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Seton Hall University Libraries\u2019 fifth annual participation in the Inter-University Consortium for Political and Social Research (ICPSR) sponsored Love Data Week successfully concluded two weeks ago. This year\u2019s theme was \u2018data is for everyone.\u2019<\/p>\n
If you missed any of this year\u2019s events, they were recorded and are now uploaded at Seton Hall University Libraries YouTube page with this playlist<\/a>.<\/p>\n Data Lakes<\/a>:<\/p>\n Dr. Olga Komissarova, researcher and recent Seton Hall PhD graduate, gives an excellent introduction and overview of the concept of data lakes, central repositories of unprocessed data in various formats, and the use of unstructured data (documents, images, video) for business intelligence.<\/p>\n Data Ethics<\/a>:<\/p>\n Business Librarian Chelsea Barrett and Data Services Specialist Samah Alshrief start a conservation about the role of data ethics in a modern world awash with data. They discuss the moral implications of handling and managing data with issues related to privacy, security, bias, and data reuse and scholarship integrity as well as the role of researchers to promote it with considered intentions, purposeful data collection, security, the impact of analysis, and raising general awareness of and training in data ethics.<\/p>\n Data in Finance<\/a>:<\/p>\n Dr. Anthony Loviscek, professor and chair of the Seton Hall Finance Department, discusses data in finance using a case study of Warren Buffett and his holding company Berkshire Hathaway, the idea of alpha (exceptional above average performance), and return to risk.<\/p>\n