openData Framework for publication of Open Data in Cuba
Keywords:
open data, transparent government, tools for cleaning and publishing data, data privacyAbstract
Open data promotes the development of society based on a technological and legal framework that contributes to transparency in the management of government and society. The publication of data allows scientists and companies to innovate based on local problems and generate improvements in services and management in various sectors. This research addresses the main concepts associated with open data, mainly focused on its influence on society. The main characteristics of the platforms for the publication of open data and the requirements of the data to be published are exposed. The analysis of the fundamental criteria identified for the selection of tools for the preparation and publication of the data made it possible to propose an adequate solution for the Cuban environment. Activities and tasks are enunciated to guarantee the quality, privacy and requirements that the data must have to be published, satisfying the ethical principles of society.
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