The City of Philadelphia began releasing data in 2003, and in 2011, it formally launched Open Data Philly. This year, it relaunched the website with a new design. During an OpenAccessPHL presentation, Azavea‘s Robert Cheetham shared what the new version looks like, which Azavea helped design. Open Data Philly contains 260 data sets from 55 data organizations.
Check out our recap of OpenAccessPHL‘s March’s convening (including Open Data Philly) and watch for our next video to be released next week!
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