36 min
Robin Gower: Why I care about identifiers Why I care about...
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In this episode, Sarah talks to Robin Gower about why he cares about identifiers: what they are, why he thinks they’re useful; where you can find them and how you can get into using them yourself. From his early frustrations which encouraged him to work with identifiers, to his more recent work with publishing data with government organisations, Robin shares his insights, experiences and hopes for the future.
Robin Gower works as a Data Designer at Swirrl, where he helps publishers to express their datasets with linked-data and he has 15 years experience consulting as an economist and statistician for the UK public and social sectors. He was a founding member of Open Data Manchester and has written, and continues to maintain, several open source software libraries.
Links
Robin on twitter @robsteranium
Swirrl on twitter @swirrl
csvw.org
schema.org
swirrl.com
Ordnance survey ontologies
Ordnance Survey coordinates transformation tool
Wikidata
W3C Standards
Gov.uk guidance on publishing reference data
In this episode, Sarah talks to Robin Gower about why he cares about identifiers: what they are, why he thinks they’re useful; where you can find them and how you can get into using them yourself. From his early frustrations which encouraged him to work with identifiers, to his more recent work with publishing data with government organisations, Robin shares his insights, experiences and hopes for the future.
Robin Gower works as a Data Designer at Swirrl, where he helps publishers to express their datasets with linked-data and he has 15 years experience consulting as an economist and statistician for the UK public and social sectors. He was a founding member of Open Data Manchester and has written, and continues to maintain, several open source software libraries.
Links
Robin on twitter @robsteranium
Swirrl on twitter @swirrl
csvw.org
schema.org
swirrl.com
Ordnance survey ontologies
Ordnance Survey coordinates transformation tool
Wikidata
W3C Standards
Gov.uk guidance on publishing reference data
36 min