BDB ASSISTANT

Breaking Down Barriers Project

Welcome to the Breaking Down Barriers (BDB) Project, a comprehensive initiative focused on understanding and improving social and economic participation in Australia. This project combines advanced data analysis with user-friendly tools to help you explore and understand complex social dynamics.

BDB Assistant

Meet your personal guide to the BDB Project - the BDB Assistant. This AI-powered tool helps you navigate through complex data, answer your questions, and provide insights about social and economic participation in Australia. Ask any open-ended questions about the variables, datasets, and analytical summary.

Variable Information Tool

Explore detailed information about social and economic variables used in the BDB Project. This tool provides comprehensive descriptions, measurement methods, and historical context for each variable.

Example Question: "What variable measures unemployment?"

Visual Analytics Tool

Create interactive visualizations to explore insights into data. Generate charts, graphs, and maps to better understand patterns and trends in social and economic participation.

Example Question: "Unemployment"

Analyst Tool

Access advanced analytical capabilities to perform in-depth analysis of social and economic data. This tool helps you identify patterns, correlations, and insights that might not be immediately apparent.

Example Question: "Show me a map for unemployment across Australia over the years."

Chat Interface

Interact with the BDB Assistant through this intuitive chat interface. Type your questions in the input box below, and the assistant will provide detailed responses, visualizations, and insights. The interface includes a send button for easy message submission.

Start Fresh

Begin a new conversation at any time using the "New Chat" button. This allows you to start fresh with a new topic or question, clearing the previous conversation history.

Provide Feedback

Help us improve the BDB Assistant by providing feedback on your experience. Click the feedback button in the bottom right corner to share your thoughts, suggestions, or report any issues.

Contact Support

Need help? Contact our support team at Ujjwal.KC@unimelb.edu.au. We're here to assist you with any questions or issues you may encounter.