This post will discuss the extension, the collaboration process behind its development, and how it has enhanced the Water Hub’s visual presentation of data and improved how contributors and users interact with it.
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An interview with Malcolm Fraser, Pacific Data Hub Programme Manager, about data stewardship in the Pacific and getting data to those who can use it.
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As the climate crisis intensifies, the need for high-quality, accessible data has never been more urgent. Climate data portals serve as centralized repositories where climate-related information can be stored, organized, accessed, and shared across organizations and borders.
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An interview with Maeva Tesan, Information, Communication and Knowledge Management Officer, Pacific Data Hub and Pacific Community Centre for Ocean Science
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When we talk about data portals, we usually focus on their role in collecting and cataloguing data, improving its quality, and making it more discoverable and shareable. But even with the very best data portal, it can still just be data sitting on a site.
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It is no newsflash that governments at all levels are using data more to improve public policy and meet both the increasingly complex challenges they face and the expectations of a more data literate business sector and citizenry. Much of this data comes from what might be termed traditional sources – official statistics, surveys and censuses, etc.
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