@scott@pdx.social I did not read the article. What is the problem exactly? I could not get it from your post. It seems CB offers a useful service, what is wrong about what they do, the fact that they receive public money? (Sorry for not gathering more info before replying.)
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Only now I realize that I can’t repost something and add a comment here. Why? It seems so limiting! Did I miss something?
Here is my first post of my series in my newsletter on the role of data transformation in visualization. A topic I think it’s too often neglected. This first post is about selection and aggregation. Let me know what you think!Useful? Not useful? Did I miss anything relevant? P.s. I plan to write about 4-5 posts in the series. You can also sign up to my newsletter if you want to receive updates in your inbox! https://filwd.substack.com/p/shape-the-data-shape-the-thinking-10a
I am looking for material on different ways to create titles that go with visualizations. I'd like to include this in an upcoming lecture for my course. Do you have any advice on what to read? As of now I am planning to adapt the "Four-Level Model of Semantic Content" (https://vis.csail.mit.edu/pubs/vis-text-model/) work from @lundgard@mastodon.social and @arvind@vis.social to titles. Is there anything else I should read and/or be aware of? Thanks!!!
Hey folks, I am preparing a new lecture on narrative visualization. I am interested in narrative structures and design criteria. What should I read other than the classic Segel and Heer Narrative Vis paper? I am particularly interested in ways to help students think about sequences sequences of text and charts. Some questions: what is the best way to interleave charts and text (e.g., in an article) and how do I decide what is an appropriate sequence after I have done an extensive analysis?
Has anyone published a list of highlights from the VIS’23 conference in Melbourne? There used to be quite a few summaries in past years but with fragmented social media I have not seen any. Is there anything out there or people just stopped doing those?