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Top 10 Measurements for Transparency
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| Here’s a quick outline of the 10 measurements:
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| 1. Open data: The federal government should make all data searchable,
| findable and accessible.
| 2. Disclose spending data: The government should disclose how it is
| spending taxpayer dollars, who is spending it and how it’s being
| spent.
| 3. Procurement data: How does the government decide where the money is
| getting spent, who gets it, how they are spending it and how can we
| measure success.
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http://blog.sunlightfoundation.com/2009/04/05/top-10-measurements-for-transparency/
Who Can Put the "Open" in Open Science?
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| However, it's easy to think of circumstances where *new* code is being
| written to run on proprietary engines where it is simply not possible to
| check the logic hidden in the black boxes. In these circumstances, it is
| critical that open source be used at all levels so that others can see what
| was done and how.
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http://opendotdotdot.blogspot.com/2009/04/who-can-put-open-in-open-science.html
Recent:
Open Science Requires Open Source
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| The central argument is important: that you can't do science with closed
| source software, because you can't examine its assumptions or logic
| (that "incomplete scientific record"). Open science demands open source.
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http://opendotdotdot.blogspot.com/2009/04/open-science-requires-open-source.html
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