Data

Resources around data, and related (information....).

Introduction

Creating / collecting, packaging, transporting, unpackaging, storing, using / consuming, ...

Static, Dynamic, 'Age of '
- Static - changes rarely
- Dynamic - changes frequently, constantly, real-time data
Privacy considerations and concerns
Security considerations and concerns
Measured
Created
Ownership - own, others, what license applies, restrictions on use

Starting with a few examples of one dimension of data - different possible ways to describe data:

Subject Area	Metrics	Examples of Representations	Example
Location (geographic)	Latitude, Longitude. Also additionally: - Altitude - Heading	1. Decimal format Positive: N, E Negative: S, W	12.3456, -98.7654
		2. Degrees w/ decimal minutes
		2.1. Prefixed N \| S, E \| W	N 12° 20.736′, W 98° 45.924′
		2.2. Suffixed -"-	12° 20.736′ N, 98° 45.924′ W
		3. Degrees, Minutes, and Seconds
		3.1. Prefixed N \| S, E \| W	N 12° 20' 44", W 98° 45' 55"
		3.2. Suffixed -"-	12° 20' 44" N, 98° 45' 55" W
Movement	Direction, Speed. Additionally: acceleration	Numeric Degree, speed	45°, 35 m/s
Movement	Direction, Speed. Additionally: acceleration	Cardinal direction (N,S,E,W,...), speed	NE, 78 mph
Temperature	Number and unit	Number and Unit (e.g. degrees C, degrees F, or kelvins)	100°F, 38°C, 310.9 K (kelvins)

Notation Formats

JSON, JavaScript Object Notation
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JSON
  ... " two competing standards, RFC 7159 and ECMA-404, define it. The ECMA standard describes only the allowed syntax, whereas the RFC also provides some semantic and security considerations.[2]"
- JSONP (JSON with Padding or JSON-P)
  - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JSONP
XML (EXtensible Markup Language)
YAML (YAML Ain't Markup Language)