Lightening Talks: Spatial data science + storytelling : a practical perspective
DescriptionCombining spatial computing and interactive 3D visualisation can give users more intuitive ways to get a handle on their data. So why is this sometimes seen as a gimmick? In this presentation we address the practical challenges and barriers to adopting spatial visualisation for current generation XR hardware - and the benefits. We show Mod's process developing business knowledge graphs using Grapho - a spatial visualisation toolkit for Unreal Engine. We address the technical expertise required, the complexity of data, performance issues, integration with existing systems, standardisation issues, hardware availability and user acceptance. We offer practical tips on how organisations can overcome barriers and unlock the full potential combining data science and storytelling.
The presentation will examine key benefits of graph databases and the significance of the upcoming new International Standard - Graph Query Language (GQL). We introduce the concept of Topological Machine Learning pipelines - where the topology of knowledge graphs and data is analysed to extract higher quality insights.
The takeaway is concrete tips and tricks to leverage spatial knowledge graphs in your workplace. Businesses can vastly improve their ability to interpret data, streamline decision-making processes, and craft compelling narratives through pragmatic use of graph data.
The presentation will examine key benefits of graph databases and the significance of the upcoming new International Standard - Graph Query Language (GQL). We introduce the concept of Topological Machine Learning pipelines - where the topology of knowledge graphs and data is analysed to extract higher quality insights.
The takeaway is concrete tips and tricks to leverage spatial knowledge graphs in your workplace. Businesses can vastly improve their ability to interpret data, streamline decision-making processes, and craft compelling narratives through pragmatic use of graph data.
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Event Type
Business and Innovation Symposium
TimeThursday, 14 December 20232:15pm - 2:20pm
LocationParkside Ballroom 2, Level 2 (Convention Centre)
