"openness of data" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the concept of making data readily available and accessible to the public. Example: The government's commitment to the openness of data has greatly improved transparency and accountability in public institutions.
We believe that the new openness of data can have many beneficial effects on society.
This will undoubtedly take much more time and money, but it suggests that Mozilla is looking to do more than provide basic internet security for users, and is starting from scratch to create something that is capable of handling the increasing openness of data within the web.
The arguments supporting the openness of data are based on the fact that government and scientific data are financed by public taxes and therefore should be publicly available.
While the data used in this analysis are not Open Data, it is worth noting that the openness of municipal data such as population, employment, and land use varies around the world, and is at a minimum often available without charge from relevant statistical authorities for non-commercial use.
The openness of geospatial data is another crucial characteristic of UIS data for our evaluation since openness can encourage SDG measurement across public and private sectors.
Table 1 Evaluation criteria for urban information systems (UIS) Geospatial data Openness Spatial analysis functions Standard Whether the geographical unit of geospatial data at UIS are suitable for SDG measurement The openness of UIS data Whether UIS have the spatial analysis functions needed for SDG measurement Whether UIS adopted geospatial standards.
The wide variety of user groups, the richness of interaction types, and the openness of the data (retrievable through the public API) make Flickr an ideal platform for our study.
Chopra is working directly for Under Secretary Ted Mitchell, focusing on protections for students, analysis of financial capacity and integrity of schools, education benefits for military service members, and openness of Department data, according to Department staff.
A corollary of this approach is that it would be useful to have a statement in published manuscripts, similar to the Competing Interests Statement, that sets out the degree of availability or openness of the data.
It calls for openness through release of data, third party verification of carbon uptake, and collaboration with the broader scientific community.
The Data Portability project is focused on the evangelism of data openness and transparency, while the new Open Web Foundation will be focused on implementation issues.
