Hackers get to grips with data from the north's arts organisations
Some of the best known cultural organizations in North Korea opened the collections and information about their internal processes for software developers to work with
images rarely seen objects from ancient Egypt places of locomotives in the UK - a vast repository of information on part of the cultural heritage of the region was opened to exploration the weekend
Event Entertainment North Leeds Hack saw large institutions like the National Museum of the media, Henry Moore Institute, Whitworth Art Gallery and other data sets available for volunteers to see what that they could produce, or pirate it.
In many cases, was the first time data was made public in this way and opens the door to similar initiatives to provide better public access to knowledge held within the institutions of art.
event organizer Ashley Mann, Opera North said that the work done during the weekend was a test of the potential of open data.
"This shows that a) these data are useful and b) shows how it could be used, but also shows the creative potential of the spirit of sponsors and art orgs to think about what data can be communicated and in what form / structure, etc. For example, this weekend's National Railway Museum data was used in two hacks that echoes the projects had been discussed internally in the management of natural resources for the last years, and succeeded in 24 hours - incredible "
was the first time in the Manchester Museum has opened all the data collections for external use. Provides details on over 2,000 items of £ 1.5 million redevelopment worlds -. Many old gallery which is available at the following address
Other data sets include information
Leeds Botanical Museum, cinema listings Cornerhouse in Manchester, Sheffield Theatres productions from 1971 to 2010 and the library of information for visitors to Leeds. With the opening of their data collections, the National Railway Museum has also produced this detailed map of the national collection of parts for railway vehicles, which includes links to several data sets. hacks created event participants worked through the night from Saturday to produce the hacks after which they were presented at a ceremony on Sunday landscape painting Whitworth assigned using data from the Whitworth Art Gallery in Manchester. * Movie Search which used data from Cornerhouse, Manchester * Name
this train that the data used by the National Museum of the railway to form a small game where users to identify a train to New York Railway Museum by a very small image.
trains near me, who used data from the National Rail Museum. * soft operettas
used data from the Opera North.
data * Colour tone of the Whitworth Art Gallery and Manchester Museum. comments around the corner, trailers and descriptions of films in Cornerhouse.
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- library is described as a reminder that books available online are often available in the library.
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- a graph, as Wikipedia initiative was clearly able to use the data of almost all participating organizations. "I think it went very well, the quality of the hacks was very high and the ideas behind them were really creative / intelligent / innovative. We have already started thinking about future events we will do at least one more next year (maybe two). It was also nice to see data providers / cultural BOD for being there / talk to the developers, "says Mann .
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