Data Bites | Data sharing in hydrological research

Matt, Environmental Informatics Manager at the UK Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, spoke about sharing data in hydrological research and beyond.

A screen shows a paragraph explaining UKCEH mission as undertaking research into floods, water quality, water resources and ecosystems — UKCEH's mission

Alex Blandford introduces his presentation in front of a screen that reads "warning: this work is anthropological in nature"

You can’t API your way out of politics

Alex Blandford shows his qualitative research into civic technologists, painting them as “radicalised nerds” trying to fix broken systems.

A big screen shows Ishmael joining a call in a room full of people

Digital sustainability

Ishmael Burdeau, Lead Sustainability Business Architect at the Department for Work and Pensions, gave an introduction to digital sustainability, touching on some government initiatives to do something about it.

Factchecking as data

Andy Dudfield, head of AI at Full Fact talked about the importance of factchecking and thinking about factchecking as data.

Duncan Brown shows a graph on screen with the results of a survey showing that a majority of people feel that AI will impact them either negatively or neutrally.

Data and AI Federation

Duncan Brown, head of software engineering at the Incubator for AI (i.AI), explored what a federated approach to data sharing, access and use might look like