The visual representation of data related to settlements and areas on maps is always a great aid and a striking complement to research, analyses, and studies. In countless fields of science, there is data that can be mapped and has been mapped; linking and analyzing this data together offers even greater opportunities for researchers. Furthermore, map-based visualization makes spatial relationships and research findings more understandable and transparent to the general public.
At the 17th instalment of the Kincs, ami van (‘Find a Treasure’) roundtable discussion series, we will be discussing the opportunities and challenges presented by geospatial data visualisation with our participants, who come from a variety of academic disciplines.
Participants in the discussion:
- Eszter Tanács – HUN-REN Ecological Research Centre, Research Fellow
- Gábor Demeter – ELTE Centre for the Humanities, GISta Hungarorum project leader
- Gábor Timár – Head of Department, Department of Geophysics and Space Science, ELTE Faculty of Science / Scientific Director of the MAPIRE project
- Tamás Prajczer – GeoX Geoinformatics Ltd., Managing Director
Moderator:
- Bálint Szabó – ELTE Research Centre for the Humanities, Institutional Data Steward
Kincs, ami van (‘Find a Treasure’) is a series of educational events organised by HUN-REN ARP. During these roundtable discussions, we explore a variety of topics relating to research data and data repositories, with the participation of invited experts.
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