Data Support in Emory Libraries
The libraries at Emory provide research data support for projects and learning across multiple disciplines involving quantitative, qualitative, textual and network analysis, and spatial/GIS data.
We can collaborate with and advise you across the entire research life cycle, including accessing and using unique data, working with data analysis software, managing your data, and sharing your data for reuse by other researchers.
Contact a specialist below or email libdatahelp@emory.edu and we’ll connect you to the right person for assistance.
Contacts
ROBERT W. WOODRUFF LIBRARY
WOODRUFF HEALTH SCIENCES CENTER LIBRARY
Jeremy Kupsco
Shenita Peterson
Kim Powell
EMORY CENTER FOR DIGITAL SCHOLARSHIP
(inside Woodruff Library)
Funder Compliance
Public Access Compliance: Jeremy Kupsco
Data Management Plans: Jen Doty, Jeremy Kupsco
Geospatial Data and Software
ArcGIS, QGIS: Shenita Peterson, Megan Slemons
CARTO, Google Earth Pro: Megan Slemons
Finding Geospatial Data: Megan Slemons
Statistical Data and Software
SAS, SPSS, Stata: Rob O’Reilly, Shenita Peterson
Stat/Transfer: Rob O’Reilly
Epi Info 7: Shenita Peterson
Finding Public Health Data: Rob O’Reilly, Shenita Peterson
Finding Quantitative Data: Rob O’Reilly
Networks, Text, and Visualization
Network Analysis—Cytoscape, Gephi, Palladi:o Sara Palmer
Text Analysis—AntConc, Natural Language Toolkit, Voyant:
Sara Palmer
Data Visualization—Tableau Public: Megan Slemons
Publication and Impact Analysis
Web of Science, Scopus: Jennifer Elder, Kim Powell,
Shenita Peterson
InCites, Altmetrics, Publish or Perish - Google Scholar:
Jennifer Elder, Kim Powell
