Liam McGee

Background

About Liam McGee

Chief Scientist and Founder at Kaiasm. I lead a team specialising in large scale information engineering, ontology creation, data analysis and visualisation for commercial and public sector applications. Currently working on- New approaches to visualising, validating and evaluating the knowledge infrastructure needed for accurate, explainable AI applications- New methods of high density data visualisation and innovative online instrumentation and reporting for large and enterprise level e-commerce sites- Botanical growth structures for visualisation within large scale data environments- Visualisations for accelerated cognition within complex hierarchical large scale data environments for MOD and NHS among others- Synthetic organisation of semantic units within large scale datasets, for polyhierarchical and context-microfaceted information architectures at up to node scale. This is really *very* cool. Come and talk to me about this if you have a very big information architecture- application of value-weighted high density data visualisation, communication and engagement to problems in medical ontology, Digital Twin and BIM (Building Information Management). Pre data-science days, worked in web development, web standards development, mark-up and universal access since 1995, alongside brief stints at BBC Science & Nature (on 'The Ballad of Big Al'), AOL news, and the Environment Agency. Proud to have served for many years as a W3C Invited Expert as part of the organisation's Web Accessibility Initiative. Wrote '50 ways to make Google Love your Website' with Steve Johnston, published by Random House. Available from Amazon http://bit.ly/googlelovebook Possibly unexpectedly I am also a specialist in early dinosaur cladistics (hence member of the Linnaean Society of London), sand and aggregate design for specialist applications (hence Member of the Institute of Quarrying), and a sometime beekeeper, at peak herding over head of bee (hence member of the Frome branch of the British Bee Keepers Association).