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49200495
Title
So many worlds, so much to do: what data science can do for you
Contributors
J Jensen (STFC Rutherford Appleton Lab.)
Abstract
In a nutshell, data science helps researchers manage data properly, to ensure the data is captured, stored, processed, annotated, made usable, and preserved, in order to support the research goals of the activity in question. Data science is used in almost any kind of research - whether the research is based on simulation, experiment or observations. This talk is a personal view from the perspective of a data scientist working with food scientists, but also covers what the speaker has learnt from working with food scientists. The presentation will give overview of data science, what it is and what it is good for, and how it improves past data practices to increase the impact of the research. We shall look at the tools used in data science - data management, cloud computing, machine learning, visualisation, etc., with the broad overview assisted by more a in-depth look at how some of the challenges (such as "big data") are solved. In particular, the speaker aims to give the audience pointers to how they can find out more in order to address their own data challenges.
Organisation
STFC
,
SCI-COMP
,
SCI-COMP-DST
Keywords
data science
,
scientific computing
,
STFC food network
Funding Information
STFC
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English (EN)
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Presented at SFN AgriFood Innovation Webinars, Online, 15 Apr 2021.
data-jensen.pptx
2021
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