The usual: get data, analysis, visualize; rinse and repeat
Resource Links
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Process of Creating Data Visualizations →
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8 hats of data visualisation design →
Skills for visualization; see also
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Mike Bostock joins NYT →
Great news for both
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Data we have vs. data we want →
Deciding what analysis results can be expanded to the real world
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HiveR →
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The Slow Web →
Value in not knowing everything immediately
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Google lowers price for Maps API usage →
From $4 per 1,000 loads, down to 50 cents
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Peity →
jQuery plugin that converts an element’s content into a mini pie, line, or bar chart [via]
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Datawrapper →
Open source data visualization, geared towards journalists
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IBM Predictive Analytics Suite →
New software as they continue on with their Smarter Planet push [via]
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Doing the Line Charts Right →
Keeping it simple and highlighting what’s important
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AgileGraph →
Another online dashboard maker; has a demo you can use with your Gmail
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Mis-charting economic history →
Critique and remake of a widely spread but poorly made chart
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D3 + Leaflet →
Bostock keeps on churning, redering GeoJSON shapes
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Tips for Grad Students in Statistics →
Tips for Grad Students in Statistics. Oh, now they tell me.
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Privacy matters even if you have nothing to hide →
Stumbled on this year old article by Daniel J. Solove professor of law at George Washington University
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How to create a scientific visualization →
Short video on the process
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Big Data disguises digital doubts →
“Albro worries that the hype over Big Data is warming up for Big Disappointment down the road.”
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Google Analytics and Processing →
The beginnings of a sketch
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Visualization progress →
Proposal for moving the field forward