While ONS (Office for National Statistics, UK) strategy is focused on making more use of government-held data to improve official statistics, researchers in the Data Science Campus are also exploring the value of social media data. There’s plenty of it and its potential seems obvious. But who is “citizen of the world” and where is “Black Pudding Land”? As well as privacy concerns some big limitations in the data need addressing too, conclude Lanthao Benedikt and Emily Tew.
onsdag 6 februari 2019
Can social media data improve official statistics? Not yet, suggests new work on tourism
National Statistical
While ONS (Office for National Statistics, UK) strategy is focused on making more use of government-held data to improve official statistics, researchers in the Data Science Campus are also exploring the value of social media data. There’s plenty of it and its potential seems obvious. But who is “citizen of the world” and where is “Black Pudding Land”? As well as privacy concerns some big limitations in the data need addressing too, conclude Lanthao Benedikt and Emily Tew.
While ONS (Office for National Statistics, UK) strategy is focused on making more use of government-held data to improve official statistics, researchers in the Data Science Campus are also exploring the value of social media data. There’s plenty of it and its potential seems obvious. But who is “citizen of the world” and where is “Black Pudding Land”? As well as privacy concerns some big limitations in the data need addressing too, conclude Lanthao Benedikt and Emily Tew.