Transparency declarations have a potential to capture a sizeable amount of public sector spending.
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The LBD is at its core a re-usable longitudinal data spine with each of its component providing the longitudinal link between business references. Data spine is a new concept.
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We demonstrate the use of a range of freely available anonymised and aggregated novel datasets to estimate visitation counts to natural areas.
Read more on A data science approach to estimate the use of natural spaces: a feasibility study
We have been working with the Department for Business and Trade (DBT) to show how data science techniques can enable and enhance the analysis of global supply chains.
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A large-scale accessibility audit of many courses and presentation templates on the Learning Hub and the ONS website in 2021 revealed many accessibility issues that would impact users of screen reader technology.
In this blog post Jake Marshall talks about the process I developed and why this project is important not only to the Campus, but to him personally.
We welcomed guests from 26 national and international organisations at our offices in Newport, including partners from Rwanda, Brazil, Thailand, Lebanon, Jordan and Canada.
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The Data Science and Data Visualisation Accelerator mentoring programmes will open for applications in January 2022.
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In 2021, our highly successful Data Science Graduate Programme has been expanded across the UK pubic sector. We have offered 50 places on the programme, located in 10 public sector organisations. 25 places were offered to new graduates, selected from 511 applications. An additional 25 places have also been offered to 25 analysts already in posts, who want to significantly increase their data science skills.
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We worked with Statistics Canada to help build data science skills in the Caribbean community, delivering virtual Reproducible Analytical Pipelines training to 12 nations over 5 time zones.
Read more on Taking Reproducible Analytical Pipelines on a virtual tour: first stop the Caribbean
We conducted a lessons learned exercise to help understand the challenges faced by our teams during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
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Across the public sector, analysts can benefit from the Data Science Accelerator, which opened for a new cohort of applications this week.
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Every day our digital footprint is growing through simple activities like shopping, meaning nearly every industry is seeking data science skills.
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Following a brief midwinter break, here is our bumper two-month update, covering December 2017 and January 2018. The Campus continues…
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Here’s our update for November, the month when the Campus won an award and had the privilege of welcoming numerous…
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This is our monthly update for October 2017 – one of a series of regular snapshots that highlight some of…
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This is our monthly update for September – one of a series of regular snapshots on what we’ve been doing…
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Two of our Data Analytics apprentices, Charlotte O’Brien and Alexis Fernquest, share their experiences as volunteers at the 2017 Data…
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Welcome to “the month that was”, providing you with a snapshot of what we’ve been doing this month to support…
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Welcome to the first of our monthly updates – a regular snapshot on what we’ve been doing to support data…
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It is 100 days since the Data Science Campus officially opened our doors to help the Office for National Statistics…
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The Data Science Campus celebrated a significant achievement on Monday 27 March, as it opened its doors for the first…
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Welcome to the ONS Data Science Campus. I’m Tom Smith, Managing Director for the Campus. On 27 March, Minister for…
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