#DATA

Colin McAuliffe

ColinJMcAuliffe

Everything is collectively produced to some extent but data is interesting bc its value as a source of insights strictly depends on it being collectively produced by some population of

Naunihal Singh

naunihalpublic

Should I just bite the bullet and learn R? I have no research budget, so free is appealing. At the same time, no methods colleagues to ask for help. The

Sam Clark

sgclark92

Another GDPR fine slashed: Italian regulator Garante fined Fastweb about 4.5 million euro at the beginning of April. But the company has used Garante's 50% discount scheme, meaning it's waived

Matt Lloyd Jones

befriendabacter

Google have now published the data from all their COVID-19 Mobility Reports - click 'Download Global CSV' at https://www.google.com/covid19/mobility/. Admittedly this makes my data extraction code (https://github.com/befriendabacterium/Google

Spoon FI

spoon_fi

As a former Opta football analyst, I have a few thoughts on the PB scores and dividend payouts last night. THREAD#footballindex 1. Opta data collection is NOT tailored for FI

Dr. Tom Frieden

DrTomFrieden

1/5 The way to make Americans safer is to build on, not bypass, our public health system. CDC’s National Healthcare Safety Network has been a comprehensive resource to support hospitals

Dr. Bridget Falck

BridgetFalck

I'm auditing a course on network analysis (in principle, fascinating and powerful with lots of applications), and the first assignment sample data is... employee relationships, where -100 = enemies and

Rachel Coldicutt

rachelcoldicutt

I’ve written a briefing note on the social impact of the National Data Strategy. I would like to say it’s short but unfortunately it’s 6000 words long. There’s a very

malmacrae

malmacrae

The European Union makes available on its Open Data portal up-to-date statistics regarding the number of cases and fatalities by country attributed to COVID-19:https://data.europa.eu/euodp/en/data/dataset/covid-19-coronavirus-data/resource/55e8f966-d

jorbs

JoINrbs

my favorite erroneous data/outlier story:uncle was running a study on fish and had students helping note down behavioral data. everyone's collecting data, it all looks pretty consistent, all good. ONE

Per Axbom

axbom

1. I often see the belief that behavior and wellbeing isn’t affected unless personal data is harvested. But people are affected when a huge trove of general data is collected

Lucy D’Agostino McGowan

LucyStats

Genuine question for my data vis friends:What *is* the best way to color maps that will be recreated over time? With continuous data, the default color scale is based on

Gwen (Chen) Shapira

gwenshap

The roadmap to data maturity This looks nuts to people who know databases, but at first it works well! Very real time. But soon users and reports get in each

Lech Mazur

LechMazur

Hourly wages needed to afford a two-bedroom apartment in the U.S. in 2019, by state. Made for https://www.city-data.com/ Note: the values shown are state averages.

Yves-A. de Montjoye

yvesalexandre

Researchers sound alarm… that 32000 people’s DNA data and medical records cannot anymore “just” be transferred to a foreign government agency’s servers that are neither audited nor subject to the

Elizabeth Harrington

LizRNC

"The drones, donated by DJI, a Chinese company, have gone to 43 agencies in 22 states, all to help enforce social distancing rules."US using Chinese drones to spy on and