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EIJC19 & Dataharvest

Join us for four days of inspiration, learning and networking!

Louise Holst Andersen

Engineering Weekly / Ingeniøren
Journalist
Copenhagen, Denmark

09:30 BST

Check-in and Coffee Front hall

10:00 BST

Master class: Follow the money C3.03

12:00 BST

Lunch Front hall

13:00 BST

Master class: Follow the money C3.03

14:15 BST

Coffee break Front hall

14:45 BST

Masterclass: Follow the money C3.03

09:00 BST

Check-in and Coffee Front hall

10:00 BST

Welcome to the EIJC 19 Aula II

10:15 BST

Networking welcome Aula II

11:00 BST

Keynote: Billions from Russia whitewashed through Danish bank Aula II Exploring Networks with Graph Databases 1 C3.15 How to approach data for stories - panel C3.11 Python 1 C3.04

12:00 BST

Lunch Front hall

13:00 BST

Crossborder Collaborative Journalism - step-by-step C3.05 The Implant Files - how we did it Aula II #Europe1DegreeWarmer: making global warming data local C3.03 What you and I keep doing wrong when searching the web C3.37 Making bottom-up work: From local reporting to EU decision-makers C3.06 Your neighbour’s grandma or an offshore landlord? Who owns our homes? Aula I Exploring Networks with Graph Databases 2 C3.15 Python 2 C3.04 Spreadsheet analysis - Excel 1 C3.11

14:15 BST

Coffee break Front hall

14:45 BST

Discover Datashare C3.14 Ghost offices, expense secrecy and the right to know Aula I Every breath you take: reporting on air quality and pollution C3.03 How to track persons online Aula II Spreadsheets analysis - Excel 2 C3.11

16:00 BST

Coffee break Front hall

16:30 BST

Tracking European weapons to conflict zones Aula I Coordinating Global FOI Work - The Implant Files C3.03 Investigating corporate lobbying in the EU C3.18 From local stories to big impact: the case of Housing C3.05 Digital security: File encryption C3.19 Mapping with QGis 2 C3.15

19:00 BST

The city of Mechelen invites us to a reception! Mechelen Town Hall

08:30 BST

Coffee Front hall

09:00 BST

How to turn everything into a database C3.37 Selecting the big cross-border story Aula I Housing across Europe: what are the rules of the game? C3.03 To each their own: Different local media models and their audiences C3.19 Intro to R 1 C3.15 Investigating with Python and OSINT 1/2 C3.11 Using Code to Report on Cyber Crime 1/2 C3.04

10:15 BST

Coffee break Front hall

10:45 BST

Intro to R 2 C3.15 Investigating with Python and OSINT 2/2 C3.11 Using code to Report on Cyber Crime 2/2 C3.04

12:00 BST

Lunch Front hall Digital Safety Café - bring your lunch and your questions Aula II

13:00 BST

Following Airbus business across borders C3.19 Exposing networks of climate change deniers C3.18 This is how you can research radicalization on YouTube C3.10 Quality control - bullet-proofing your investigation Aula I R3 - Working with Tidyverse in R 1/3 C3.15 Watchdog reporting with SQL 1 C3.04

14:15 BST

Coffee break Front hall

14:45 BST

Grand Theft Europe - unveiling massive VAT fraud Aula II Discover Datashare C3.06 Pesticides? Air pollution? Learn how to get access to environmental information C3.37 All under one roof? Should journalists work with other groups? C3.19 R4 - Working with Tidyverse in R 2/3 C3.15 Watchdog reporting with SQL 2 C3.04

16:00 BST

Coffee break Front hall

16:30 BST

The best thing I did to become a data journalist Aula I Freedom of Information requests with the EU - institution by institution C3.19 Covering religious sects - using GDPR as a FOI tool C3.03 Uncovering the Bankruptcy Repeaters C3.10 R5 - Working with Tidyverse in R 3/3 C3.15 Watchdog reporting with SQL 3 C3.04

09:00 BST

Coffee Front hall

09:30 BST

FOI Tactics - workshop C3.19 Scrape without coding: Import.io 1/2 C3.15

10:45 BST

Coffee break Front hall

11:15 BST

Discover Datashare C3.03 Structured Internet Research Aula I Know your audience: how local media engage with their public C3.19 Scrape without coding: Import.io 2/2 C3.15

12:45 BST

Goodbye - see you next year! Aula I