Welcome to Data Dialogues! We highlight two people working with environmental data on their own and then bring them in conversation with each other. That’s three episodes for you to enjoy either independently or as a set!
Sam Ikin
Coronavirus Visualization Team
American Family Association
Berkeley Earth
CAG and CODATA and Tonkin & Taylor
Data & Society
PwC
DATA TALKS
Data-Smart City Solutions
Alexander von Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society (HIIG) & Federal Agency for Civic Education (bpb)
UP EDUK SC
Sashanna Wynter
Ronni Ravid & Zenne Hellinga
futureofgood
University of Glasgow, College of Social Sciences
Dr2 Consultants
COVINFORM project
Esri
Geothink.ca
ArsTechnica
BGT Productions
Re: Open Gov
PassionatePhDs
Kailynn Koozer
Ian M. Cook, Dumitrița Holdiș
Altair Insights
None
Jisc
chiki&bella
The Alan Turing Institute
Super Position
DataLab Materials Informatics Podcast
PARIS21
The Oil and Gas Climate Initiative
2DegreesC • Healthy Planet, Healthy People
Cambridge University
SonTek - a Xylem Brand
Oxford University
Kim McAllister
Cambridge University
Ash Center for Democratic Governance and Innovation
Nicholas John
GovEx
Centre for Longitudinal Study and User Support (CeLSIUS), UCL
Atkins, member of the SNC-Lavalin Group
Christie Bahlai
The Foil Podcast
Local Development Research Institute
AODN
SABC News and Current Affairs
NCI Australia
EB Writers Coalition
BCG Norway
None
UNESCO
Kaustav Das Sharma, Cole Killian, Bonnie Li, Himanshu Ranka
McKinsey Analytics
Data Refuge
SpaceshipOne
SCU Library
GHGSat
Global Ideas
Tellart
Archive
Omen Bird
Cambridge University
WWHGD Support
EXALT
Open Government Podcast
Albert Presto
IPAA ACT
Tyler Edwards
Powered by Ecochain
FSC International
USGS
Jules Padova & Neha Gajbhiye
GLYNT.AI
Melissa Stock
CESSDA
UNM BBER
Somnath Batabyal
EUMETSAT
IJNet
Superwomen in Science
Dr. Kelly Meier & Briana Williamson M.S
Ethics of AI Lab, University of Toronto
Equal Measures 2030
Robert Smith
Lance Gruber
Data Foundation
ICGEB
Something New
GovEx Data Points
Oxford University
Development Initiatives
4TC
Cambridge University
Angel Lexley
Harvard Data Science Review
Gordon Ruby