Data visualization books: How to start your personal library The Excel Charts Blog There are many approaches to data visualization. Take well-know authors like Tufte, Cleveland, Ware, Few, Bertin or McCandless. There is some overlap, but they all approach data visualization from a different angle. We Love Infographics Rockmap™ by Ernesto Lago behance.net Here’s Looking at Euclid by Helen Friel Event Processing Why store data to find out what happened or what could have been when you can act on events as they occur? TIBCO's event-driven solutions allow you to capture, aggregate, and analyze real-time and historical data of any variety, volume, and velocity to gain contextual awareness and act preemptively. Anticipate Monitor and leverage fast-moving, real-time event streams from devices, logs, and applications to gain contextual awareness and seize opportunities or reduce risks the moment you sense them. Our event processing solutions identify patterns as they unfold and help you leverage the insights you've developed through experience.
Tools on Datavisualization A Carefully Selected List of Recommended Tools 07 May 2012 Tools Flash, JavaScript, Processing, R When I meet with people and talk about our work, I get asked a lot what technology we use to create interactive and dynamic data visualizations. To help you get started, we have put together a selection of the tools we use the most and that we enjoy working with. Read more Pathline: Connecting Designers With Scientists Chad Hagen’s ‘Nonsensical Infographics’ « Man Make Home June 3, 2009 by manmakehome I stumbled on these fantastic ‘Nonsense Info Graphics’ from Chad Hagen on flickr today. Spend the rest of the afternoon trying to figure out what they’re actually charting! More on his flickr page. Like this: Like Loading...
What is Visualization? A Definition What is a visualization? The word is problematic, and there have been very few definitions that try to define this field we are working in. More importantly: what is not a visualization? See the world differently with these minimalist maps This is what the world like if national borders were ignored and only one type of topographical feature was mapped. Airports Lakes
Big Data Conference - Strata + Hadoop World, February 17 - 20, 2015, San Jose, CA What previous attendees have said I learned more about big data in just three days attending Strata than in one year doing research on my own. One of the most valuable events to advance my career. A Tour through the Visualisation Zoo Related Content Visualizing System Latency Heat maps are a unique and powerful way to visualize latency data. Explaining the results, however, is an ongoing challenge. Browse this Topic: Paul Laffoley's psychotronic schematic diagrams of metaphysical knowledge systems 'Paul Laffoley was born into an Irish Catholic family in Cambridge, Massachusetts in 1940. He spoke his first word, “Constantinople,” at six months, then remained silent until the age of four (having been diagnosed as slightly autistic), when he began to draw and paint. In his senior year at Brown University, he was given eight electric-shock treatments. He was dismissed from the Harvard Graduate School of Design, but managed to apprentice with the sculptor Mirko Baseldella, before going to New York to apprentice with the visionary architect Frederick Kiesler.
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Started using your.flowingdata.com to capture daily events and collect data. Very interesting stuff. by anitha Oct 14
I am amazed by it too. Looking for some inspiration and ideas of how I could visualise our project. by kurhouesaz Feb 1
I think that important needs to be added to interesting and beautiful :) I was struck by this quote from the Do Blog ( "Many of the great businesses of the next decade will be about making information about our behaviors more visible." Its not information we see, but ourselves. by mikemarinos Dec 12
is anybody else as amazed at the multitude of interesting and beautiful ways people have discovered to present information on the web as am I? by mojojuju Dec 12