OPEN MUSIC EUROPE (OPENMUSE) – AN OPEN, SCALABLE DATA-TO-POLICY PIPELINE FOR EUROPEAN MUSIC ECOSYSTEMS

Informations projet

OpenMusE

N° de convention de subvention: 101095295

DOI

10.3030/101095295

Date de signature de la CE 14 Decembre 2022

Date de début 1 Janvier 2023

Date de fin 31 Decembre 2025

Financé au titre de

• Culture, creativity and inclusive society

Coût total

€ 2 973 812,50

Contribution de l’UE

€ 2 973 812,50

Coordonné par

SINUS MARKT- UND SOZIALFORSCHUNG GMBH
Germany

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Livrables

Documents, reports (3)

Music, Society, and Citizenship: Novel data collection methods and indicators

Following the Open Policy Analysis Guidelines, this deliverable identifies critical research questions, data sources and gaps, and data collection methods regarding music society, and citizenship in Europe. It also presents composite indicators developed to measure the social value and contributions of music. The second iteration will be reviewed by selected stakeholders. The indicators will furthermore be added to the Open Music Observatory (D5.1).

Economy of music in Europe: Methods and indicators

Following the Open Policy Analysis Guidelines, this deliverable identifies critical research questions, data sources and gaps, and data collection methods regarding the economy of music in Europe. It also presents indicators co-developed to measure the economy of music in Europe. The indicator candidates are reviewed and selected indicators are added to the Open Music Observatory (D5.1).

Music diversity and circulation: Novel data collection methods and indicators

Identification of critical research questions, data sources and gaps, and data collection methods regarding music diversity and circulation in Europe. It also presents indicators co-developed to measure the aspects of diversity and circulation. The indicator candidates are reviewed and selected indicators are added to the Open Music Observatory (D5.1).

Other (1)

Open-source music data software ecosystem

Final iteration of an open-source, software-as-a-service (SaaS) ecosystem of tools for music data collection, which improves and integrates the packages eurostat, regions, iotables, retroharmonize, and spotifyr. It will be validated by stakeholders and delivered in the form of an open repository with full usability documentation.