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Resources.data.gov has replaced Project OpenData. We look forward to your continued support andcontributions.

On January 14, 2019, theFoundations for Evidence-Based PolicymakingAct("Evidence Act"), which includes the OPEN Government Data Act, was signed intolaw. The Evidence Act requires the Office of Management and Budget, the Officeof Government Information Services, and the General Services Administration todevelop and maintain an online repository(Resources.data.gov) of tools, best practices,and schema standards to facilitate the adoption of open data practices acrossthe Federal Government.

There is still work left to ensure this project is archived properly andDCAT-US schema development continues. Keep an eye onResouces.data.gov for updates.

Technology moves much faster than policy ever could. Often when writing policy for technology, agencies are stuck w/ outdated methods as soon as they publish new policies.

This Appendix is meant to be a living document so that collaboration in the open data ecosystem is fostered and the continual update of technology pieces that affect update can happen on a more rapid pace.

Help the United States Government make its Open Data policy better by collaborating. Please suggest enhancements by editing the content here.

This project constitutes a collaborative work ("open source"). Federal employees and members of the public are encouraged to improve the project by contributing.

For information on how to contribute, please see thehow to contribute

The project is a public domain work and is not subject to domestic or international copyright protection. Seethe license file for additional information.

Members of the public and US government employees who wish to contribute are encouraged to do so, but by contributing, dedicate their work to the public domain and waive all rights to their contribution under the terms of theCC0 Public Domain Dedication.

Comments, pull requests and any other messages received through this repository may be subject to thePresidential Records Act and may be archived. Learn more athttp://WhiteHouse.gov/privacy