Open Data Portal Launched in Oregon

On the new State of Oregon data catalog, perhaps not unlike the forthcoming OpenDataPhilly.org. The new Data.Oregon.gov website “lets visitors interact with state records, create their own charts, graphs, calendars and maps, and save them online,” the Department of Administrative Services announced Tuesday, March 22. Users can also suggest data sets that should be uploaded […]

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Mar 31, 2011 10:00am

On the new State of Oregon data catalog, perhaps not unlike the forthcoming OpenDataPhilly.org.

The new Data.Oregon.gov website “lets visitors interact with state records, create their own charts, graphs, calendars and maps, and save them online,” the Department of Administrative Services announced Tuesday, March 22. Users can also suggest data sets that should be uploaded to the portal.

via Open Data Portal Launched in Oregon.

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