Data Visualization
Below are all our blog posts with the tag "Data Visualization"
Big Data for Development in Action: the Global Pulse Project Series
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
Reflections on UNFPA’s Big Data Bootcamp
The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), recently convened a group of staff interested in big data. UNFPA is traditionally one of the more data-driven entities of the UN, and in his statement (pdf)
Interview: Telecom Italia’s Big Data Challenge
Telecom Italia's "Big Data Challenge" was an online call for developers, researchers and designers from all over the world to come up with new big data services and applications. Telecom
The Second “Data for Development” (D4D) Challenge in Africa
In 2012, global telecommunications company Orange launched its first "Data for Development Challenge" (D4D) to catalyze research into how anonymized and aggregated mobile network data, sourced through Orange’s local subsidiary
Emerging Research at Pulse Lab Kampala
Pulse Lab Kampala -like the other labs in New York and Jakarta – operates as a data innovation lab to bring together experts from the public sector, academia and private
Taking the Post-2015 Pulse of Davos
Global Pulse in partnership with the Millennium Campaign is already using data analysis to filter millions of public tweets and map them against Post-2015 priority topics, to show which are being talked
Happy to announce we are recruiting
Yesterday at the Data for Development Challenge at the NetMob 2013 Conference, we heard from some of the brightest minds in data science, representing a community that is frankly brimming with
Data for Development (D4D) Challenge at Net Mob 2013
For the first time, a big mobile telephony database has been anonymized and opened up to the international scientific community with research teams at some of the world’s best academic
Data Diving in Washington DC
130 volunteers from the DataKind network, several experts from international organizations and the team from Global Pulse swarmed the World Bank Headquarters in Washington DC last month to take part in
