Closed aletheiadata closed 2 years ago
Hi @aletheiadata thank you for the proposal. Can you outline within the proposal how you'll be working with Filecoin/IPFS, a detailed breakdown of the technical development roadmap will also be great.
Hi @realChainLife , thank you for your answer.
Sure. So, our plants are as followed:
Milestone 1: Core, Security Layer:
We already work with IPFS, it's been used as our File System.
Hi @aletheiadata thank you for the clarification. We would like to fund the work outlined in your proposal. Please email devgrants@fil.org to discuss next steps.
Open Grant Proposal:
Aletheia Data: Information accessible anytime, anywhere.
Name of Project: Aletheia Data
Proposal Category: Choose one of
core-dev
,app-dev
,devtools-libraries
,technical-design
,docs
app-dev
Proposer:
aletheiadata
(Optional) Technical Sponsor:
If you have previously discussed this project with a member of the IPFS or Filecoin project teams, include their name and/or github handle here
Do you agree to open source all work you do on behalf of this RFP and dual-license under MIT and APACHE2 licenses?: Please respond with either "Yes" or "No" YES
Project Description
Aletheia is an Open Source project that seeks to encourage both public and private entities to facilitate access to public information so that it can have a more relevant social impact. We use IPFS as our secure File Storage. We'd like to integrate Filecoin to our system. This solution allows keep this public information (dominican republic gov) safe, secure, and always available.
As developers we have seen the need to make use of public information (information in the public domain that should be available and accessible by law) but in the search we quickly realized that although the information is (in part) available, it is not organized in a way that is easy to use (uses that can be from the consultation of the data, to the elaboration of the same for statistical use or to create computer products oriented to citizens. Another problem that we frequently find is the lack of a standard in the format of these files. As well as the use of formats that DO NOT allow the extraction of information. We know that, like us, there are other Dominicans who need to access this data and that is why we decided to develop a REST API to facilitate access and distribution The objective is to create an ecosystem where these files are ALWAYS available, accessible 24 hours a day and accompanied by APIs to facilitate the consumption and exchange of this information, immutable and reliable "single source of truth".
Value
This is a way to get into the governmental institution and promote the use of this tool in the public administration. If i don't do it right, the status quo will keep people uninformed with not reliable access to public information. This project has a level of complexity related to the big data component of it.
Deliverables
Our goal is build a system to store, index, and distribute public information (dominican republic) to the people by using the new technologies to garantee security, availability, and remove any redundant data.
Development Roadmap
Milestone 1: Core, Security Layer
3 month: USD$15000
Milestone 2: Documentation and demos
1-2 month: USD$8000
Milestone 3: Community
1 month: USD$6000
Milestone 3: Independence Day
4 month: USD$16000
Total Budget Requested
Total: USD$45,000
Maintenance and Upgrade Plans
In our plans for couple of years:
Team
Team Members
Enzo Vezzaro - Full Stack Engineer / Founder
Team Member LinkedIn Profiles
Enzo Vezzaro
Team Website
Relevant Experience
For now I'm the only developer, but planning on hiring this way:
All other staff listed in roles we plan to attract as freelancers
Team code repositories
https://github.com/Aletheia-Data
Additional Information
We plan to facilitate the exchange of information in the dominican republic and build a DAO with enough economic incentive (trough tokenomics) to make the tool useful and economically viable.