Tim Hill works on getting people running, jumping and generally larking about by helping develop open interoperability standards for the OpenActive initiative.
Prior to joining the ODI Tim worked on open standards for a variety of research and cultural heritage institutions, including King’s College London, New York University, and Europeana.eu. Whether it’s linking squash players to courts, papyrus fragments across continents, civic archives to citizens, or thrill-seekers to bouldering opportunities, Tim’s focus has been on unlocking data’s potential by opening and connecting it. Over the years he has used a variety of technologies to achieve this, including Java, Python, Perl, XSLT, SPARQL … whatever it takes to get the job done.
He is an avid runner and cyclist, and is routinely beaten at tennis by his four-year-old.
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Blog 15/06/2021
Encouraging innovation through data access initiatives- Banking and finance
- Data publishing and use
- Health and physical activity
- Innovation
- Startups
- Ellen Goodman
- Josh D'Addario
- Orsola De Marco
- Timothy Hill
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Worknote 19/05/2021
Worknote: A framework to help us think about data access technologies- Data infrastructure
- Data publishing and use
- Rachel Wilson
- Timothy Hill
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Blog 25/11/2020
Understanding the common technical infrastructure of shared and open data- Data infrastructure
- Data publishing and use
- Olivier Thereaux
- Rachel Wilson
- Timothy Hill
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Current project, Startup programme
OpenActive: Getting the nation active- Health and physical activity
- Open standards and open APIs
- Jason Sorrell
- Timothy Hill
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Blog 23/10/2017
ODI sport sector initiative OpenActive builds momentum- Health and physical activity
- Timothy Hill