Big Data: The Benefits of Freeing Data Tools and Sources
Sponsored by SAGE Publishing
Recorded on 06/19/2018
Posted in The Authority File
Episode 49
In this final episode about big data research, we focus on the utility of pulling data sets out of the desk drawer and making them available for wider examination and manipulation. Ian also dives into the problems that can arise when research funders don’t take into account the specialized tools researchers sometimes develop to dig into their data and how the loss of those tools can result in heterogeneous methodologies that complicate interpreting huge data sets.
About the guests:
Caroline Muglia
Caroline Muglia is Head, Resource Sharing, Co-Associate Dean, Collections at University of Southern California Libraries.
Ian Mulvaney
Ian Mulvaney is Head of Product Innovation at SAGE Publishing.
Andy Rutkowski
Andy Rutkowski is Visualization Specialist at USC’s Von Kleinsmid Center Library.
Eimmy Solis
Eimmy Solis is Social Sciences Data Librarian at USC’s Von Kleinsmid Center Library.
About the Music:
The intro and outro music in The Authority File is “Grapes,” mixed by I dunno. The transition music is “Peace ( There’s A better Way ),” mixed by Loveshadow. The music is available on ccMixter, and is used under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license (cc-by 4.0).
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