Mapping the Caribbean Diaspora through Andrew Salkey's Correspondence (PhD Placement)
Mapping the Caribbean Diaspora through Andrew Salkey's Correspondence (PhD Placement)
Mapping the Caribbean Diaspora through Andrew Salkey's Correspondence (PhD Placement)
A British Library PhD Placement project to map the Caribbean Diasporic Network evident in the correspondence files of the Andrew Salkey Archive using data visualisation platforms Gephi and Kepler. The aim of the project was to map the movement of the correspondents across the globe overtime and create visualisations of the networks. The primary outputs of the project were linked datasets for Gephi and Kepler. The primary outputs of the project were linked datasets for Gephi and Kepler, as well as a scholarly contribution through the British Library Electronic Journal (EBLJ).
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Item type:Workflow, Mapping the Caribbean Diaspora through Andrew Salkey's Correspondence(2023-04)British LibraryA British Library PhD Placement project to map the Caribbean Diasporic Network evident in the correspondence files of the Andrew Salkey Archive using data visualisation platforms Gephi and Kepler. The aim of the project was to map the movement of the correspondents across the globe overtime and create visualisations of the networks. The primary outputs of the project were linked datasets for Gephi and Kepler. - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Blog post, Mapping Caribbean Diasporic Networks through the Correspondence of Andrew Salkey(2023-03-31)Lucy, NatalieThis is a guest post by Natalie Lucy, a PhD student at University College London, who recently undertook a British Library placement to work on a project Mapping Caribbean Diasporic Networks through the correspondence of Andrew Salkey.1 2