Podatkovno rudarjenje senzorjev v delovnem okolju

nov pristop k antropologiji

Avtorji

  • Ajda Pretnar Faculty of Computer and Information Science
  • Dan Podjed Institute of Slovenian Ethnology, Research Centre of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.51663/pnz.59.1.09

Ključne besede:

računska antropologija, senzorski podatki, podatkovna etnografija, krožne mešane metode

Povzetek

Antropologija po nepotrebnem zaostaja pri vključevanju računskih metod v raziskave, čeprav te postajajo vse bolj priljubljene v družboslovju in humanistiki. Tudi v antropologiji namreč uspešno združujemo kvantitativne in kvalitativne metode, še posebej kadar prehajamo med njimi. V prispevku predlagamo nov metodološki pristop in opišemo, kako smo uporabili kvantitativne metode in podatkovno analitiko v etnografskem raziskovalnem delu. Metodologijo prikažemo na primeru analize senzorskih podatkov ene od fakultetnih stavb Univerze v Ljubljani, kjer smo opazovali prakse in vedenje zaposlenih med delovnim časom in ugotavljali, kako upravljajo s stavbo in bivalnim okoljem. Za raziskovanje smo na primeru t.i. »pametne stavbe« uporabili krožne mešane metode, ki prepletajo podatkovno analitiko (kvantitativni pristop) z etnografijo (kvalitativni pristop), ter sočasno empirično identificirali glavne prednosti nove antropološke metodologije.

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2019-06-07

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Letn. 59 Št. 1 (2019): Digital Humanities and Language Technologies

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