Event video: 1911 Irish Census and Technology: bringing the past, present and future together
Aine McGuire
Picture: Aine introducing the event on Zoom
This post is part of a series: 1911 Irish Census
- Unlocking the value in historic records with Cantabular
- Realising the historical value of the Irish Censuses of Population
- Guest post: Cantabular: a new use-case for OpenStreetMap
- Event video: 1911 Irish Census and Technology: bringing the past, present and future together
- Republishing the historic 1911 Irish census as an interactive dataset
On 29th April, 2021 we held a virtual event: 1911 Irish census and technology: bringing past, present and future together. 165 historians, statisticians and archivists from around the world joined us on Zoom to see and hear about our work turning the historic 1911 Irish census records from the National Archives of Ireland into a rich real-time dataset.
Watch the full event video
The video of the event is shown below. You can skip to particular sections of the event using the chapter indicators in the video timeline or watch the video on YouTube.
Download speaker presentations
The slides used on the day by our presenters are shown below. You can also download the presentation to read at your leisure.
Acknowledgements
We like to thank everyone who attended and all those who gave us valuable feedback in the post-event survey. We’d also like to thank The National Archives of Ireland, Central Statistics Office Ireland and OpenStreetMap Ireland for their support in helping make our event successful.
Are we making the dataset available soon?
Watch this space! We’ll shortly make an announcement on the steps we’re hoping to take to make the dataset openly available.
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We're heading to the American Statistical Association's Joint Statistical Meetings in Toronto, Canada from August 5th to August 10th. Come and meet us in the exhibition hall.
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