Capitol Camp 2012
Capitol Camp 2012 is an 'unconference' and 'hackathon' taking place October 20th and 21st that brings together government technology stakeholders under the roof of the New York State Capitol Building to share challenges and solutions. We hope to build on the success of prior Capitol Camp events to further engage and expand this community, as a key component of leveraging technology to build a more transparent, efficient, and participatory government for all New York State citizens.
Links to Capitol Camp 2012 online resources:
Hackathon - 11/15/12
List of proposed projects
Code repository - github.com/nycapitolcamp
Legislative Apps - Apps providing new visualizations to Open Legislation data
Hurricane Sandy Relief
JGeocoder - JGeocoder is a free, open source geocoder implemented in Java
JGeocoder API - Serves JGeocoder on a simple web interface
Historic Marker Catalog - A mobile application to catalog historic markers throughout New York State
Unconference - 11/16/12
Opening Remarks
Barbara Cohn, CDO - Hurricane Sandy Social Media Awards
Jim Hendler on Open Data
Bob Freeman on FOIL
Unconference Sessions (with links to web pages with video and/or notes for each session)
1:15
Hearing Room A - Git & GitHub in Government
Room 120 - Modernization of FOIL
Room 30 - Big Data Analysis and Hurricane Sandy Response
2:15
Hearing Room A - Disrupting NYS IT practices and Agile Programming
Room 120 - Open Data Standards
Room 130 - Hackathon continued
Room 211 - Continued FOIL Conversation
3:15
Hearing Room A - Student & Academic Engagement
Room 120 - Hackathon Summary
Room 130 - Hackathon continued
4:15
Hearing Room A - Open Source & NYSenate
Room 120 - Open Datanomics
Wrap Up
