Key Concepts in Large Scale Data and IMD

Flashcards covering the key concepts discussed in the lecture about large scale data, the Index of Multiple Deprivation, and other related topics.

What does large scale data require?

Huge amounts of paver.

What type of data does 'big data' typically refer to?

Data produced by the government, e.g., the census.

What is the Index of Multiple Deprivation (IMD)?

A measure published by local government that informs decision making and patterns of investment across various domains such as income, employment, education, health, crime, and barriers to housing.

How often is the Index of Multiple Deprivation updated?

Every 5 years.

What are some limitations of the IMD?

The last update was in 2019, which may not reflect changes in ownership or budget cuts.

What can be used as comparisons in the study of IMD?

Knaule and Chelmsley Wood.

What does the IMD illustrate about the quality of life?

It shows the spatial pattern of quality of life across different areas.

What are some of the domains included in the IMD?

Income, employment, education, health, crime, barriers to housing, and living environment.