@article{,
title= {us-va-open-data-bulk-download},
journal= {},
author= {US Department of Veterans Affairs},
year= {},
url= {https://data.va.gov/browse?sortBy=newest&pageSize=20&Common-Core_Public-Access-Level=public},
abstract= {Contains roughly 1200 datasets from the VA Open Data catalog, as made available through the data.json. Excludes datasets that have no public downloads. Also includes a _failures.csv for download links that lead to 404 errors, for posterity.

About Open Data (from site):

Open data is VA data that is freely available to the public. It is a by-product of the work the VA does for Veterans, and is not personal data (names, addresses, birthplace, etc…). The idea of open data is that public data should be easily accessible and usable by anyone to create products like web or mobile apps, infographics, or stories - the sky is really the limit. For years, government data has made it possible for innovators and entrepreneurs to create products of value for the American people (if you have ever used a GPS you have benefited from one of these products). We want to keep this tradition going.

Packed with experimental SciOp CLI Pack command.
},
keywords= {US government, healthcare, veterans benefits, spending-records, memorial services, veterans affairs, veterans cemeteries},
terms= {},
license= {},
superseded= {}
}