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Open Government Data application for provision dispute settlement

Open Government Data

Summary

“Open Government Data” is data that is generated from information and material provided by all public sector organizaions. All data owned by these organizations can be registered on this very portal, so that it is shared among the public.

TIP! Anyone can make use of it!

The Open Government Data portal serves as a “open data catalog” that combines all released data owned by public sector organizations. The portal is available to anyone who wishes access to Open Government Data.

Data Catalog

If you are looking to start a business, take a look at relevant data beforehand. You can filter by types and by overall content to use in your early business model.

TIP! How do I search?

First! Search through our list of Open Government Data by using specific keyword, descriptions or designated data names/types.
Second! Go to the “Data Catalog” menu on the main page of our portal and search freely through data sorted by either types or the respective institution.

Request Open Government Data

Introduction of the Request Open Government Data

If you need Open Government Data not included in the list other than release Open Government Data, you can apply for it separately.

TIP! What if the application was rejected?

* Requests for Open Government Data may be rejected. In this case, the reason for rejection will be notified to the applicant based on clear grounds. If the request for provision is rejected, you can request Open Government Data once more by applying for dispute settlement.

Open Government Data provision and processing procedure

Procedures for processing Open Government Data
1. Application : When the applicant files an application for Open Government Data provision, the person in charge of the work inquires the applicant's application form and designates the person in charge of the work.
2. Refuse of application for provision : If there is a defect in the applicant's application for provision, the person in charge of the application shall notify the applicant of the reason for rejection through a Open Government Data portal based on clear grounds.
3. Consultation on whether to provide : The designated person in charge will check the details of the application and discuss whether to provide it.
4. Deciding whether to provide, registering : In the case of an extension of the period of provision, the person in charge of the service shall notify the civil petitioner by official letter In the case of provision or partial provision, the person in charge of the business informs the applicant of the provision via SMS or email. In the case of denial of provision, the applicant is notified of the refusal in an official letter through approval of the person in charge of the refusal.
5. Processing period : In accordance with the ACT ON PROMOTION OF THE PROVISION AND USE OF PUBLIC DATA (Open Government Data Act), the applicant must decide whether to provide the data within 10 days from the date of application. It can be extended up to 10 days if necessary.

Dispute Settlement of Open Government Data Supply

Introduction of the Dispute Mediation Process

Dispute Mediation for Providing Open Government Data is a system that supports citizens to use data through simple dispute mediation procedures without going through complex administrative litigation in connection with refusal or interruption of Open Government Data provision.

TIP! Request Mediation of Disputes?

You can apply on the Open Government Data portal or the website of the Open Data Medication Committee within 60 days of receiving the refusal to provide Open Government Data or the suspension of the provision of Open Government Data.

*Open Data Medication Committee
Homepage of the Open Data Medication Committee : www.odmc.or.kr
Inquiries : 02-6191-2064, odmc@nia.or.kr

Request Open Government Data and Request Mediation of Disputes

Request Open Government Data and Request Mediation of Disputes
1. Apply for Data Reuse : Applicants can apply for the use of data to various departments and agencies through the Open Government Data portal.
2. Provide Data : If Open Government Data is provided through a Open Government Data portal or through ministries and agencies, the applicant has received the desired data, so there is no need to use the dispute settlement application unless there is a disruption of the data provided.
3. Request Mediation of Disputes : In the event that each ministry or agency has issued a decision notification that refuses to provide data, the applicant may file an application for dispute settlement through the Open Data Medication Committee or the Open Government Data Portal.
4. Request Mediation of Disputes must be filed within 60 days after receiving notification of the provision and suspension of Open Government Data.

Examples and Q&A

Examples

Applicant) “We plan to provide a navigation service using road information. In this regard, I am requesting the necessary Open Government Data.”

Provider) “Because road information is information collected by each local government, the competent department has no authority to provide it.”

Adjust(ment)) Since the data requested by the applicant is integrated and managed by the system of the competent department, it is recommended that the competent department provide collectively after consultation with each local government.

Q&A

Q. What is the effect of the dispute mediation of Open Government Data provision?

A. The Open Data Medication Committee deliberates on the validity of a public institution's refusal to provide or suspend provision, and provides a mediation proposal for disputes related to this. If the dispute mediation applicant and the public institution agree on the mediation proposal, mediation will be established, and the mediation will have the same effect as arbitral settlement.

Open Government Data Visualization Location Data Visualization Crowdmapping
  1. STEP1 Introduction of Visualization
  2. STEP2 Using Visualized Data
Introduction of Visualization

Introduction of Visualization

1. If you want to be provided or create Open Government Data, you can do that by accessing the “data visualization” menu
Introduction of Visualization

Introduction of Visualization

1. If you want to be provided or create Open Government Data, you can do that by accessing the “data visualization” menu
Using Visualized Data

Using Visualized Data

1. All visualized charts are provided in various ways. It not only shares data, but also provides the image itself, as well as the source code and specific data.
Using Visualized Data

Using Visualized Data

1. If you want to be provided or create Open Government Data, you can do that by accessing the “data visualization” menu
  1. STEP1 Location Data Visualization
  2. STEP2 Using Visualized Data
Location Data Visualization

Location Data Visualization

1. If you wish to view location information by administrative districts, click on the “Location Data Visualization”.
Location Data Visualization

Location Data Visualization

1. If you wish to view location information by administrative districts, click on the “Location Data Visualization”.
Using Visualized Data

Using Visualized Data

1. If you allowed access to your location information, you can view public services directly near you. * If you refuse access, you can manually select districts
Using Visualized Data

Using Visualized Data

1. If you allowed access to your location information, you can view public services directly near you. * If you refuse access, you can manually select districts
  1. STEP1 Crowdmapping Introduction
  2. STEP2 Using the Crowdmapping
Crowdmapping Introduction

Crowdmapping Introduction

1. For specific issues that you feel like is not addressed nearly enough, you may directly contribute to a datamap dedicated to everyone’s contribution.
Crowdmapping Introduction

Crowdmapping Introduction

1. For specific issues that you feel like is not addressed nearly enough, you may directly contribute to a datamap dedicated to everyone’s contribution.
Using the Crowdmapping

Using the Crowdmapping

1. A map that is visualized from direct participation from people, and their issues of interest.
Using the Crowdmapping

Using the Crowdmapping

1. A map that is visualized from direct participation from people, and their issues of interest.
  1. STEP1 Analysis Service Introduction
  2. STEP2 Reuse
  3. STEP3 Registration
Analysis Service Introduction

Analysis Service Introduction

1. If you wish the create visualizations with open government data, use the “Open Government Data Analysis” menu.
Analysis Service Introduction

Analysis Service Introduction

1. If you wish the create visualizations with open government data, use the “Open Government Data Analysis” menu.
Usage

Reuse

1. The visualization can be sorted in to categories, and is provided in many different forms. The details of the utilized data is also provided, as well as a download for the image itself.
Usage

Reuse

1. The visualization can be sorted in to categories, and is provided in many different forms. The details of the utilized data is also provided, as well as a download for the image itself.
Registration

Registration

1. Select analysis methods and form of visualization to provide your own information.
Open Government Data analysis service registration is supported only on PC.
  • Open Government Data can be used to analyze and visualize data.