Using flourish.studio to Create Data Visualisations
One of the tools that I suggest to those looking to take their data visualisation to the next level is flourish.studio. Like others in this arena such as datawrapper.de and[…]
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One of the tools that I suggest to those looking to take their data visualisation to the next level is flourish.studio. Like others in this arena such as datawrapper.de and[…]
One of the tools that I like to promote for those looking to begin data visualisation tasks is datawrapper.de. This is an ever more powerful web based tool that takes[…]
This tutorial is based on the very thorough and prescient workshop conducted by Stefan Sinclair at DH2015 where he introduced the newly released Voyant 2.0. Outline Installation and Setting Up[…]
Wax is a Jekyll-based framework that offers ‘an extensible workflow for producing scholarly exhibitions with minimal computing principles.’ Sounds good to me. IT clealry focusses on optimising sharing images for[…]
This tutorial will extend the earlier Introduction to OpenRefine. It will lead you through more sophisticated operations in the exploration of OpenRefine. This tutorial uses a sample dataset available at http://digitalnomad.ie/ACIrishBrews2018.tsv[…]
This tutorial will lead you through an exploration of OpenRefine and demonstrate how it can be used to interrogate and clean your dataset. It freely acknowledges the wonderful introductory tutorial: Seth van[…]
I gave kepler.gl a revisit this week. Kepler.gl is an #OpenSource platform deployed on MapBox and provided by Uber Labs through GitHub. It provides a graphical interface allowing for the[…]
The aptly named new visualisation platform flourish.studio went live a few weeks back and offers users the opportunity to explore and present their data in a variety of engaging ways.[…]
Beth Seltzer, @beth_seltzer, posted a super simple recipe for visualising Shakespearian character interaction on her blog – Shakespeare Network Hack. It’s a great tutorial for learning how to collect data,[…]
More a caution than a critique, I was fascinated and left to ponder Peter Liu’s time-based spatially informed map presented in the MapBox Blog this week. I think that the[…]