
From big data to humanitarian in the loop algorithms
This op-ed was initially published in the UNHCR year in review 2017. The Data Revolution is no longer a new topic but a reality trying to catch up with the
Below are all our blog posts with the tag "Crimson Hexagon"
This op-ed was initially published in the UNHCR year in review 2017. The Data Revolution is no longer a new topic but a reality trying to catch up with the
This Press Release was first published on Business Wire on 29 November, 2017. Global Pulse, the United Nations innovation initiative on big data and data science, and Western Digital Corp. (NASDAQ: WDC)
Does real-time feedback from citizens have a role to play in tracking volcanic eruption-related emergencies in Indonesia? With approximately five million people in Indonesia vulnerable to the often devastating aftermath
The Global Pulse Project Series showcases data innovation projects carried out with our partners across the network of Pulse Labs in New York, Jakarta and Kampala. The projects have been
When we sit down with colleagues from different parts of the UN, we tend to start by explaining the kinds of insights that can be drawn from analysis of big
CASE STUDY: Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) What is MERS CoV? Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS) is a viral respiratory disease caused by a novel coronavirus (MERS-CoV) that was first
(1 October – Jakarta) What can Tweets tell us about inflation? Are internet searches reliable predictors of disease outbreak? And can mobile phone data tell us about whether public
This guest blog post was produced by Giselle Lopez and Wayne St. Amand of Crimson Hexagon. Global Pulse worked with Crimson Hexagon on a project exploring Twitter and Perceptions
In late 2011, Global Pulse completed a series of collaborative research projects exploring the utility of various new, digital data sources to answer traditional development related questions (“proof of concept”).