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Identify datasets for potential inclusion in the ODL #28
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discoverabilityHow to discover data or their existenceHow to discover data or their existencedocumentationHow things (are supposed to) workHow things (are supposed to) workinfrastructureThat which will only be noticed if it isn't workingThat which will only be noticed if it isn't workingpolicyBasic rules and guidelines on how the Open Data Lab operatesBasic rules and guidelines on how the Open Data Lab operates
One way to start looking into this would be to check open resources like
and see how sustainable/ usable the data are there.
On that basis, we could then decide (see also the inclusion criteria in ODL, as per #18 ) as to whether we'd like to go for datasets scoring high and/or low / average on those scales.