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All public data-from that on glacier meltdowns to monsoon charts to benami land--will be freely available at the click of a mouse with the launch of a national data portal next month.&lt;br /&gt;
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Modeled on US chief information officer Vivek Kundra&#039;s Data.gov.us project, the science and technology ministry&#039;s portal-- data.gov.in--aims to democratize data, and make the government more &amp;quot;open&amp;quot;.&lt;br /&gt;
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&lt;br /&gt;
&amp;quot;There is a large quantum of data generated at the cost of public funds by various organisations and institutions. Most of the data is non-sensitive and can be used by public for scientific, economic and developmental programmes. The national data sharing and accessibility policy is designed to apply to all non-classified data held by various ministries, departments and subordinate offices,&amp;quot; states the draft policy note on the issue.&lt;br /&gt;
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&amp;quot;We plan to launch data.gov.in by next month. Once the National Data Sharing and Accesibility policy is approved by the cabinet, citizens will be able to see datasets from various ministries being put up,&amp;quot; said Major General (Dr) Siva Kumar, head of the ministry&#039;s Natural Resources Data Management System.&lt;br /&gt;
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&amp;quot;There is a large quantum of data generated at the cost of public funds by various organisations and institutions. Most of the data is non-sensitive and can be used by public for scientific, economic and developmental programmes. The national data sharing and accessibility policy is designed to apply to all non-classified data held by various ministries, departments and subordinate offices,&amp;quot; states the draft policy note on the issue.&lt;br /&gt;
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All public data-from that on glacier meltdowns to monsoon charts to benami land--will be freely available at the click of a mouse with the launch of a national data portal next month.&lt;br /&gt;
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Modeled on US chief information officer Vivek Kundra&#039;s Data.gov.us project, the science and technology ministry&#039;s portal-- data.gov.in--aims to democratize data, and make the government more &amp;quot;open&amp;quot;.&lt;br /&gt;
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&amp;quot;There is a large quantum of data generated at the cost of public funds by various organisations and institutions. Most of the data is non-sensitive and can be used by public for scientific, economic and developmental programmes. The national data sharing and accessibility policy is designed to apply to all non-classified data held by various ministries, departments and subordinate offices,&amp;quot; states the draft policy note on the issue.&lt;br /&gt;
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Governments of Canada and the UK have also launched &amp;quot;open government&amp;quot; initiatives. Data.gov.uk, for instance, contains 3,000 datasets, about 22 of which are military.&lt;br /&gt;
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All public data-from that on glacier meltdowns to monsoon charts to benami land--will be freely available at the click of a mouse with the launch of a national data portal next month.&lt;br /&gt;
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&amp;quot;There is a large quantum of data generated at the cost of public funds by various organisations and institutions. Most of the data is non-sensitive and can be used by public for scientific, economic and developmental programmes. The national data sharing and accessibility policy is designed to apply to all non-classified data held by various ministries, departments and subordinate offices,&amp;quot; states the draft policy note on the issue.&lt;br /&gt;
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All public data-from that on glacier meltdowns to monsoon charts to benami land--will be freely available at the click of a mouse with the launch of a national data portal next month.&lt;br /&gt;
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Modeled on US chief information officer Vivek Kundra&#039;s Data.gov.us project, the science and technology ministry&#039;s portal-- data.gov.in--aims to democratize data, and make the government more &amp;quot;open&amp;quot;.&lt;br /&gt;
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&amp;quot;We plan to launch data.gov.in by next month. Once the National Data Sharing and Accesibility policy is approved by the cabinet, citizens will be able to see datasets from various ministries being put up,&amp;quot; said Major General (Dr) Siva Kumar, head of the ministry&#039;s Natural Resources Data Management System.&lt;br /&gt;
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Past data that is not digitized yet will show on portal as &amp;quot;existing inside departments&amp;quot;. &amp;quot;Citizens can go and collect hard copies of it. New data will all be available as metadata links to portals of other ministries,&amp;quot; Kumar said.&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;br /&gt;
&amp;quot;There is a large quantum of data generated at the cost of public funds by various organisations and institutions. Most of the data is non-sensitive and can be used by public for scientific, economic and developmental programmes. The national data sharing and accessibility policy is designed to apply to all non-classified data held by various ministries, departments and subordinate offices,&amp;quot; states the draft policy note on the issue.&lt;br /&gt;
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&lt;br /&gt;
Governments of Canada and the UK have also launched &amp;quot;open government&amp;quot; initiatives. Data.gov.uk, for instance, contains 3,000 datasets, about 22 of which are military.&lt;br /&gt;
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&amp;quot;We plan to launch data.gov.in by next month. Once the National Data Sharing and Accesibility policy is approved by the cabinet, citizens will be able to see datasets from various ministries being put up,&amp;quot; said Major General (Dr) Siva Kumar, head of the ministry&#039;s Natural Resources Data Management System.&lt;br /&gt;
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&amp;quot;There is a large quantum of data generated at the cost of public funds by various organisations and institutions. Most of the data is non-sensitive and can be used by public for scientific, economic and developmental programmes. The national data sharing and accessibility policy is designed to apply to all non-classified data held by various ministries, departments and subordinate offices,&amp;quot; states the draft policy note on the issue.&lt;br /&gt;
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Field observations, project-related data studies, survey results and results of lab tests will be available to the public.&lt;br /&gt;
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All public data-from that on glacier meltdowns to monsoon charts to benami land--will be freely available at the click of a mouse with the launch of a national data portal next month.<br />
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Modeled on US chief information officer Vivek Kundra's Data.gov.us project, the science and technology ministry's portal-- data.gov.in--aims to democratize data, and make the government more &quot;open&quot;.<br />
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&quot;We plan to launch data.gov.in by next month. Once the National Data Sharing and Accesibility policy is approved by the cabinet, citizens will be able to see datasets from various ministries being put up,&quot; said Major General (Dr) Siva Kumar, head of the ministry's Natural Resources Data Management System.<br />
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Modeled on US chief information officer Vivek Kundra's Data.gov.us project, the science and technology ministry's portal-- data.gov.in--aims to democratize data, and make the government more &quot;open&quot;.<br />
<br />
&quot;We plan to launch data.gov.in by next month. Once the National Data Sharing and Accesibility policy is approved by the cabinet, citizens will be able to see datasets from various ministries being put up,&quot; said Major General (Dr) Siva Kumar, head of the ministry's Natural Resources Data Management System.<br />
<br />
Past data that is not digitized yet will show on portal as &quot;existing inside departments&quot;. &quot;Citizens can go and collect hard copies of it. New data will all be available as metadata links to portals of other ministries,&quot; Kumar said.<br />
<br />
&quot;There is a large quantum of data generated at the cost of public funds by various organisations and institutions. Most of the data is non-sensitive and can be used by public for scientific, economic and developmental programmes. The national data sharing and accessibility policy is designed to apply to all non-classified data held by various ministries, departments and subordinate offices,&quot; states the draft policy note on the issue.<br />
<br />
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Restricted access will be provided to certain agencies with passwords. Such data may include coordinates of strategic locations, sensitive archaeological, cultural and historical locations. Data on the new portal will be available within three months of collection.<br />
<br />
Field observations, project-related data studies, survey results and results of lab tests will be available to the public.<br />
<br />
Some data such as number of endangered species and their locations may have restircted access. Information related to legal and intellectual property is likely to be under restricted access. Spatial data will include maps, data about natural resources, land use and demography.<br />
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Another category of negative lists will contain sensitive data, which may pertain to national security, such as the number of nuclear warheads, or the data related to details of armed forces posted on the border. Data that doesn't come under the purview of the Right to Information Act will not be available. National security data on intelligence, military activities or high-level political decision-making will be classified as non-sharable.<br />
<br />
The draft note states that putting this data in public domain will lead to &quot;extensive use of valuable public resource&quot;, do away with multiple agencies collecting the same information and lead to better decision-making in areas such as protecting the environment, development planning, managing assets, national security and controlling disasters. Besides, an open data transfer policy will ensure better access to all bona fide users.<br />
<br />
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All public data-from that on glacier meltdowns to monsoon charts to benami land--will be freely available at the click of a mouse with the launch of a national data portal next month.

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New Govt portal Data.Gov.In launch next month to ease information search

-The Economic Times   All public data-from that on glacier meltdowns to monsoon charts to benami land--will be freely available at the click of a mouse with the launch of a national data portal next month. Modeled on US chief information officer Vivek Kundra's Data.gov.us project, the science and technology ministry's portal-- data.gov.in--aims to democratize data, and make the government more "open". "We plan to launch data.gov.in by next month. Once the National Data Sharing and Accesibility policy is approved by the cabinet, citizens will be able to see datasets from various ministries being put up," said Major General (Dr) Siva Kumar, head of the ministry's Natural Resources Data Management System. Past data that is not digitized yet will show on portal as "existing inside departments". "Citizens can go and collect hard copies of it. New data will all be available as metadata links to portals of other ministries," Kumar said. "There is a large quantum of data generated at the cost of public funds by various organisations and institutions. Most of the data is non-sensitive and can be used by public for scientific, economic and developmental programmes. The national data sharing and accessibility policy is designed to apply to all non-classified data held by various ministries, departments and subordinate offices," states the draft policy note on the issue. Information will be classified into various categories: negative lists, unsharable data, raw data, meta data, restricted, spatial and unique data. Restricted access will be provided to certain agencies with passwords. Such data may include coordinates of strategic locations, sensitive archaeological, cultural and historical locations. Data on the new portal will be available within three months of collection. Field observations, project-related data studies, survey results and results of lab tests will be available to the public. Some data such as number of endangered species and their locations may have restircted access. Information related to legal and intellectual property is likely to be under restricted access. Spatial data will include maps, data about natural resources, land use and demography. Another category of negative lists will contain sensitive data, which may pertain to national security, such as the number of nuclear warheads, or the data related to details of armed forces posted on the border. Data that doesn't come under the purview of the Right to Information Act will not be available. National security data on intelligence, military activities or high-level political decision-making will be classified as non-sharable. The draft note states that putting this data in public domain will lead to "extensive use of valuable public resource", do away with multiple agencies collecting the same information and lead to better decision-making in areas such as protecting the environment, development planning, managing assets, national security and controlling disasters. Besides, an open data transfer policy will ensure better access to all bona fide users. Governments of Canada and the UK have also launched "open government" initiatives. Data.gov.uk, for instance, contains 3,000 datasets, about 22 of which are military. The United States' Data.gov has about 4 lakh raw and geospatial datasets and about 1,000 government applications. In fact, some of the US' data.gov information is about the entire world: for instance, the number of earthquakes in past seven days or the radiation data related to Japan's tsunami.     The Economic Times, 4 June, 2011, http://articles.economictimes.indiatimes.com/2011-06-04/ne ws/29620789_1_national-data-spatial-data-access