3.2.1: Data Usage
Other Information:
* There is a danger that data defined and maintained in one context will become transparently accessible and be repurposed,
out of context, for inappropriate purposes whether innocent or nefarious. Citizens could potentially extract data from disparate
government sources to reach inappropriate conclusions regarding services or natural catastrophes. Such a scenario, were it
to occur, would have grave consequences for CEOG, seriously eroding public trust in such efforts. Safeguards are needed to
guard against such an eventuality. * Mission creep in the use of the data that subverts the original intent of secure data
sharing initiatives. * Data reporting as an unfunded mandate. Agencies must be prepared to address the administrative costs
of managing and reporting data, especially when the data is highly dynamic and subject to frequent changes.
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