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Posts from February 2017

Reflections on ‘Encounters with Big Data’, our course in Cape Town

  • 23 February 2017

Louise Corti, Director of Collections Development and Producer Relations at the UK Data Service, and Chris Park, Data Scientist, report back from the course, Encounters with Big Data: An Introduction to using Big Data in the Social Sciences, held in Cape Town, South Africa from 30 January to 3 February 2017.

Creating a unified 2011 Census dataset for the four nations of the UK

  • 16 February 2017

Rob Dymond-Green describes the creation of the 2011 UK Census dataset available through InFuse.

The earnings effects of sexual orientation: How being in a partnership matters

  • 14 February 2017

Cevat Giray Aksoy, Research Economist in the Office of the Chief Economist at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development and Researcher at The London School of Economics (LSE), discusses how sexual orientation affects earnings in the UK.

1961 Census Digitisation: Statistical archaeology, getting the data off the artefact and creating a new linked data collection

  • 6 February 2017

We are delighted to report our progress on our pioneering ‘statistical archaeology’ project to retrieve ‘lost’ information from the 1961 Census Small Area Statistics (SAS) from a large set of digital images, and make it available for digital analysis, using current software tools, for the first time.

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