The UK Data Service hosted a panel session and networking event on 13 October 2016 at the Lighthouse in Glasgow. A panel comprising some of Scotland’s leading data innovators explored data re-use in policy and research, sharing their experiences of demonstrating data enhanced impact. Here are the highlights of #DataImpact2016.
The @UKDataService are hosting a free panel session and networking event in Glasgow on 13 October: https://t.co/BruFvkSUoc #DataImpact2016
— MRS (@TweetMRS) September 14, 2016
Great #DataImpact2016 event next month – might be of interest? #openscot @OEPScotland @sheilmcn @LornaMCampbell https://t.co/8Ghv86IBpD
— Dr. Beck Pitt (@BeckPitt) September 15, 2016
Calling all #data enthusiasts! UBDC will be @ #DataImpact2016 in Glasgow 13/10! Some great speakers – Register here: https://t.co/kh5qARf4yh
— UBDC (@UrbanBigData) September 19, 2016
Check out our new @UKDataService impact pages https://t.co/KDZvztRo7Q find out more about #DataImpact2016 and book (last few places!)
— Dr Kathryn Simpson (@DrKathrynSimps) September 22, 2016
Still time to sign up for #DataImpact2016! UBDC's @vthakuriah & Des McNulty will be on the panel. Register here: https://t.co/enufmEudAX
— UBDC (@UrbanBigData) September 23, 2016
Getting excited about #dataimpact2016. Putting together thoughts today on how data can improve lived and communities https://t.co/l5H7mRtU4k
— Roger Halliday (@HallidayRoger) September 27, 2016
If you can no longer attend #DataImpact2016 please cancel/let us know so we can assign them to someone else, waitlist only, many thanks pic.twitter.com/Sotxe62brU
— UKDSImpact (@UKDSImpact) October 3, 2016
How #data collaboration works in Scotland to enhance impact. Hear @billroberts speak at #DataImpact2016 @UKDSImpact https://t.co/JD5qQPKNiX
— Swirrl (now part of TPXimpact) (@swirrl) October 11, 2016
Early start next 2 days for #dataimpact2016 #Glasgow: vital to show importance of data investments @UKDataService @UKDSImpact @ESRC #BigData
— David Martin (but he had an underlying condition) (@GeogDave) October 12, 2016
OttLegalRebels: RT GeogDave: Early start next 2 days for #dataimpact2016 #Glasgow: vital to show importance of data investments UKDataServi…
— Tech Guard Solutions (@techguard1) October 12, 2016
Ahead of #DataImpact2016 tomorrow https://t.co/R3wNn2aOlj here's @philmikejones 3D vis of house prices in Scotland https://t.co/45vU95gGq9 pic.twitter.com/IYCtbMTQSW
— UKDataService (@UKDataService) October 12, 2016
Getting ready for #DataImpact2016 in Glasgow this evening!
— UKDataService (@UKDataService) October 13, 2016
We're excited for #DataImpact2016 later today! UBDC's @vthakuriah & Des McNulty will be speaking on the panel. https://t.co/3R1eiiC6K6
— UBDC (@UrbanBigData) October 13, 2016
Looking forward to speaking at #DataImpact2016 in Glasgow later! https://t.co/J66eyBl3P4
— Gillian Docherty OBE (@GillianDoc) October 13, 2016
Excited about #DataImpact2016 & learning more from data innovators @UKDataService @DataLabScotland @WeeBletherer @UrbanBigData @swirrl
— UrbanTide (@UrbanTide) October 13, 2016
On my way to #dataimpact2016. Lots of great speakers and me! https://t.co/vvN9yQ2jyh
— Roger Halliday (@HallidayRoger) October 13, 2016
On my way to #dataimpact2016 @The_Lighthouse #Glasgow Looking forward to #insights and #networking for @culture_public
— Kathryn Ellaway (@tisallrelative) October 13, 2016
We do <3 #data! If you’re heading to #dataimpact2016 this evening say hello to our own @KathrynEllaway https://t.co/QGFEhIzq7T
— Culture Republic (@culture_public) October 13, 2016
May be of interest to #DataImpact2016 attendees > Unleashing Data 2016: Workshop notes – https://t.co/1gVYLLotEQ #researchimpact
— Pauline Data (@PaulineData) October 13, 2016
Rosemary Agnew has arrived at #DataImpact2016! pic.twitter.com/x0oU4fZKgB
— UKDataService (@UKDataService) October 13, 2016
The networking has begun at #DataImpact2016 pic.twitter.com/9dcvJur1wM
— UKDataService (@UKDataService) October 13, 2016
About to kick off here @ #DataImpact2016 – lovely to see so many #data enthusiasts! pic.twitter.com/mYtSbIfQ6l
— UBDC (@UrbanBigData) October 13, 2016
#dataimpact2016 is almost ready, looking forward to the talks we have some great people on our panel pic.twitter.com/JShWiVua8S
— ukdscensus (@UKDSCensus) October 13, 2016
A room with a view at #DataImpact2016 pic.twitter.com/LwWwxtz2DG
— Liam Cavin (@molendinar_burn) October 13, 2016
#DataImpact2016 panel session is about to start! pic.twitter.com/BMoDcNfqnM
— UKDataService (@UKDataService) October 13, 2016
Matthew Woollard, Director of the UK Data Service, opens the event and introduces the UK Data Service
Our excellent speakers #DataImpact2016 pic.twitter.com/gphGkvih1H
— UKDSImpact (@UKDSImpact) October 13, 2016
Great speakers at #DataImpact2016 tonight @HallidayRoger @GillianDoc @billroberts @vthakuriah @matthewwoollard pic.twitter.com/DROOiYK4gs
— UKDataService (@UKDataService) October 13, 2016
#DataImpact2016 @matthewwoollard on the importance of @ESRC data infrastructure pic.twitter.com/e6sgnnAHdB
— UKDataService (@UKDataService) October 13, 2016
..Matthew Woollard of @Ukdataservice handily reminding us of the RCUK definition of #researchimpact at #dataimpact2016
— Pauline Data (@PaulineData) October 13, 2016
Matthew Woollard: @UKDataService provides end to end service w/ key players 2 make #data available free for #research #DataImpact2016
— UBDC (@UrbanBigData) October 13, 2016
#DataImpact2016 @matthewwoollard plan for data reuse at its creation
— UKDataService (@UKDataService) October 13, 2016
Roger Halliday, Chief Statistician at the Scottish Government, on improving the delivery of public services and people’s lives through better use of data
Improving people's lives through better use of data @HallidayRoger #DataImpact2016
— UKDataService (@UKDataService) October 13, 2016
Great that Roger Halliday chief statistician of @scotgov is here for #dataimpact2016
— Pauline Data (@PaulineData) October 13, 2016
"RCUK defines impact as the demonstrable contribution that excellent research makesto society and.." https://t.co/l6qbo0isWp #DataImpact2016
— Pauline Data (@PaulineData) October 13, 2016
Roger Halliday, Chief Statistician @scotgov: use of #data can save public sector billions/transform delivery of services #DataImpact2016
— UBDC (@UrbanBigData) October 13, 2016
@HallidayRoger #DataImpact2016 use data drive performance & understand what works pic.twitter.com/nSuTXe1moH
— UKDataService (@UKDataService) October 13, 2016
SG chief statistician Roger Halliday: it's crucial to use data to transform how public services are delivered #dataimpact2016
— Anna Terje (@annaterje) October 13, 2016
We need all to step up & build data collection processes with data reuse in mind! @matthewwoollard @UKDataService #dataimpact2016
— UrbanTide (@UrbanTide) October 13, 2016
Using data to predict and change NHS for the better – great example with more potential #rogerhalliday #dataimpact2016
— Kathryn Ellaway (@tisallrelative) October 13, 2016
Predictive analytics can better identify people to focus preventative healthcare measures on #DataImpact2016
— Liam Cavin (@molendinar_burn) October 13, 2016
Roger Halliday: use of hospital service #data accurately predicted 3/4 ppl who could benefit from preventative care #DataImpact2016
— UBDC (@UrbanBigData) October 13, 2016
@HallidayRoger @scotgov talking about how predictive analytics and data linkage can improve the health service #dataimpact2016 pic.twitter.com/up6hINiIAT
— UKDataService (@UKDataService) October 13, 2016
Data linkage helps understand what works and makes significant differences #dataimpact2016
— Kathryn Ellaway (@tisallrelative) October 13, 2016
Roger Halliday: Scot Govt looking to use more data linkage and predictive analytics to target services. #dataimpact2016
— Pauline Data (@PaulineData) October 13, 2016
Need to move from being over cautious with data to sharing securely for mutual benefit #dataimpact2016 @HallidayRoger
— Kathryn Ellaway (@tisallrelative) October 13, 2016
@HallidayRoger #DataImpact2016 citizens should be aware of their own data at community and individual level and be empowered to use it
— UKDSImpact (@UKDSImpact) October 13, 2016
SG chief statistician Roger Halliday: data needs to be available and accessible for communities to achieve change #DataImpact2016
— Anna Terje (@annaterje) October 13, 2016
Digital Economy Bill is going to free up HMRC and DWP data for researchers to use. #dataimpact2016
— Pauline Data (@PaulineData) October 13, 2016
Roger Halliday: Aims: 1)Accessible, well managed #data, 2) Trust in how its handled, 3) Skills, 4) Range of data-driven orgs #DataImpact2016
— UBDC (@UrbanBigData) October 13, 2016
https://t.co/ETb8m6mYoO | Browse Data – https://t.co/ETb8m6mYoO #dataimpact2016
— Pauline Data (@PaulineData) October 13, 2016
Importance of Digital Economy Bill #DataImpact2016 @HallidayRoger pic.twitter.com/7LTMff2WK8
— UKDSImpact (@UKDSImpact) October 13, 2016
Scot Govt aiming to make the metadata searchable so researchers can do more with it. Great! #DataImpact2016
— Pauline Data (@PaulineData) October 13, 2016
Great to be in #Scotland filming for @UKDataService at the #dataimpact2016 event #data #datascience pic.twitter.com/8Uypklpp7L
— Creative Grid (@thecreativegrid) October 13, 2016
@HallidayRoger #DataImpact2016 importance of skills in developing policy from data
— UKDSImpact (@UKDSImpact) October 13, 2016
SG chief statistician Roger Halliday: decision-makers need the skills to enable them to use data to achieve change #DataImpact2016
— Anna Terje (@annaterje) October 13, 2016
To maximise the #dataimpact we need 4 things: 1) accessible/quality data 2)trust the way it is handled @HallidayRoger #dataimpact2016 2/1
— UrbanTide (@UrbanTide) October 13, 2016
3) skills to use the data 4) change to data driven business processes within the public sector #dataimpact2016 @scotgov @HallidayRoger 2/2
— UrbanTide (@UrbanTide) October 13, 2016
Rosemary Agnew, Scottish Information Commissioner, on the impact of data as a result of Freedom of Information within public authorities
Hearing now from the Scottish Information Commissioner at #DataImpact2016 Rosemary Agnew. The event is being filmed, good idea.
— Pauline Data (@PaulineData) October 13, 2016
#DataImpact2016 Rosemary Agnew Scottish Information Commissioner on data impact of FOI in public authorities
— UKDataService (@UKDataService) October 13, 2016
68,000 foi requests in Scotland in 2015-16. #dataimpact2016
— Pauline Data (@PaulineData) October 13, 2016
#DataImpact2016 is now trending topic in United Kingdom.
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The amazing Rosemary Agnew FoI should follow right to know not right to ask #DataImpact2016
— UKDSImpact (@UKDSImpact) October 13, 2016
Rosemary Agnew: Small orgs/#data can have as much proportional #impact as #bigdata. Ex: Diagnostics to improve performance #Dataimpact2016
— UBDC (@UrbanBigData) October 13, 2016
STOP! Think. What do you want to get from your data? That's your starting point #dataimpact2016
— Kathryn Ellaway (@tisallrelative) October 13, 2016
#DataImpact2016 680000 data request to Scottish public authorities in a year pic.twitter.com/oG2jcVwlI1
— UKDSImpact (@UKDSImpact) October 13, 2016
Rosemary Agnew giving examples of how public authorities can use data to help improve what they do #dataimpact2016 pic.twitter.com/PF8qKxjYpd
— UKDataService (@UKDataService) October 13, 2016
Rosemary Agnew: look beyond the borders of your own org & build links to really maximise #impact! #Dataimpact2016
— UBDC (@UrbanBigData) October 13, 2016
OSIC looking to encourage a shift of mindset from a right to ask for data to a right to know. #dataimpact2016
— Pauline Data (@PaulineData) October 13, 2016
Rosemary Agnew: FOI should not be about the right to ask but the right to know! #dataimpact2016 #opendata #openscot
— UrbanTide (@UrbanTide) October 13, 2016
Gillian Docherty, Chief Executive Officer of the Data Lab, talks about the importance of developing data skills training
@GillianDoc talking about the great projects of the @DataLabScotland #dataimpact2016 pic.twitter.com/9eBZxYEkjf
— UKDataService (@UKDataService) October 13, 2016
Gillian Docherty from @DataLabScotland: invested £1.3mil in #data #innovation. Ex: image analysis+other data 2 monitor crops #DataImpact2016
— UBDC (@UrbanBigData) October 13, 2016
Your data will never be perfect – just start where you are #DataImpact2016
— Liam Cavin (@molendinar_burn) October 13, 2016
Gillian Docherty describing lots of exciting data science projects at @datalab #dataimpact2016
— Pauline Data (@PaulineData) October 13, 2016
@GillianDoc #DataImpact2016 your data will never be perfect but could have impact if used
— UKDataService (@UKDataService) October 13, 2016
"Your data will never be perfect. Just start where you are" @GillianDoc #dataimpact2016
— Kathryn Ellaway (@tisallrelative) October 13, 2016
Gillian Docherty: @DataLabScotland has greatly expanded #skills & #training to enable orgs to harness #data science #DataImpact2016
— UBDC (@UrbanBigData) October 13, 2016
Livestreaming of @datalab events eg end of this month with a psychology expert from RBS. Sounds interesting. #dataimpact2016
— Pauline Data (@PaulineData) October 13, 2016
How data and human behaviour collide – psychology of data @GillianDoc #DataImpact2016 pic.twitter.com/KH7V6rrKA6
— UKDSImpact (@UKDSImpact) October 13, 2016
Data Fest – https://t.co/erO07rS4Z5 #DataImpact2016
— Pauline Data (@PaulineData) October 13, 2016
Ooohh #datafest2017 in Scotland #addstocalendar #dataimpact2016 thanks for the tip @GillianDoc !
— Kathryn Ellaway (@tisallrelative) October 13, 2016
Aim high with data skills, usage and inclusion – wonderful stuff @GillianDoc #DataImpact2016
— UKDataService (@UKDataService) October 13, 2016
Deputy Director of Policy Scotland at the University of Glasgow, on the Glasgow City Deal
Des McNulty of Policy Scotland working on data as part of the Glasgow City Deal. Looking at GVA & job creation. #dataimpact2016
— Pauline Data (@PaulineData) October 13, 2016
Delighted to hear sound data thinking #DataImpact2016 sorry I'm not there! #opendata #data #datadiscovery
— Sally Kerr (@WeeBletherer) October 13, 2016
V. impressive to hear @DataLabScotland efforts to raise the game in #data use in #Scotland esp #dataskills #DataImpact2016 @UKDataService
— David Martin (but he had an underlying condition) (@GeogDave) October 13, 2016
Des McNulty: modelling input investment and how drives outputs and outcomes. To demonstrate ROI. #DataImpact2016
— Pauline Data (@PaulineData) October 13, 2016
@desmcnulty on the Glasgow City Deal #dataimpact2016 pic.twitter.com/flTFWfu6cT
— UKDataService (@UKDataService) October 13, 2016
Des McNulty on new #Glasgow City Deal to create jobs: what #data & measures needed to validate effects & understand links? #DataImpact2016
— UBDC (@UrbanBigData) October 13, 2016
Des McNulty: #data will not only be gathered but analysed greatly – looking to use novel forms of new data e.g. realtime etc #dataImpact2016
— UBDC (@UrbanBigData) October 13, 2016
..Matthew Woollard of services #DataImpact2016 later today! UBDC's
— 🏴 🌸 Anna 🌸 🏴 (@JoanOfAlton) October 13, 2016
Des McNulty: A richness of different new kinds of data will be gathered and used. #DataImpact2016
— Pauline Data (@PaulineData) October 13, 2016
"It's not about the data, it's about how you use it" – Des McNulty #bemoreefficient #dataimpact2016
— Kathryn Ellaway (@tisallrelative) October 13, 2016
Des McNulty: will give policymakers more information to give them a clearer picture what the effects of policies will be. #DataImpact2016
— Pauline Data (@PaulineData) October 13, 2016
Real time data can provide an exciting opportunity to inform policy making @desmcnulty #dataimpact2016
— UKDataService (@UKDataService) October 13, 2016
More and more policymakers going to find data allowing them to do things they couldn't do before. So it's v exciting. #DataImpact2016
— Pauline Data (@PaulineData) October 13, 2016
In the future data will move out of the silos & with different data being brought together will create refined structures #dataimpact2016
— UrbanTide (@UrbanTide) October 13, 2016
Bill Roberts, founder of Swirrl, on the importance of skilled data analysts and high quality data
Bill Roberts: @swirrl aims to enable better use of #data via web 2 create #impact. Ex: @PublishMyData Def @ the right event! #DataImpact2016
— UBDC (@UrbanBigData) October 13, 2016
Decision makers should be informed by skilled data analysts and high quality data @billroberts @swirrl #dataimpact2016 pic.twitter.com/8QjhxvWBo6
— UKDataService (@UKDataService) October 13, 2016
Listening to the @UKDataService #dataimpact2016 #event in #Glasgow with some great speakers on what's new in #Scotland pic.twitter.com/8q4u3etOYn
— AppChallenge (@appchallenge) October 13, 2016
The amazing @billroberts #DataImpact2016 right skills needed to exploit data – still a cottage industry
— UKDSImpact (@UKDSImpact) October 13, 2016
@DataLabScotland efforts to raise the game in #data use in #Scotland EG #dataskills #DataImpact2016 @UKDataService
— Roberto Balmer (@RobertoBalmer) October 13, 2016
Need industrialisation to upstream data impact @billroberts #DataImpact2016
— UKDSImpact (@UKDSImpact) October 13, 2016
Talented analysts spend far too much of their time munging data – more effort needs to be put into standardisation upstream #DataImpact2016
— Liam Cavin (@molendinar_burn) October 13, 2016
Delivering data in ways that save time for the analyst – the amazing @billroberts #DataImpact2016
— UKDataService (@UKDataService) October 13, 2016
Bill Roberts: Lack of standardisation a key challenge creating inefficiencies for #data scientists. Let's industrialise! #dataimpact2016
— UBDC (@UrbanBigData) October 13, 2016
Highly skilled analysts spend ~80% of their time gathering data > data value chain needs more industrialisation @billroberts #dataimpact2016
— UrbanTide (@UrbanTide) October 13, 2016
Vonu Thakuriah, Director of the Urban Big Data Centre, talking about using to data to make cities sustainable and socially just
Vonu Thakuriah, Director of the @UrbanBigData, speaking at #dataimpact2016
— Pauline Data (@PaulineData) October 13, 2016
@vthakuriah big challenges of urbanisation focus on solving them using data #DataImpact2016 pic.twitter.com/IiNKjvgdif
— UKDataService (@UKDataService) October 13, 2016
Our Director @vthakuriah now speaking: our mission is to use #data to help create sustainable/socially just #cities. #DataImpact2016
— UBDC (@UrbanBigData) October 13, 2016
#innovation using " #bigdata for socially just cities " from @UrbanBigData at @ukdataservice #dataimpact2016 via @ESRC pic.twitter.com/pVPWNJR0Ng
— AppChallenge (@appchallenge) October 13, 2016
The @UrbanBigData is funded to gather urban big data for whole of UK. V wide spectrum of data Inc confidential data. #dataimpact2016
— Pauline Data (@PaulineData) October 13, 2016
The @UrbanBigData aims to better understand the challenges facing our cities using new forms of data @vthakuriah #dataimpact2016 pic.twitter.com/kpTYx294N8
— UKDataService (@UKDataService) October 13, 2016
Amazing panel #DataImpact2016 great things happening in Scotland pic.twitter.com/f7Ug4gUd8s
— UKDataService (@UKDataService) October 13, 2016
… #CitSci data, data from the arts community, real time data, private sector… #dataimpact2016 @UrbanBigData
— Pauline Data (@PaulineData) October 13, 2016
.@vthakuriah: we're gathering #bigdata from several #urban sources: user generated, admin, biz & more! E.g. #iMCD project #DataImpact2016
— UBDC (@UrbanBigData) October 13, 2016
Working on monitoring availbilty of public transport at every bus, train & ferry stop across the UK usin online data sources #dataimpact2016
— Pauline Data (@PaulineData) October 13, 2016
.@vthakuriah: We do big models as well as #bigdata! Imp. To understand transformations & #cities of the future #DataImpact2016
— UBDC (@UrbanBigData) October 13, 2016
What will happen to cities in the future? What will they look like? How can try and predict it?@vthakuriah @UrbanBigData #dataimpact2016
— UKDataService (@UKDataService) October 13, 2016
How do we build models to give us foresight ? @vthakuriah #dataimpact2016
— Pauline Data (@PaulineData) October 13, 2016
"Data is foresight" @vthakuriah #dataimpact2016
— Kathryn Ellaway (@tisallrelative) October 13, 2016
Only 1% of twitter users geotag. But we're starting to model the geospatial distribution of the other 99%. #dataimpact2016
— Pauline Data (@PaulineData) October 13, 2016
#DataImpact2016 great reminder of fascinating #data ventures esp @swirrl and @UrbanBigData – what shape future data infrastructures?
— David Martin (but he had an underlying condition) (@GeogDave) October 13, 2016
.@vthakuriah methodological challenges, bias/uncertainty in new forms of #data, e.g. Twitter geotagging only 1% of users #DataImpact2016
— UBDC (@UrbanBigData) October 13, 2016
The big data challenges around bias and representation – mind blowing stuff @vthakuriah #DataImpact2016
— UKDSImpact (@UKDSImpact) October 13, 2016
Best advice from @GillianDoc at #DataImpact2016 "Your data will never be perfect – just start"
— Jane Ballantine (@JaneBallantine) October 13, 2016
#DataImpact2016 panel: Q for @vthakuriah – yes! We share our #data – check out our collections on https://t.co/XDEvIT51hM #dataimpact2016
— UBDC (@UrbanBigData) October 13, 2016
Some of that @UrbanBigData data already publicly shared. @vthakuriah says 'Email us to get on our mailing list.' Thank you! #dataimpact2016
— Pauline Data (@PaulineData) October 13, 2016
Q. How do we address trust issue around sharing data for benefit? E.g. NHS, Social #dataimpact2016
— Kathryn Ellaway (@tisallrelative) October 13, 2016
A. 85% of people know they can ask in Scotland. "Good customer relations = trust" #dataimpact2016
— Kathryn Ellaway (@tisallrelative) October 13, 2016
A. Transparency encourages trust. Benefits of sharing vs risk of not @HallidayRoger suggests #dataimpact2016
— Kathryn Ellaway (@tisallrelative) October 13, 2016
UBDC | Data catalogue https://t.co/TG3eHS4vFE @UrbanBigData #DataImpact2016
— Pauline Data (@PaulineData) October 13, 2016
Nice! "We are steadily growing our open data collection and encourage you touse these data in your research." @UrbanBigData #dataimpact2016
— Pauline Data (@PaulineData) October 13, 2016
Honest debate needed on privacy vs benefit of sharing data – pro's in each silo are barriers #dataimpact2016
— Kathryn Ellaway (@tisallrelative) October 13, 2016
Consumers realise sharing their data, gets them better service #education #dataimpact2016
— Kathryn Ellaway (@tisallrelative) October 13, 2016
'Repurposing data' not reusing – I like this! (Q from Dr @UniStrathclyde education dept #dataimpact2016
— Kathryn Ellaway (@tisallrelative) October 13, 2016
#DataImpact2016 panel Q: what frameworks are needed to ensure reuse of #data for public benefit?
— UBDC (@UrbanBigData) October 13, 2016
Re-use Regulations 2015 – all public bodies in Scotland subject to these – Rosemary Agnew #dataimpact2016
— Pauline Data (@PaulineData) October 13, 2016
#DataImpact2016 panel: Public bodies should aim to anonymise #data as much as possible to allow for legal reuse under 2015 regulations
— UBDC (@UrbanBigData) October 13, 2016
Remember ethics on personal data – trust diminishes when public perceive loss of control, consent & ownership #dataimpact2016
— Kathryn Ellaway (@tisallrelative) October 13, 2016
These regs mean, by default (?), there's an automatic right to re-use data for a purpose other than the original purpose. #dataimpact2016
— Pauline Data (@PaulineData) October 13, 2016
You can still derive insight & impact if your data isn't perfect "start with what you've got" #dataimpact2016
— Kathryn Ellaway (@tisallrelative) October 13, 2016
#DataImpact2016 panel: @vthakuriah "No #data is perfect" but imp to link diff forms of data to tell a story & apply to complex problems.
— UBDC (@UrbanBigData) October 13, 2016
Are you research or data driven? Research = academic; Data = produces insight (but place for both) #dataimpact2016
— Kathryn Ellaway (@tisallrelative) October 13, 2016
Those re-use regulations >Guide to RPSI | ICO – https://t.co/iM1a4KD2hl #DataImpact2016
— Pauline Data (@PaulineData) October 13, 2016
#dataimpact2016 one of the speakers mentioned postcodes in ref to data quality – pls share this from @culture_public #PostcodePower https://t.co/MygQLlwtrs
— Kathryn Ellaway (@tisallrelative) October 13, 2016
https://twitter.com/VivenMorton/status/786637453608230916
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Our Director @vthakuriah was proud to represent the #urban #bigdata perspective of #impact @ #DataImpact2016 tonight. Thanks for all the Qs! pic.twitter.com/jUW1OP5J72
— UBDC (@UrbanBigData) October 13, 2016
Q&A from the audience
<h2 id=”7f18e1″>After the event</h2>
Thanks to @UKDataService for hosting #DataImpact2016 – great discussion w/ @HallidayRoger @swirrl @matthewwoollard @GillianDoc & more! pic.twitter.com/eAGSZo8JfK
— UBDC (@UrbanBigData) October 13, 2016
Thanks to all the speakers and delegates for a great #DataImpact2016 event last night!
— UKDataService (@UKDataService) October 14, 2016
Great @Storify presentation of #DataImpact2016 last week – take a look esp. if you couldn't get to #Glasgow @UKDataService @UKDSImpact https://t.co/enNgjtau9l
— David Martin (but he had an underlying condition) (@GeogDave) October 17, 2016
Read our summary & key lessons learned from the #dataimpact2016 event by @UKDataService https://t.co/nkDFYkMqhP #dataimpact #opendata pic.twitter.com/Ns3QPSNEmy
— UrbanTide (@UrbanTide) October 20, 2016
17 key messages from #DataImpact2016 Glasgow – via @UrbanTide https://t.co/7bLfnpzaTQ
— The Data Lab (@DataLabScotland) October 24, 2016
Very informative round up from the #DataImpact2016 Glasgow from @UrbanTide whom we are working with currently on #SmartCities @Paisley2021 https://t.co/cGAuydA6Lu
— Diane Webb (@dianeeva) October 25, 2016
Latest post from @billroberts The industrial revolution of open data #DataImpact2016 https://t.co/5kxKSSJwWe
— UKDSImpact (@UKDSImpact) November 1, 2016