Research
Projects
Data Governance, Security and Human Rights
Cutting Crime Impact (CCI): Collaboration in EU Horizon2020 Project. Gstrein, Bunnik, and Zwitter. From 10/2018-ongoing. The CCI is a 3-year project (started 1 October 2018) funded by the European Commission’s Horizon 2020 Programme. The aim of the project is to enable police and relevant local and national authorities (i.e. security policymakers) to reduce the impact of crime and, where possible, prevent crime from occurring in the first place. The CCI project focuses on crimes that impact negatively on citizens and their communities — including violent assault, robbery, burglary and anti-social behaviour — and the feelings of insecurity that such problems can create. The CCI project will develop bespoke support tools, resources and guidance materials (what we term "toolkits"). These will enable police forces and policymakers in the UK, the Netherlands, Germany, Estonia, Portugal and Spain to implement effective practice. LEAs will gain valuable experience in requirements capture, problem framing, ideation, concept generation, solution design and prototyping that is transferable to other areas. See more here.
Big Data and Policing: Assessing the Implementation of Big Data by UK Law Enforcement. PhD Project. Bunnik (2018-2021; Promoter Zwitter, co-promoters Mulqueen (UCLAN) and Lundie (University of Glasgow).
Self-Sovereign Digital Identity Management in the University Context. Zwitter and Gstrein. 2019-2020.
How did this person get in the data? A discussion of the blurry concept(s) of privacy in the digital age. Gstrein and Beaulieu. 2019-2020.
The Use of Big Data on Sustainable Tourism. PhD Project. Rahmadian (2019-2023; Promoter Zwitter, co-promoter Feitosa).
Virtual Reality in Research and Education. Zwitter, Gstrein, Coler, Schultz, ESI. 2020.
Artificial Intelligence and International Relations. PhD Project. Blauth (2020-2024; Promoter Zwitter, co-promoter Gstrein).
Enhancing Higher Education Capacity for an Inter-disciplinary Cybersecurity Study Programme: Orange Knowledge Programme project funded by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and managed by Nuffic. The project will run from January 2021 until March 2022. This is a collaboration between the DRC and the Center for Digital Society of the University of Gadjah Mada. See more here.
Risks to fairness and discrimination that arise through the use of algorithmic decision making and AI in law enforcement agencies in the Netherlands. PhD project. Haitsma (2021-2025; Promoter Winter, co-promoters Gstrein and Brink)
Data Creation and Interaction
Minor Data Wise: Data Science in Society . Beaulieu and Stulp. 2018-ongoing.
Organising Knowledge for Sustainable Futures: Knowledge Infrastructure for Reporting on Progress on SDGs. Beaulieu. 2019-2020.
Relating to Epistemic Responsibility: the machine learning entanglements of ten mental healthcare organizations in the Netherlands. Stevens (EUR) and Beaulieu. 2019-2020.
A Critical Introduction to Data and Society, under contract with Sage.Beaulieu and Leonelli (U of Exeter). 2019-2021
Cherishing epistemic ‘credibility’ beyond the truth: In pursuit of both credible and open-ended knowledge claims in the context of big ecology. PhD Project. Eren (2019-2023; Promoter Zwitter, co-promoter Beaulieu)
Global Flyways as boundary objects in knowledge infrastructures. Beaulieu, Eren, Piersma, et al. 2020.
Value of big data in research. PhD Project. Han (2020-2024; Promoter Stolk, co-promoters Beaulieu and Gstrein).
Data Applications in Earth System Sciences
Climate resilience in northern European delta areas. PhD Project. Kraamwinkel (2020-2024; Promoter Zwitter, co-promoters Van Der Voort and Beaulieu).
Data and Values
Value of big data in research. PhD Project. Han (2020-2024; Promoter Stolk, co-promoters Beaulieu and Gstrein).
Software Architecture and Quality
The Use of Big Data on Sustainable Tourism. PhD Project. Rahmadian (2019-2023; Promoter Zwitter, co-promoter Feitosa).
Partnerships
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