Meloda, a metric to assess open data reuse
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https://doi.org/10.3145/epi.2014.nov.04Keywords:
Open data, Information reuse, Metric, Open government, Meloda.Abstract
Current policies demanding an increase in transparency, open government and smart cities share open data publication as one of their basic pillars. However, there is a limited availability of mechanisms to assess the use and value of this information. The goal of this paper is to present a new metric, Meloda, that qualifies the information and helps to assess its reusability. Meloda´s four dimensions are described: technical standards, access, legal considerations, and data model. Finally Meloda´s assessment process is explained.
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