West Midlands Open Data Forum (WMODF) promotes the release, re-use and integration of open data to benefit communities, businesses and public services in the West Midlands area.
West Midlands Open Data Forum (WMODF) promotes the release, re-use and integration of open data to benefit communities, businesses and public services in the West Midlands area.
Data Brew Workshop report 18th January 2019
Data_Brew_Wolverhampton_Report. Here is the report on the Wolverhampton workshop held by DataBrew in January Here are links to DataBrew's blog and twitter for further reading. Their blog covers previous workshops in Lichfield and Sandwell....
read moreSteering Group agenda for 27th March 2019
This is the agenda for the meeting of the Steering Group to be held on Wednesday 27th March 2019 in Room1.1, One Friargate, Coventry, CV1 2GN ~ A G E N D A ~ 11.00 1) Introductions, apologies, notes and matters arising from meeting 23/01/2019 (on web site)...
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“Driving Miss Data”: Transport data as a vehicle for modelling use of wider data in planning and impact measurement for better lives
On Friday March 1st 2019 in the West Midlands we’re preparing to celebrate global Open Data Day 2019 which this year is on Saturday March 2nd.
Using transport as an exemplar, we want to explore how we can use wider data to plan and measure impact, and how this process can be used in other sectors.
read moreData Brew Workshop report 18th January 2019
Data_Brew_Wolverhampton_Report. Here is the report on the Wolverhampton workshop held by DataBrew in January Here are links to DataBrew's blog and twitter for further reading. Their blog covers previous workshops in Lichfield and Sandwell....
read moreSteering Group agenda for 27th March 2019
This is the agenda for the meeting of the Steering Group to be held on Wednesday 27th March 2019 in Room1.1, One Friargate, Coventry, CV1 2GN ~ A G E N D A ~ 11.00 1) Introductions, apologies, notes and matters arising from meeting 23/01/2019 (on web site)...
read more
“Driving Miss Data”: Transport data as a vehicle for modelling use of wider data in planning and impact measurement for better lives
On Friday March 1st 2019 in the West Midlands we’re preparing to celebrate global Open Data Day 2019 which this year is on Saturday March 2nd.
Using transport as an exemplar, we want to explore how we can use wider data to plan and measure impact, and how this process can be used in other sectors.
read more