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Réponses reçues à la question 1 de la consultation en ligne (Page 29)
Voici les commentaires que nous avons reçus en réponse à la question 1 de la consultation en ligne, qui est : Comment pourrait-on faciliter la recherche et l'utilisation des données gouvernementales fournies en ligne?
Nous sommes engagé à respecter la Loi sur les langues officielles et à faire en sorte que tous les renseignements soient fournis en français et en anglais. Les renseignements venant de sources externes, tels que l'information dans la section « Commentaires reçus », sont affichés dans la langue dans laquelle ils nous ont été fournis. Les commentaires du public sont offerts à titre d'information seulement; aucune modification n'y est apportée. On ne demande pas de rétroaction sur ces commentaires.
Because of the large amount of Data, I would suggest you use a "Visual" index and browsing tool.
It could be like the Visual Thesaurous. Grouping and links and drill-down sub-categories could then be displayed. Of course individual documents would still be accessible by an html link.
- Transformit Researching Your Envionrments
Plus...Having an abstract model of the information that is available, organized by subject area would make it much easier to understand the scope of the data available, and the degree of detai. Furthermore, having access to a catalog that describes the data in terms of its sources, typical uses and characteristics would make it much easier to understand the features of what is available.
- Rod MacPherson
Perhaps have one website that would regroup and link everything.
- nuthalia
Plus...In order to make it easier to find, compare and use government agencies data online, datasets should be made available by all financial data from federal departments, municipal and provincial governments in a single standard XML format with a shared taxonomy. This will allow cross agency comparisons. I would highly recommend the use of the open data financial standard known as XBRL (xbrl.org)
- Diane Mueller
In the software industry, bug tracking is commonly used to keep a track on bugs in your software. I can imagine a similar web interface for government data.
You would be able search, watch/follow, create, comment on issues (given you have the privilege).
- D'Cunha
