Content tagged visualization
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Artist reckons he sent a suitcase filled with GPS equipment around the world in a route tracing out the shape of a head—very very unlikely I say. gulfstream/2440
“Assortment of sculptures based on graphs and charts.” e.g. Consumer Confidence, 2006-07, brass, wood. gulfstream/2497
Three reworkings (some quite radical) of the Bloomberg Terminal. gulfstream/2319
120 calories’ worth of different foods. gulfstream/2322
“Bump chart” showing the movement of riders over the 2007 Tour de France. The rankings are pretty stable over a majority of the stages; some stages … gulfstream/2327
Scrollbar art installation. gulfstream/1784
Physically possible (i.e. gravitationally possible) arrangements of planets. gulfstream/1838
Where map geeks and music geeks intersect… Map superimposes 20th Century musicians over London’s tube map; musicians at intersections … gulfstream/1965
Good news, bad news: BBC news stories classified by mood. gulfstream/2005
Live geographic traffic stats for the BBC news. This is pretty sweet, despite not being very usable. (The colours that represent different traffic levels … gulfstream/2137
Nice graph prepared by a bride and groom showing the relationship between guests at their wedding. (more info) gulfstream/2282
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Chris Harrison - Visualizing the Bible
Slife Labs | Features
visual your app use, over time
Introducing 3D Live Stats
whizzy real-time spinning world showing hits to a website
STANFORD Magazine: March/April 2007 > Features > Information Expert Edward Tufte
EJSChart - 100% Pure JavaScript Charting Solution
Summize - Summarized product reviews
The Web Analytics Graph Collection eSnips Folder
'Beautiful Evidence' Author Edward Tufte and the Triumph of Good Design -- New York Magazine
Magic Ink: Information Software and the Graphical Interface
essay on user interfaces, but mostly notable for the nice display of the article itself.
Data Visualization: Modern Approaches | Graphics
examples of different "modern" visualization techniques
The Master of Clay Takes Aim at the Fast Courts - The New York Times
