Data Analysis & Visualisation According to FAIR Principles
Data Analysis & Visualisation According to FAIR Principles
The slides, R script, and Jupyter notebook for the workshop lesson "Data Analysis & Visualisation According to FAIR Principles" as part of the "NFDI4Biodiversity Seasonal School 2024" and the subsequent edition as part of the follow-up course "NFDI4Biodiversity & HeFDI & iDiv Seasonal School 2025". The lesson covers the principles of the data science workflow, using R and the tidyverse, with a focus on data visualization principles and the grammar of graphics with the ggplot2 package.
- Leibniz Association Germany
- Leibniz Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research Germany
workshop, training, dataviz, FAIR principles, NFDI4Biodiversity Seasonal School, NFDI4BiodiversityiDivSeasonalSchool2024, ggplot, datascience, NFDI4BiodiversityHeFDIiDivSeasonalSchool2025, datavisualization, ggplot2, rstats
workshop, training, dataviz, FAIR principles, NFDI4Biodiversity Seasonal School, NFDI4BiodiversityiDivSeasonalSchool2024, ggplot, datascience, NFDI4BiodiversityHeFDIiDivSeasonalSchool2025, datavisualization, ggplot2, rstats
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