Open data is data that can be freely used, re-used and redistributed by anyone - subject only, at most, to the requirement to attribute and sharealike. Source
This project is a collection of all civic data and state-wide data that is made available freely online by the government. The goal is to provide a place where people can get ideas on how to make creative use of public data.
Example of data include:
- Geographic Information System files (GIS) - Which include maps and things like polling locations
- Budgets - Especial in a spreadsheet format like Excel or CSV
- Audio and Video Records - Such as town meetings
- Meeting notes
- Legislative data - Such as bills and voting records
- Schedules - Such as public transit times
- Real-time data - Such as sensors
- Event calendars
- Police and fire logs
- Parking information
- Weather information
- Etc.
The goal is to provide a place where people can get ideas on how to make creative use of public data.
We can do this by:
- Creating a human readable index of all open New Hampshire data
- Creating a computer readable index of the data that people can use in their
- For large data sets, creating scrapers or use APIs to get complete lists of available data
- Indexing the data and make it available online
Creating apps that use the data is outside the scope of this project.
To contribute to this collection. For the repository on Github and make a Pull Request for your changes. If you know of a data source that isn't here but you are not comfortable working with Git or Json, please submit an issue with a link to the data source.