<i>Nifty with Data</i>

Love, Matthew; Boisvert, Charles; Uruchurtu, Elizabeth; Ibbotson, Ian

doi:10.1145/2899415.2899431

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“…One of the sectors that makes the most use of BI is the health sector, which includes data warehouses, OLAP systems and dashboards for monitoring health policies [24][25][26]; spatial data warehouses that seek to take advantage of patient information to facilitate a more effective approach to epidemiological treatments [27][28][29]; and use of data mining techniques to create a health profile of patients and communities to facilitate treatments [26,29,30].…”

Section: State Of Artmentioning

confidence: 99%

BITOUR: A Business Intelligence Platform for Tourism Analysis

Bustamante

Sebastiá

Onaindía

2020

IJGI

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Integrating collaborative data in data-driven Business Intelligence (BI) system brings an opportunity to foster the decision-making process towards improving tourism competitiveness. This article presents BITOUR, a BI platform that integrates four collaborative data sources (Twitter, Openstreetmap, Tripadvisor and Airbnb). BITOUR follows a classical BI architecture and provides functionalities for data transformation, data processing, data analysis and data visualization. At the core of the data processing, BITOUR offers mechanisms to identify tourists in Twitter, assign tweets to attractions and accommodation sites from Tripadvisor and Airbnb, analyze sentiments in opinions issued by tourists, and all this using geolocation objects in Openstreetmap. With all these ingredients, BITOUR enables data analysis and visualization to answer questions like the most frequented places by tourists, the average stay length or the view of visitors of some particular destination.

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confidence: 99%

BITOUR: A Business Intelligence Platform for Tourism Analysis

Bustamante

Sebastiá

Onaindía

2020

IJGI

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“…The case study showed the value of using openly available data in the classroom and how the Open Data ecosystem encouraged the students to share their insights and results and gaining a sense of belonging to a community and a sense of pride in doing meaningful work. In [25], the authors describe an assignment investigating the relationship between weather conditions and levels of air pollution. The case study illustrates aspects of finding and accessing Open Data, sections of the extract-transform-load processes of data warehousing, building an analytic cube, and the application of data mining tools.…”

Section: Open Data Usage In Higher Educationmentioning

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Enterprise Architecture Oriented Requirements Engineering for the Design of a School Friendly Open Data Web Interface

Saddiqa¹,

Kirikova

Magnussen

et al. 2019

CSIMQ

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Open Data is considered a key to scientific innovations. These freely available datasets can also be used as a foundation to enhance the digital and data literacies among the younger generation of school pupils. This article presents the design and prototype of an Open Data web interface based on the Enterprise Architecture Oriented Requirements Engineering (EAORE) approach for Open Data usage as an educational resource in Danish public schools. We first systematically review the literature on Open Data use in educational fields and selected 14 research articles with a particular focus on the use of Open Data in the educational domain after prescribing an inclusion/exclusion criteria on 101 research articles identified initially. The review indicates that there is a gap between Open Data opportunities within the educational domain and in exploring the use of Open Data as a source to develop twenty-first-century skills, specifically digital and data literacies among younger school pupils. To fill this gap, we propose an EAORE approach that represents how Enterprise Architecture (EA) models can guide the overall Requirements Engineering (RE) process for the use of Open Data in Danish public schools. Based on these EA models, we designed the prototype of an Open Data web interface for schools.

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“…Such as disinclination due to a lack of knowledge about open data opportunities, access to relevant data sets, data skills, and so on. For instance, previous studies [13,17] have identified a lack of awareness of open data potential in education as one of the main barriers to open data integration into school education. Other researchers [18,33,34] have also listed barriers that may influence the use of open data in education, including a scarcity of technical expertise, teachers' lack of understanding of open data and a general lack of teacher training, and difficulties in using available data (because most open data sets come from public sector management and scientific research institutions).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The case study highlighted the importance of using openly available data in the classroom, and how the use of open data motivates the students to share their observations and outcomes. In [17], the authors describe an assignment examining the correlation between climate conditions and levels of air pollution. The case study demonstrates key elements of accessing relevant open data and the use of data mining techniques.…”

Section: Open Data Usage In Higher Educationmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Although open data has enormous potential, its actual use in education remains limited [17]. Many teachers are unaware of the benefits of using open data in the classroom and may encounter difficulties if attempting to do so [17,18] -such as how to incorporate the use of these data sets into the instructional design to improve students' digital and data skills, as well as how to find appropriate data sets. One major barrier to incorporating open data into school education is that the concept of data is often too abstract for students to grasp [18].…”

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Promoting data science in schools: Facilitating the use of open data and sensors in secondary education

Saddiqa

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Nifty with Data

Cited by 7 publications

References 8 publications

BITOUR: A Business Intelligence Platform for Tourism Analysis

BITOUR: A Business Intelligence Platform for Tourism Analysis

Enterprise Architecture Oriented Requirements Engineering for the Design of a School Friendly Open Data Web Interface

Promoting data science in schools: Facilitating the use of open data and sensors in secondary education

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