Where to Find Archived US Government Pages and Data
https://www.wordsbywes.ink/articles/resources/where-to-find-archived-us-government-pages-and-data/
#GovernmentData
#OpenData
#DataArchive
#PublicData
#InformationAccess
La universidad de Harvard está preservando los datos de data.gov.
https://lil.law.harvard.edu/blog/2025/02/06/announcing-data-gov-archive/
También tienen un set de scripts y herramientas para creear imágenes espejo de esos datos antes que los ignorantes republicanos los cacen y presionen para que dejen de recolectar (y pueden hacerlo, o sea, lo van a hacer).
Son al menos 16 Tb de información que el terrorismo de Trump sacó de línea. Debe haber más, pero no se pudo salvar.
Los datos están aca:
https://source.coop/repositories/harvard-lil/gov-data/description
Los scripts están acá:
https://github.com/harvard-lil/data-vault
Pueden ser útiles para rescatar información en otros gobiernos antes que se hagan fascistas.
En el caso de Argentina, quizá sean útiles. Probablemente sea tarde.
The @internetarchive offers data vault storage at a fixed one-time cost per gigabyte:
https://webservices.archive.org/pages/vault/
(Kind of surprised they don't directly offer paid web hosting).
Or consider simply supporting them https://mastodon.archive.org/@internetarchive/113743001452074514 since the work they do is essential infrastructure, akin to @wikipedia
#ProgressReport January 2024 on the development of the #opensource eLyKseeR cryptographic #DataArchive
* more documentation added in https://github.com/eLyKseeR/elykseer-ml/blob/main/doc/00_Content.md
* [C++ implementation](https://github.com/eLyKseeR/elykseer-cpp) now follows the formal specification in Coq
Yesterday our Delivery Manager Tom described the improvements to the Hydrology Service we’ve released for the Environment Agency, including the addition of closed sites data and a number of other enhancements.
See the blog post: https://www.epimorphics.com/updated-hydrology-service-3-1-0
Exciting update alert!
Our Delivery Manager Tom describes the improvements to the Hydrology Service we’ve released today for the Environment Agency.
Incase you missed it: Last week Tom posted a preview of some of the improvements coming to the Environment Agency's #Hydrology data service that the team are currently working on: https://www.epimorphics.com/intro-hydro-service-v3-1/ #OpenData #EnvironmentData #DataArchive
Tom trails some of the improvements coming to the
Environment Agency Hydrology data service with an expanded archive of closed sites including some data from as far back as 1965 and other enhancements.
[#veille] Mise en ligne des autorisations d’#urbanisme de la ville d’#Orléans | La Revue française de Généalogie
https://www.rfgenealogie.com/infos/mise-en-ligne-des-autorisations-d-urbanisme-de-la-ville-d-orleans
#archives #dataviz #dataarchive poke @ArchivesOrleans
@HeidiSeibold Oh, I don't know of any law suit horrors. But as a #DataArchive we do get #ResearchData for publication and the #InformedConsent was either not collected or it has flaws and we cannot take the data. It often hurts when the data would be useful for a large audience. We did find work arounds sometimes in the past which involved very strict #anonymization, to the point where the data lose a large part of their analyses potential 
