Last month I invited those who might be interested to let me know of where in the world they would like me to arrange my ‘Introduction to Data Visualisation’ training courses. At the time I was specifically interested in exploring options for India and Australia but any location is of course feasible depending on the volume of interest expressed.
Announcing my planned training locations for Autumn 2013 Read More »
As we approach June there is just a month to go until Google Reader is shut down so this is another reminder that if you follow me via RSS you will need to make some changes. If you’ve not already done so, your first decision will be to choose a tool to replace the job of Google Reader.
A reminder about following this site via RSS Read More »
At the end of each month I pull together a collection of links to some of the most relevant, interesting or thought-provoking web content I’ve come across during the previous month. Here’s the latest collection from April 2013.
Best of the visualisation web… April 2013 Read More »
Earlier this week I mused about an accidental fusion between music and visualisation. This comes on the back of other pieces about smells and visualisation and the possibility of taste and visualisation. Now we find a new collaborative concept in the shape of gardening and visualisation, or HortiViz if you like.
HortiViz? Twitter-fed digital garden wins gold Read More »
A few weeks ago I wrote a short article for the OECD’s Better Life Index blog and it was just published yesterday. It’s not a groundbreaking piece of work but frames a discussion about the success of the Better Life Index project that many of you will already be familiar with.
Article for the OECD Better Life Index blog Read More »
I was hard at work this morning preparing for a variety of things and it just so happened that I had Jonathan Corum’s ‘Kepler’s Tally of Planets’ work on my screen and BBC Radio 6Music playing in the background.
Kepler Funk: An accidental meeting of music and visualisation Read More »
Last night I had the privilege of talking at the New York Data Visualisation meetup event, hosted by the good people at McKinsey. This was based on a similar talk I gave in London last week as part of the ‘IDA talks’ series. The talk was titled ‘Opposites Attract: The Art and Science of Data Visualisation’.
Talk slides: NYC data visualisation meetup Read More »
To mark the scoring of a record number of goals for his club, Adidas have celebrated Frank Lampard’s 203 strike with a real-life 3D visualisation of where each of these goals were scored from.
Frank Lampard’s 203 goals visualised in 3D by Adidas Read More »
It feels like it has been a while since I mentioned my book ‘Data Visualization: A Successful Design Process’ but now seems as good a time as any because I have some free eBooks to dish out!
Learn about a ‘Successful Design Process’ with this free eBook offer! Read More »
Published yesterday comes the newest episode of the PBS ‘Off Book’ series in the form of a nice video titled “The Art of Data Visualization”, a subject close to the topic of some of my recent talks.
Video: ‘The Art of Data Visualization’ Read More »