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What is it
As the volume of data collected for research continues to grow at a rapid pace, understanding and dealing with its complexity becomes crucial. When and how does data become complex? How are emerging technologies redefining data complexity?
When
09/11/2022 11:00am - 12:30pm
Where

Room 7212, Manhari Room, Level 7 at Melbourne Connect

Free
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Novel approaches to tackling complex data

As the volume of data collected for research continues to grow at a rapid pace, understanding and dealing with its complexity becomes crucial. Complexity looks different across disciplines and can emerge from working with big data, using new techniques and technologies, or combining multiple data sources.

Questions that may be explored include:

  • When and how does data become complex?
  • How are emerging technologies redefining data complexity?
  • How have research methodologies adapted to deal with complex data?
  • How does complexity change as the volume of data increases?
  • How do we choose what data to collect, analyse and inform decisions?

There will be an opportunity for open discussion and Q&A, informal networking, and light lunch is provided.

This is a hybrid event:

  • In person at Melbourne Connect. This will be followed by lunch and informal networking.
  • Online via Zoom – link will be provided after registration.

Please choose the correct ticket type when registering.

Hosted by Melbourne Data Analytics Platform (MDAP) and the Melbourne Centre for Data Science (MCDS).


Presesnters:

Dr Pip Karoly Senior - Research Fellow, Biomedical Engineering, Data Scientist, Seer Medical

Dr Vanessa Ferdinand - Research Fellow, Computational Cognitive Science, Melbourne School of Psychological Sciences

Zeb Nicholls - Research Fellow Emissions Pathway, Geography, Earth and Atmospheric Sciences

Angela Ryan - Social Data Scientist, Australian Urban Research Infrastructure Network (AURIN)

Professor Michael Kirley - School of Computing and Information Systems and Co-Director, Melbourne Centre for Data Science