Category Archives for open data

Open data

#iSoc12 Labs For VDAB

Hi there, all! Just two weeks ago Miet called me. She —as the first iRail employee— was looking for a project manager for a last-minute project. Lieven Janssen from OKFN Belgium and the ‘we open data’-movement arranged a collaboration with VDAB. For those of … Continue reading

14. September 2012 by Hannes Van De Vreken
Categories: iRail, open data, Summer of code, The DataTank | Leave a comment

Mapnificent: simple tool, magnificent impact

Hi all, Meet Mapnificent. Mapnificent is a tool created by Stefan Wehrmeyer which maps the distances from a certain location to its surroundings. The interesting part about this is that the distance isn’t measured in kilometers or miles, but in minutes it … Continue reading

14. September 2012 by Pieter Colpaert
Categories: De Lijn, open data | Leave a comment

Apps For Flanders: Student hackathon

Dear students, researchers or just graduated techies , On Friday September 14th 2012 we Jumping Castle are organising a Hackathon at the IBBT in Ghent. Are you someone who can’t help writing a couple of lines of code when you … Continue reading

02. September 2012 by Pieter Colpaert
Categories: News & events, open data | Leave a comment

Publishing transport data

iRail has come a long way. Not that long, as we -almost- exist for only 2 years, but we moved from being one student with a legal problem towards a community with the most talented people I have ever met. … Continue reading

14. May 2012 by Pieter Colpaert
Categories: open data | Leave a comment

Open information

Although «open data» and iRail are often mentioned in the same sentence, they are no synonyms. In fact, we don’t even want to provide open data! It’s not a goal of the non profit Jumping Castle organisation (NPO) to provide … Continue reading

26. February 2011 by Pieter Colpaert
Categories: open data | Leave a comment

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