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

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rs and artists.Offers an insight into the fast-changing and .The present work provides a platform for leading Data designers whose vision and creativity help us to anticipate major changes occurring in the Data Design field, and pre-empt the future. Each of them strives to provide new answers to the

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Show, Don’t Tellata in my work. Building on recent projects, I shall try to demonstrate how visualizations may not only reveal the meaning of data in a graphical manner, but also produce meaning through new styles of visual language.

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GILD

atNight: Nocturnal Landscapes and Invisible Networksible aspects of the reality. Using . as a paradigm, the research fosters urban planning from another perspective taking advantage of Big Data and its associated representation tools to interpret, intervene and rebuild contemporary and future metropolitan contexts.

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The New Aesthetic of Data Narrativereaders’ eyes to get familiar with new visual ways to convey the richness, the involvement and feelings (being engagement or concern) that we experience in our everyday lives rather than simplifications of the world. This contribution will outline the design process from the very first idea to the f

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Information Visualizations and Interfaces in the Humanitiesa, tools, or objects of study in the humanities (Schreibman et al. in A companion to digital humanities. Blackwell, Oxford, .; Gold in Debates in the digital humanities. University of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis, .; Berry in Understanding digital humanities. Palgrave Macmillan, New York, .). These

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Big Data, Big Storiesquestion using a case study from my own practice: ., A Digital Archeology. I will discuss how data technology invented and distributed by the software industry can, in the hands of designers and creative coders, amount to a data culture.