
From 1862, this was a comparative chart that provides you with the best of what was known for the major rivers and mountains of the world.
Great visualization let's you wander and discover, this does the job well
From 1862, this was a comparative chart that provides you with the best of what was known for the major rivers and mountains of the world.
Great visualization let's you wander and discover, this does the job well
From 1862, this was a comparative chart that provides you with the best of what was known for the major rivers and mountains of the world.
Great visualization let's you wander and discover, this does the job well
I have a new 'climate viz of the month' blog posted, which looks at the regional differences in days with open water across the #Arctic: https://zacklabe.com/climate-viz-of-the-month/
I have a new 'climate viz of the month' blog posted, which looks at the regional differences in days with open water across the #Arctic: https://zacklabe.com/climate-viz-of-the-month/
4/5 As an extreme example, you can plot the analemmas for noon and see that it's below the horizon for part of the year in the arctics: this is when those latitudes are in the long polar night! (the crazy looping around latitude = 0 is just from a singularity due to the spherical-to-rect projection)
Remember that pie charts have their uses!
Image found on lemmy.
#dataviz #infographic #piechart
Remember that pie charts have their uses!
Image found on lemmy.
#dataviz #infographic #piechart
New server, new #introduction:
👋 Hi! I'm Eric! I'm a scientific programmer & educator who writes mostly code. I currently work part time at #UniversityOfArizona where I help researchers by making R packages, #Shiny apps, automated data workflows, and training them on #ReproducibleResearch practices. I also mentor data scientists for @Posit Academy. I am #OpenToWork as a contractor if any of those skills sound useful to you.
My background is in plant chemical ecology and population ecology and for my PhD I studied #tea and did field work in China. I love tea (although I've been drinking coffee more and more lately) and practice #GongFuCha when I can. I love #foraging and tasting new things.
I currently live in #Tucson but the #BayArea will always be my home.
#rstats #rse #datascience #dataviz #ecology #chemistry #statistics
New presentation just posted at today's @useR_conf virtual conference: Plot Twist: Adding Interactivity to the Elegance of ggplot2 with ggiraph
By @tanya_shapiro & @CedScherer
New server, new #introduction:
👋 Hi! I'm Eric! I'm a scientific programmer & educator who writes mostly code. I currently work part time at #UniversityOfArizona where I help researchers by making R packages, #Shiny apps, automated data workflows, and training them on #ReproducibleResearch practices. I also mentor data scientists for @Posit Academy. I am #OpenToWork as a contractor if any of those skills sound useful to you.
My background is in plant chemical ecology and population ecology and for my PhD I studied #tea and did field work in China. I love tea (although I've been drinking coffee more and more lately) and practice #GongFuCha when I can. I love #foraging and tasting new things.
I currently live in #Tucson but the #BayArea will always be my home.
#rstats #rse #datascience #dataviz #ecology #chemistry #statistics
Updated every month: Access the raw datasets behind every #dataviz we've ever released online. The IIB Data Room. 500+ sheets, 1200+ datasets. Continually updated.
https://informationisbeautiful.net/data/
Here's the latest iteration of the internet infrastructure map. This time it's an interactive map instead of a giant SVG.
I'll be dropping a blog post talking more about this tomorrow. You all get a bit of a sneak peek today!
Here's the latest iteration of the internet infrastructure map. This time it's an interactive map instead of a giant SVG.
I'll be dropping a blog post talking more about this tomorrow. You all get a bit of a sneak peek today!
🎥 Le webinaire sur la datavisualisation, organisé par le GTSO #Données de Couperin, est désormais disponible en replay !
📅 Tenu le 17 décembre 2024, ce webinaire explore l’art de transformer des données complexes en récits visuels clairs, fonctionnels et esthétiques. Mais attention : une belle image ne suffit pas, elle doit aussi rendre les informations compréhensibles et pertinentes.
Ce webinaire propose :
✨ Des concepts et outils issus de différents univers disciplinaires.
✨ Des exemples concrets de projets et solutions pratiques.
✨ Une réflexion sur la place de l’image comme vecteur d’information.
👩🏫 Intervenants :
Jean-Daniel Fekete (Inria Paris-Saclay)
Étienne Côme (Université Gustave Eiffel)
🎥 Découvrez le replay et les supports sur notre nouvelle chaîne CanalU :https://www.canal-u.tv/chaines/couperin/derriere-la-beaute-des-images-des-donnees
⏰Le webinaire "Derrière la beauté des images, des données" sur la #datavisualisation approche ! Rendez-vous le 17/12 à 10h avec le GTSO #Données de @Couperin_consor. Inscription 👉 https://gtsodataweb10.sciencesconf.org/?lang=fr #dataviz
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