Análise do nível de abertura de dados governamentais de trânsito no brasil
Ricardo Matheus (TU Delft - Information and Communication Technology)
Denis Rodrigues (Universidade de São Paulo)
Jose Carlos Vaz (Universidade de São Paulo)
Martin Jayo (Universidade de São Paulo)
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Abstract
The study aimed to identify the level of data openness of the state traffic departments in Brazil (DETRANs). Two assessment instruments were used: Berners-Lee’s (2010) Five Star Scheme and the 15 Open Data Principles proposed by Opengovdata (2007). Based on them, a methodology for structured analysis was built, and used to analyze three sets of data: related to the National Driver's License (CNH), to vehicles, and to traffic violations. Results indicate a low level of openness, lack of standardization, and the absence of specific regulations to stimulate or oblige the publication of traffic data in open formats.
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