Linked Data

Introduction to Linked Data and Semantic Web for data scientists

Developing Linked Data Applications

Publishing Linked Data SPARQL Graph Store Protocol Linked Data Platform Reflection on Data Publishing

Data science

Guest lecture COMP1205, fundamentals and applications of data science

e-Research Methods Theme 8 Writing Your Research Proposal

A good research proposal provides a clear research question within the context of yours chosen research area. It should be presented with the full range of background relating to the topic, unambiguous aims and objectives, and a research methodology. It is assumed that a pre-requisite to completing this core theme is that you have already identified your research question, have conducted your literature review, identified how you will collect and analyse your data, and have planned how you will complete your research, either through discussions with your Masters/PhD supervisors, or the completion of the five core themes on this module ('Literature review', 'Choosing your research topic', 'Project Management' 'Collecting data' and 'Data analysis'.)

3D_Relief_Displacement

Resources created at University of Southampton for the module Topographic Data Analysis

2D_Relief_Displacement

Resources created at University of Southampton for the module Topographic Data Analysis

Relief_Displacement_Example

Resources created at University of Southampton for the module Topographic Data Analysis

Relative_Orientation_Adjustment

Resources created at University of Southampton for the module Topographic Data Analysis

Slide_1

Resources created at University of Southampton for the module Topographic Data Analysis

Slide_2

Resources created at University of Southampton for the module Topographic Data Analysis

Orthorectification_Process

Resources created at University of Southampton for the module Topographic Data Analysis

Orthorectification

Resources created at University of Southampton for the module Topographic Data Analysis

Height_using_Parallax

Resources created at University of Southampton for the module Topographic Data Analysis

Groundxy_using_Parallax

Resources created at University of Southampton for the module Topographic Data Analysis

Types of chart and storytelling

Two lectures, first part on charts, second on data stories