Catalogue quality scores

The Data Quality Score reflects, in the form of a Gold, Silver or Bronze badge, how valuable a dataset is based on a set of characteristics that increase its potential to be used for addressing civic issues such as how usable, timely, complete, and well-described it is. High quality data enables high quality impact.

This dataset contains the current and historic Data Quality Score results for the Open Data Toronto catalogue, as well as the versions of the algorithm used for scoring.

Data and Resources

Additional Info

Field	Value
Last Updated	October 27, 2020, 15:51 (UTC)
Created	December 17, 2019, 18:58 (UTC)
Package ID	473def30-1c87-45f1-95c4-06b9bf693fec
Package Name	catalogue-quality-scores
Excerpt	Historic and current Data Quality Score results for the catalogue as well as the scoring algorithm
Collection Method	Querying the Open Data Portal via the CKAN API.
Limitations	1. Data Quality Score applies only to resources in the CKAN datastore, which is a SQL database. Static files are not scored due to lack of standardization and inability to readily read the data. This means datasets containing only files, such as Excel or Zip, are not scored. 2. There is no distinction between "Read Me" and "data" resources. They are both assessed and weighted equally when calculating the final score.
Dataset Category	Table
Refresh Rate	Weekly
Owner Division	Information & Technology
Owner Section	Open Data
Owner Email	opendata@toronto.ca
Formats	XML,JSON,CSV
Topics	City government
Information URL	https://medium.com/@careduz/towards-a-data-quality-score-in-open-data-part-1-525e59f729e9