any vocabularies used within the dataset are identified and documented
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Linkeddata |
Data adheres to the defined syntax of any specified vocabularies
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Linkeddata |
It is possible to query data and metadata in accordance with standards of the web of data (Linked Open Data)
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Linkeddata |
Data sources linked from a dataset are reported
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Naming |
The names of data files contain only alphanumeric characters or characters considered safe
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Naming |
If the naming of datasets is the subject of a convention, the convention is made available
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Transparency |
If a dataset contains an expiry date, it is declared
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Transparency |
If a limit is set on the number of accesses or the amount of data accessed via web services, this limit is specified
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Transparency |
Any restrictions on access to the data are stated
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Transparency |
If a dataset contains errors or uncertainties or is incomplete, this fact is stated
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Transparency |
An update frequency is given for each dataset
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Transparency |
The publisher of the dataset provides information on its origin
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Transparency |
It is possible to obtain information regarding the level of trust accorded to the data
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Usability |
The size of downloadable files is indicated
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Usability |
It is possible to search the metadata
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Usability |
Extracts from the different datasets are available for download
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Usability |
If the site offers several licences, the search engine allows filtering by licence
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Usability |
The metadata catalogue is available as a dataset
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Usability |
An extract of the data can be previewed
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Privacy |
If the data contains personal information, its publication is in
accordance with the legislation under which the producer operates
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Privacy |
The site provides a means to request removal or anonymisation of data
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