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    The Second User Research Report for the DSH is released

    Marking two years of successful user engagement activities in the UK’s environmental data space, the Digital Solutions Programme team at The University of Manchester published its second user research report in May 2024.  The 2024 report builds on previous work…

    By Nourhan Heysham 24 May 2024
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    Open Data Manchester publish the report from our user engagement workshops

    Open Data Manchester was commissioned to undertake a programme of user research that delved into the processes, workflows and workarounds of people as they tried to use environmental data, and sought to understand the concerns, challenges and barriers that they…

    By Richard Kingston 7 September 2023
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