Titlebook: New Challenges for Data Design; David Bihanic Book 2015 Springer-Verlag London 2015 Data & Information Visualisation.Digital & Media Desig

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Graphics Lies, Misleading Visualsrm audiences. However, the mirror image of that awareness, the study of how graphs, charts, maps, and diagrams can be used to deceive, has remained within the boundaries of academic circles in statistics, cartography, and computer science. Visual journalists and information graphics designers—who we

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atNight: Nocturnal Landscapes and Invisible Networksrelationships of meaning, cause and dependency established between citizens and their environments. Technical advancements over the past decade have modified the way we sense, seize, use, plan and build present cities. Besides architecture of ., we should recognise an expanding landscape of invisibl

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Visualizing Ambiguity in an Era of Data Abundance and Very Large Software Systemsthanks to advances in ETL and analysis tools, data is no longer restricted to the same traditional sources. This chapter walks the reader through the process of visualizing the ambiguous attribute of quality in two complex and mature software systems, namely, Firefox and Chromium, each of which has

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Sketching with Dataal footprints). That intangible material takes the form of cellular network activity, aggregated credit card transactions, real-time traffic information, user-generated content, or social network feeds. The capacity to transform this type of big data into?insights, products, or services has called f

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Big Data, Big Storiesporations, governments, and academics alike started to collect and record information on an unprecedented scale. The rate at which new information is stored is growing to such an extent that today, 90?% of all the worlds’ data have been created in the last 2?years (IBM Big Data, December 28, 2013: .

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Mappinginstitutions, documents, and beliefs involved in a problem and mapping it out as a network. It builds on the idea of the . by Michel Foucault who described it as “a thoroughly heterogeneous ensemble “where” . itself is the system of relations that can be established between these elements.” He tried

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ond half of the book delves into a large number of common an.This reference manual for the OpenStat software, an open-source software developed by William Miller, covers?a broad spectrum of?statistical?methods and techniques.? A unique feature is its compatibility with many other statistical program

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ond half of the book delves into a large number of common an.This reference manual for the OpenStat software, an open-source software developed by William Miller, covers?a broad spectrum of?statistical?methods and techniques.? A unique feature is its compatibility with many other statistical program