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Data As a Process

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This document discusses data as a process that involves making and remaking tools, datasets, and questions. It suggests three tactics for working with data as a process: 1) remaking the data, 2) considering different perspectives, and 3) recruiting allies. The document emphasizes that data involves both people and machines, and is shaped by relationships within communities.

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Data as a processMaking and remaking tools, datasets, and questionsElizabeth GoodmanPhD candidateUC Berkeley School of Informationwww.confectious.net@egoodman
About meplus Elizabeth Goodman and Andrea Moed
Data is made of peopleParkscan.org
Data is made of machines
For the people in the community, the map is not the endgame.Thea Clay, February 10, 2011
Rethinking data-shaped relationshipsInside a server farm: http://www.flickr.com/photos/sterlingely/1418364
Cities (and data) are obduratehttp://flickr.com/photos/limonada/6270210/AniqueHommels, Unbuilding Cities
Data as a process
Looking for non-usersParkScan.orgAdele Clarke, Situational Analysis
Tactic 1: Remake the data
Non-usersSeeking new data cultures
Tactic 2: Bark up a different treePelle Ehn and other writers on participatory design
Data needs spokespeopleBruno Latour, Science in Action
Tactic 3: Recruit allies
Working with obduracy
Data as totem,totem as object, object as processhttp://www.flickr.com/photos/bellecouleurjewelry/5389482358/Danny Miller, Materialityhttp://blogs.nyu.edu/projects/materialworld/2010/10/
Totems, British Museumhttp://www.flickr.com/photos/lodekka/5422557064/
Totem arts and craftshttp://www.flickr.com/photos/prayingmother/5414648626/
Thanks!@egoodmanwww.confectious.netegoodman@confectious.net

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