Category: Data Visualization
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THE FORGOTTEN MAPS OF MINARD | SANDRA RENDGEN
The grandfather of infographics, and his other work. THE FORGOTTEN MAPS OF MINARD | SANDRA RENDGEN.
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8 Suprising ways music affects and benefits our brains
At first I was intrigued by the visualization about 1/2 day the article (the 3 x 3 circles on the “Genre and Personality” poster. However this is an interesting piece on the impact of music. An interesting twist on personality types. I wonder where I really am. 8 Suprising ways music affects and benefits our…
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2014-06B: From Around The Web: 5 Next Steps For Data Visualization | Blog
Not sure this is new news (see article at bottom of this post), but good to see it being articulated. I would say the trends outlined below are already happening. There is, however still a gap between the three dimensions of data visualization production: The tools with many templates (Excel/Tableau) are not very creative, The…
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2013-07: An Amazing Blog Post on Dating (not mine)
Another short post. I recently came across this blog post, and was floored by it! Take a read: http://blog.okcupid.com/index.php/2010/02/16/the-case-for-an-older-woman/ Quick points of why I liked it (beyond the content) Extremely well written: I really like the style, and hope to get to that point one day Deep research on one data set: I was floored by how…
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More is less… too much of a good thing…
Infographics are everywhere… At first we had some great examples of infographics. Graphics that communicated information (message, question, data) to an audience. What distinguished some of the leading infographics was their ability to provide a tremendous amount of insights and inspire thinking. One of the most talked about and best examples of infographics was Charles…