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Resbaz Posters - My Digital Toolbox - Data Visualisation Training
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posted on 2021-02-02, 05:06 authored by Richard FerrersRichard FerrersResbaz, the Research Bazaar, is a training conference, first held at the University of Melbourne (derived from Software Carpentry), helping new researchers learn digital tools. At that conference researchers are encouraged to present posters of their research, their tools, and their challenges.
Attached are my posters for:
- 2016
- 2017
- links to related outputs, and training material, for archive purposes.
At Resbaz, I learned especially about:
2018 - Data Visualisation; Observable Notebook (Maegul)
2017 - Data Visualisation; D3 javascript (Maegul), Plot.ly
2016 - Data Visualisation; D3 (IsaKiko), GitHub blogging
Examples of visualisations at areff2000.github.io.
Links to course training material, provide in links below.
Outcomes of the training include (links below):
- publishing on value of NBN data (D3 heat maps, Radar plot, Value Flower, Aster Plot) at Australian Journal of Telecommunications and Digital Economy (Ferrers 2016).
- publishing model of NBN value over 20 years to Parliamentary Inquiry (Observable Notebook;
Ferrers 2018)
Update:
v4 - added Resbaz testimonial. Add links to related data - taught tools at Resbaz.
v3 - added 2019 poster for ResBaz 2019.
