10-02, 14:00–15:30 (Europe/London), Think
This workshop teaches sustainable open-source dashboard development using free tools with a focus on long-term archival strategies. Participants learn about accessible, maintainable dashboards that survive project funding cycles through proper documentation, containerisation, and community-driven maintenance approaches, ensuring content remains available beyond initial development periods.
This intermediate-level workshop is aimed at attendees who have experience in building dashboards in R or Python, and presents strategies and ideas for long-term accessibility and preservation. The workshop will highlight different tools and strategies, and will include group discussions, and the development of a shared resource for future reference. Hopefully this workshop will generate new ideas and workflows for the community to use!
We will have interactive polls and Q&A, but will not be coding. You can use a laptop or a smartphone to interact with the polls.
Fran is a Senior Research Fellow and Lecturer at the University of Leeds. She uses advanced data science to explore spatial and demographic health inequalities. Her policy-driven work leverages diverse data sources to understand behaviours, identify barriers, and inform strategies that promote health equity across population groups.
Maeve is a Research Software Engineer at the University of Leeds in the UK, with a PhD in planetary science and geophysics. In her current role, she collaborates across a wide range of disciplines to enhance research through accessible computational tools and reproducible workflows.