Learning Resources
Through the ONS-UNECE Machine Learning Group and our Data Science Campus Faculty, we offer access to research reports and training on data science coding and applied techniques.
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Partnerships
The team supports global capacity development through collaboration with international organisations and statistical agencies.
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Global System for International Classification of Diseases
The Data Science Campus International team has been partnering with the Iris Institute to support the software development roadmap to improve coding of causes of death.
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European Statistical System Web Intelligence Network
The team has been partnering with Eurostat on use of web data for official statistics
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Advancing official statistics through web data and international partnerships
We have been partnering with the European Statistical System Network (ESSnet) Trusted Smart Statistics – Web Intelligence Network project (WIN) since April 2021. With the objective of providing comparable statistics at EU level for all members.
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Bringing the world to ONS: Working together on data science and big data
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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UK data science on a global stage
At the World Expo in Dubai, we supported other National Statistics Organisations to develop their data science capability by delivering a series of workshops, training sessions and discussions.
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Mentoring without borders – growing data science skills internationally
The International Data Science Accelerator Programme opened for its’ first applicants on 31 January. We spoke to Fatima Al Taharhwa (Department of Statistics, Jordan) and her mentor Hatem El Sherif (Federal Competitiveness and Statistics Centre, United Arab Emirates), who took part in the pilot programme.
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How international collaboration is advancing machine learning in official statistics
In 2021, the ONS-UNECE machine learning group demonstrated the benefits of international cooperation for advancing machine learning in official statistics.
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Making an international impact with data science mentoring
Our FCDO hub’s mentorship model has helped countries, including Rwanda and Vanuatu, deliver in-house data science projects with significant impact, while also creating a flourishing sustainable ecosystem of data scientists.
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Taking Reproducible Analytical Pipelines on a virtual tour: first stop the Caribbean
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.
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Detecting Trucks in East Africa
Many countries in the developing world lack regular estimates of road traffic activity. To address this, we applied machine learning techniques to open-source satellite data to generate estimates of traffic volume in Kenya, East Africa.
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Mapping HIV risk in Côte d’Ivoire, West Africa
We have been exploring if machine learning methods and publicly available spatial datasets can be used to map and understand HIV risk in Cote d’Ivoire, West Africa.
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Leading international collaboration in machine learning for official statistics
How the Data Science Campus and UNECE are continuing to lead international collaboration on Machine Learning for Official Statistics through the ML 2021 group.
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ONS-UNECE Machine Learning 2021 Group
The Campus is partnering with the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) to to develop research, build skills and share resources on Machine Learning developments and applications for official statistics across the global statistical community.
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2021 Commonwealth Professional Fellowship programme
The Campus will develop and deliver the 2021 programme in partnership with several Office for National Statistics (ONS) teams and other government departments.
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Data science capability for Africa
The Campus is supporting colleagues in statistical organisations across the world to take advantage of new data and techniques in their work.
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Welcoming Statistics Indonesia
In the last quarter of 2018 the Campus welcomed delegates from Statistics Indonesia to exchange experience in growing data science skills across government, as they prepare to launch their own Masters programme and Centre for Big Data Statistics.
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Data Science Campus visits Rwanda
Ceri Regan, Academic Manager at the campus, talks about the recent ONS visit to the National Institute of Statistics in…
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Data Science Campus hits the world stage
The Data Science Campus at ONS in Newport had barely celebrated its first 100 days when a few of the…
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Hello! My name is Solange and I am one of the Academic Managers for the Data Science Campus. Since joining…
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