Tag Archives: data-visualization

Citeology

By admin | Published: December 26, 2011
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Citeology visualizes the relationships between research publications (via: infosthetics)  

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Just let Your Tiiiiime Flow

By admin | Published: March 21, 2011

Sarah Cohen, a Knight professor at Duke University and former reporter at the Washington Post, and Visual Hint bring you Time Flow. Time Flow: rethink[s] timelines, striving to always show as much textual detail about the data as possible… TimeFlow offers five different viewing options: timeline, calendar, bar chart, table and list. There is also [...]

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Search News By Topic

By admin | Published: October 1, 2010
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Great idea and good to see Calais grow from black-ops internal project to an open-API service.

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Big Ups to the Roundarch Crew

By admin | Published: September 8, 2010

Big congrats to the Roundarch team for launching the Bloomberg Sports fantasy football app. The visualizations are beautiful and the whole UI is easy-as-pie. I conducted the draft for my fantasy league last night and immediately referred to the app to see who I should start week 1. Now let’s see if it’s accurate! Great [...]

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Beautiful and Confusing US Open Data Visualization

By admin | Published: September 2, 2010

From an info aesthetics article…

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Crop Circles in the Stock Market

By admin | Published: August 26, 2010

I read an article in Zero Hedge a while ago about how the “flash crash” in the stock market was a direct result of “quote stuffing”, a fraudulent practice designed to manipulate stock prices in predictable directions enabled by the over-automation of the market through algorithmic trading. Recently I stumbled upon a daily blog dedicated [...]

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Where Are the Ants?

By admin | Published: August 2, 2010
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This reminds me of a flex-coded, corporate version the machine in Darren Aronofsky’s Pi. Only with fewer ants creating the special sauce (sorry for the spoiler but I think 12 years is past the statute of limitations). Seriously though, data-mining and trend-spotting algorithms are big business in todays T.I.A. world. And that’s fine – the [...]

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Digging in the Crates

By admin | Published: April 11, 2010
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This has gotten a lot of attention lately, but I think it’s worth a re-post. So sexy. Digging in the Crates from WE AIN’T PLASTIC on Vimeo.

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Go Tufte!

By admin | Published: March 8, 2010
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(from combustion) Edward Tufte Presidential Appointment Edward Tufte, March 7, 2010: I will be serving on the Recovery Independent Advisory Panel. This Panel advises The Recovery Accountability and Transparency Board, whose job is to track and explain $787 billion in recovery stimulus funds: “The Recovery Accountability and Transparency Board was created by the American Recovery [...]

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Feltron Is At It Again

By admin | Published: February 3, 2010
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Absolutely beautiful personal data visualizations are now available to view in Feltron’s 2009 Annual Report. Don’t forget to buy a copy. Someone tell Mulvey his designer-crush just turned a new page (literally).

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