What do conversations recorded in regional Australia, government administrative data on household income and a torrent of social media posts have in common?

They're all data about how Australians live, speak and connect. Three national research infrastructure projects are building the tools to make sense of it all.

This session shows what it might look like when they work together.

Speakers

Professor Michael Haugh, Project Director and Lead Chief Investigator, Language Data Commons of Australia

Professor Nicholas Carah, Director of the Centre for Digital Cultures & Societies and Deputy Director, Australian Internet Observatory

Professor Wojtek Tomaszewski, Director, Social Science Research Infrastructure Network

Betsy Alpert, Research Data Scientist, Reusable and Accessible Public Interest Documents (RAPID) Project

Event details

Date and time
Wednesday 16 September, 12pm-1pm

Location
Room 273
Global Change Institute (20)
St Lucia campus, UQ

*This event is a part of UQ's Research and Innovation Week

Contact the host of Understanding Society Through Data: A Cross-Infrastructure Showcase

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