Data Hub: Geospatial and Data Sciences Support

The U of I Library Data Hub is a dedicated service location providing co-curricular and research support in the areas of geographic information systems, data sciences, data analysis and visualization, and research data management. Located in the Library’s Map Room (First Floor, Rm 107), the Data Hub features specialized equipment, staff, and collaborative space available to all U of I patrons.

Students, faculty, and staff are invited to get help with topics such as GIS, Git, R, Python, Excel, and data-related tools and information resources. Collaborative work areas with large displays are available for consultations and general use, as well as powerful desktop computer workstations.

Building on the Library’s long history of curating and disseminating data collections under programs such as INSIDE Idaho, the Data Hub’s mission is to strengthen students’ knowledge, awareness, and techniques for accessing data and using it in transformative ways. With collaborative work areas focused on data analysis and visualization, a service desk staffed by librarians, and other campus units encouraged to collocate (including RCDS and Statistical Consulting), the Data Hub is a central place to connect with geospatial and data sciences support.

People

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Jeremy Kenyon

Research Librarian; Liaison to Natural Resources
jkenyon@uidaho.edu

Jeremy assists with research data management, data collections, and working with qualitative and quantitative data.

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Bruce Godfrey

Geospatial Information Systems Librarian
bgodfrey@uidaho.edu

Bruce assists with all things GIS and spatial information related. He manages the INSIDE Idaho and ArcGIS Online systems for the U of I.

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Norman Lee

Research, Outreach, and Engagement Librarian; Liaison to Science and Engineering
normanlee@uidaho.edu

Norman assists with research and data management with in Science and Engineering.