At the end of each month I pull together a collection of links to some of the most relevant, interesting and useful articles I’ve come across during the previous month. If you follow me on Twitter you will see many of these items tweeted as soon as I find them. Here’s the latest collection from November 2010:
Fathom | Video of Ben Fry talk at UX Week in San Francisco | Link
Visualology | The Gestalt of Slides | Link
Data Pointed | ‘Measuring The Universe’ – Roman Ondák’s living infographic | Link
Imperica | Stefanie Posavec on the process of visualising data | Link
Dynamic Diagrams | Science visualizations way small and way big | Link
BBC | Diagrams that changed the world | Link
Guardian | Analysing data is the future for journalists, says Tim Berners-Lee | Link
Flowing Data | Tutorial on how to make bubble charts | Link
Visual Eyes | Introducing Visualeyes – a web-based authoring tool to weave images, maps, charts, video and data into highly interactive and compelling dynamic visualizations | Link
Fell In Love With Data | Video Interview: JD Fekete talks about Jacques Bertin | Link
New York Times | The Opinionator Blog – Stories vs. Statistics | Link
Infosthetics | Visualizing data using long-time exposure photos | Link
Perceptual Edge | Unit charts are for kids | Link
Infosthetics | Impure: a new visualization programming language for non-programmers | Link
10,000 Words | 8 creative ways to use RSS feeds | Link
Wired | 80 gigapixels of London’s skyline | Link
Excel Charts | Consistent dashboard design: write a simple sentence | Link
Creative Review | New York magazine: data done right (Ed – or is it?) | Link
Don Norman’s JND | Looking Back, Looking Forward | Link
Drawar | Don’t call it minimalism | Link
Flowing Data | Format and clean your data with Google Refine | Link
Nieman Journalism Lab | Mario Garcia’s path to better designed newspapers | Link
Datavisualization.ch | How We Visualized 4.3 Million Votes | Link
Lars’ Notes | Slides of InfoVis 2010 presentation “How Information Visualization Novices Construct Visualizations” | Link
LSR Online | How visualization is being used in Leicestershire to inform policy | Link
Flowing Data | Open thread: How do you start working on a data graphic? | Link
Eager Eyes | Part two of Robert Kosara’s interview with Swivel “Part 2: Solving A Single Problem” | Link
Flowing Data | Guest post by Joan DiMicco “Telling Stories with Data, A VisWeek 2010 Workshop” | Link
Noisy Decent Graphics | The history of the colour wheel | Link
Drawar | The solo freelance designer’s plateau dilemma | Link