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Providing access to research data, publications and current research information at DANS
Dijk, Elly ; Doorn, Peter
Data Archiving and Networked Services (DANS) promotes sustained access to digital research data in the Netherlands. Researchers can deposit their data through the online archiving system EASY. Via the portal NARCIS the research data are shown in context, namely in relation with e-publications, and other research information. Both EASY and NARCIS contain grey literature like archaeological reports, data documentation, doctoral thesis, conference papers, patents, and technical documentation of universities and other research institutes.
Fulltext: idr-809_4 -  PDF
Slides: idr-809_1 - PDF; idr-809_2 - PDF
Video: idr-809_3 -  MP4
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Using European Data in Journalism
Barr, Caelainn
The European Union is awash with numbers. Data about how european citizens live and our taxes are spent are widely available - the challenge lies in using them. Figures are published on a centralised, national and regional basis with little in common. Data formats, presentation and quality vary greatly. How can we use this information as citizens and journalists to understand the union and generate stories? Why should journalists and developers work together to look at European data? Using practical and live examples of data use including commission expenses and structural funds we will demonstrate how to get EU data, how to prepare it for analysis, the trends to look out for and how to translate it into a story.
Slides: idr-502_1 - PDF
Video: idr-502_2 - MP4
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Why data journalism is something you too should care about
Bounegru, Liliana
Journalists today are faced with an overwhelming abundance of data. To stay relevant to society journalists are learning to separate signal from noise in order to provide valuable insights to their readers. This talk will address questions like: What is the potential of data journalism? Why is it relevant to society? Why is data journalism not just about reporting and news organisations and why should you care about it?
Slides: idr-501_2 - PDF
Video: idr-501_1 - MP4
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ODCleanStore Framework
Michelfeit, Jan
We present an ODCleanStore framework (1) enabling management of Linked Data on the Web and (2) providing web applications with a possibility to consume cleaned and integrated Linked Data according to their needs.
Slides: idr-498_1 - PDF
Video: idr-498_2 - MP4
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Strigil: A framework for data extraction
Zvirinský, Peter
Data scraping is a way to gather and integrate data from different data sources. In this presentation, we will describe Strigil, a framework for automatized screen-scraping. It allows to define custom scraping scripts in intuitive graphical user interface and provides a solution for scalable and distributed scraping.
Slides: idr-497_1 - PDF
Video: idr-497_2 - MP4
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Map of criminality in Prague
Cibulka, Jan
I plan to show how the Prague Crime Map was created. The starting point was data published officially by the Police, followed by a more specific database, which I requested from the Police. We will look at the first attempt to visualize the data, which failed spectacularly. On this example I will demonstrate the importance and necessity of analysis before data requests and project launching. I will also show how the second version of the map was created in cooperation with the Czech Statistical Office. Finally, demonstration of final data refining and its visualization will be shown. The map itself should be more accurate than the current map of crime compiled by the Police (the project is still running, final version should be ready by the end of August).
Slides: idr-496_1 - PDF
Video: idr-496_2 - MP4
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