Bounty: Structure of government bounty

Supported By: 
Department of Finance
Eligibility Criteria: 
Use of AGOR dataset under Finance section of the GovHack data page

Prize value: $2000

Utilising the Australian Government Organisations Register (AGOR) Dataset, the challenge is to build a way to detect, describe and optionally export changes to the dataset over time. This would result in a programmatic way to advise of changes to the structure of government.

Must use AGOR dataset under Finance section of the GovHack data page

AGORpedia

Daniel's picture
Submitted by Daniel on Sat, 07/04/2015 - 16:28
Team Name: 
AGORpedia

Intro

The dataset used was the Australian Government Organisation Register.

IGOR - an AGOR assistant

Submitted by mclizabeth on Sat, 07/04/2015 - 16:27
Hackasaurus Wrecks
Team Name: 
Hackasaurus Wrecks

We enhanced the data available within the Australian Government Organisations Register into a user friendly format, so that it can be easy understand what Government portfolios exist and how they change over time.
 

IGOR represents Government Organisation data in a sortable, searchable and paginated format. It allows the user to drill-down, and view the history of a field for a particular entity. This history view provides a clear picture of how the dataset has changed over time.

Total Solution

Submitted by Srikanta Pal on Sat, 07/04/2015 - 16:16
Team Name: 
Griffies

A large number of datasets are publicly available in GovHack-2015 website. Several relevant information can be obtained from various attributes of individual dataset. Moreover, it can be easily perceived that each of these datasets can be inter-related to infer various valuable analyses, which can increase the richness of the individual data. The main aim of our project work is to introduce a unique contribution towards the direction of finding relationship among different categories of datasets and creating a bridge between those (datasets).

Postcode Battle (Liveability Index)

Submitted by pserwylo on Sat, 07/04/2015 - 16:13
LEVEL 6.3
Team Name: 
Level 6.3

We see open government data as a chance for the government to inform its citizens, and for the citizens to inform the government; as a chance to foster communication and cooperation. In our project, we ask: where is infrastructure sufficient, and where are services lacking? If I want to move to a different suburb, where are my needs and interests best catered for?

 

Forage

Submitted by mesquka on Sat, 07/04/2015 - 13:02
Team Name: 
Index ALL The Things!

This Land is Mine

Submitted by govlawtech on Sat, 07/04/2015 - 11:05
Gov Law Tech
Team Name: 
Gov Law Tech

The aim of our project is to conceive of the Commonwealth Public Service as a set of competing empires, much like in the game of Risk. As portfolios shrink or grow, get swallowed up by others, or cast aside and are defunded, the mandarins of the public sector are moved around, whether by their own skill and influence, or at the whim of their political masters, and their fortunes rise and fall on the size and scale of the budgets they command.

Struct

Submitted by NickDarvey on Sat, 07/04/2015 - 11:05
Team Name: 
GD

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Short description:

"Struct is a data model and dashboard for viewing the structure of government over time.

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