Part 4: The essential collection of visualisation resources
The contents of this post are now published on the interactive Resources page
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Share your experiences of the Tableau European Conference
Tableau Software is hosting its first ever, at the Hotel Movenpick, Amsterdam on 9th to 11th May with what promises to be an exceptionally packed and rewarding schedule of sessions and speakers.
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LIVE Singapore! visualisations reveal the city’s dynamics
LIVE Singapore! is a really exciting project from the SENSEable City Lab and part of the Future Urban Mobility research initiative at the Singapore and MIT Alliance for Research and Technology. Researchers have collaborated on the development of an open platform for collating and publishing a range of innovative, real-time data visualisations about the city.
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Google’s ‘Visualize Your Taxes’ contest winner announced
Google have announced the winners, runners-up and notable mentions for their recent ‘Visualize Your Taxes‘ challenge which invited designers to create data visualisations that would make it easier for US citizens to understand how the government spends their tax money. The winner is a project titled ‘Where did my tax dollars go?‘ by developer Anil Kandangath.
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Should HTML5 be considered a ‘Visualisation Resource’?
In my recently published Part 2 of the essential collection of visualisation resources I included HTML5 as a potential important language for creating visualisations. Having received some constructive comments and feedback from valued readers, I have decided to open up a discussion about whether to maintain HTML5 in this essential list, refine its description or
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Part 3: The essential collection of visualisation resources
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Best of the visualisation web… March 2011
At the end of each month I pull together a collection of links to some of the most relevant, interesting or thought-provoking articles I’ve come across during the previous month. Here’s the latest collection from March 2011
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Discussion: Can visualisation influence people?
Enrico Bertini has triggered another important data visualisation discussion with his latest excellent piece on the Fell in Love with Data site. I wanted to extend the dialogue by presenting my thoughts from here rather than sat in a comments box.
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Part 2: The essential collection of visualisation resources
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Google’s ‘Think Quarterly’
Google have launched an interesting new resource – an online quarterly book called Think Quarterly. In normal parlance you’d probably consider it on an online magazine or periodical but, semantics aside, the first issue is an excellent looking collection of articles themed around data. Google describe the purpose of Think Quarterly as offering some necessary
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