Please find here the Dataharvest github with a number of github repositories: dataharvest-EIJC
Aleksa Tešić: Find the spy tech: How to Spot Invasive Technologies in Public Procurement
Alex Ștefănescu, Simon Wörpel: Harnessing the power of OpenAleph: a look at its new features and how to use them to find the data you’re looking for
Alex Ștefănescu: How to reveal metadata and other hidden information in PDF documents&AI powered search through audio and video (part of “Skill take away – come and learn four skills/tools in one session”)
Alex Ștefănescu, Friedrich Lindenberg, Simon Wörpel: The Investigative Commons – how to share structured data, document collections and build knowledge collaboratively
Carmen Aguilar Garcia, Zeke Hunter Green: An investigative method to measure content on TikTok
Federico Acosta Rainis, Fernanda Buffa, Kuang Keng Kuek Ser: Masterclass: Spatial analysis with QGIS
Federico Acosta Rainis: How to create compelling before-and-after visualizations of satellite images using free tools (“Skill take away – come and learn four skills/tools in one session”)
Fernanda Buffa, Gustavo Faleiros, Kuang Keng Kuek Ser: How to track supply chains and money flows in Europe that contribute to environmental destruction in the Global South
FIlip Milošević, Henrik Chulu: Risky research – how to protect yourself when doing sensitive research and reporting in the field
Isaac Freeth: Investigating the role of consulting, PR and advertising firms in corporate influence campaigns
Jean Comte, Pascal Hansens: Welcome to the Brussels bubble: tips on how to investigate the EU
Joseph Smith, Alina Yanchur: Spreadsheets with superpowers: LLMs for data extraction and classification
Karrie Kahoe: Uncovering court records – a beginners guide to hunting for legal data
Karina Shedrofsky, Jan Strozyk, Alex Ștefănescu, Simon Wörpel: Investigative Tools for the Commons: DARC, OpenAleph, and the Case for a Shared Data Library
Kuang Keng Kuek Ser, Federico Acosta Rainis: Beyond the pixels: the power of raster data in QGIS
Laëtitia Sédou: Unveiling Europe’s arms industry lobbying
Lea Weinmann, Marcus Lindemann: Take your research skills to the next level with OSINT tools
Liubov Velychko: Investigating climate disinformation: methods for exposing fossil fuel industry influence on policy
Marcella Via: Investigating EU lobbying (part of “Investigating corporate lobbying – Tips and tools session”)
Marina Caporlingua: Find the Eurostat data you want – using an API
Miguel Ros Garcia: Is my house at risk of flooding? A data-driven investigation to track buildings in flood-prone zones
Nina Holland, Olivier Hoedeman: The EU deregulation wave and the corporate agenda – tips and stories to investigate
Pamela Duncan: Cracking the code: how to use RegEx in your investigations (cheat sheet)
Pamela Duncan: How to be an effective data editor (and build a data-friendly newsroom for international investigations)
Pierre Liebovici: Impact 101: How newsrooms around the world measure their echo
Rob England: Find your way through the data maze of Europe’s ‘illegal’ border crossings – guide
Zeke Hunter-Green: Investigating British royals’ wealth using geospatial tools: learn the basics of PostGIS