Purpose: The Data Discovery and Data Description activities have uncovered some really helpful data that we want to make openly available to other 911 researchers and advocates.

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Sample tasks:

1. Revise our dataset review for a public audience
   • delete or reword project-specific or informal comments
   • Double / triple check consistency of data
2. Confirm members to credit as authors
3. Prepare the data file data dictionary
4. Publish the work to Zenodo
   • Add metadata
   • Add CC-BY license
5. Write MarComm blog post
6. Create infographic similar to Vera Police Transparency Index

Activity Goal

Reformat the information we’ve built up about the different 911 open datasets and publish it as open data.

Dataset Review Dashboard

The work has been published to Data.World which allows us to run queries on the data and connect it to third party visualization tools. The dashboard below uses Google Data Studio to drill down for information on specific datasets:

https://datastudio.google.com/embed/reporting/ff0153a5-edb5-403e-9671-f4b69d8d2229/page/gxI0C