TenderNoise
Did you know that noise complaints are the no. 1 quality-of-life issue for city residents? The folks over at Movity.com tackle this issue with the TenderNoise project. Read more
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Review of the Eyeo Festival 2011
We spent the last week at the Eyeo Festival in Minneapolis and were blown away by the inspiring and creative atmosphere and the many, many talented and fun people we had the chance to meet. Read more
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Review of the opendata.ch 2011 Conference
On June 24th 2011, the opendata.ch 2011 Conference took place at the Swiss Federal Archives in Berne. Over 150 people from politics, journalism, science and technology gathered to hear about and discuss Switzerland's future on the Open Government Data front. Read more
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Review of the Visualizing Europe Conference
Power and potential of data visualization with an european perspective was the core topic of Visualizing Europe, a one-day conference organized by Visualizing.org, Information Aesthetics and the OpenKnowledge Foundation. With a speaker list that didn't leave no wishes open, an intimate and focused audience and stellar organization the event was a overall success. Read more
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Peoplemovin Visualizes Migration Flows
Peoplemovin, an experimental project in data visualization by Carlo Zapponi, that shows the flows of 215,738,321 migrants as of 2010 through the use of open data. Read more
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Visualizing Voices of the Vulnerable
UN Global Pulse, an initiative by the United Nations and Visualizing.org have teamed up to challenge you to visualize the voices of vulnerable populations in times of global crisis. Read more
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Travel Time and Housing Prices Map
MIG Inc. teamed up with the folks at Stamen Design for a series of interactive maps for the One Bay Area project. The first map in this series, the Travel Time and Housing Prices map, shows the relationship between travel time for different modes of transit, and housing prices in the bay area. Read more
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Visualizar’11: Understanding Infrastructures
Visualizar'11: Understanding Infrastructures aims to tackle the big questions around infrastructures — the big systems that support global processes such as the production and transportation of energy and water or the provision of global communication and mobility. Read more
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Inspirational Infographic Roundup UW Design Show 2011
The Design Division of the University of Washington presents its best work at UW Design Show 2011, their annual exhibition of student's work. Read more
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Visualizing Europe
A one-day conference organized by Visualizing.org, Information Aesthetics and the Open Knowledge Foundation that takes place on June 14 in Brussels, Belgium. Read more
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Visualize Demographics at UK Universities
Postgrad.com and David McCandless from Information Is Beautiful have teamed up and put together a new data visualization competition. The lucky winner will take home a brand spanking new iPad2! Read more
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Ghost Counties
Jan Willem Tulp, a freelance information visualizer based in The Netherlands has recently published his submission for the Eyeo data visualization challenge by Visualizing.org that analyzes the numbers of homes in proportion to the population in the USA. Read more
TenderNoise
Did you know that noise complaints are the no. 1 quality-of-life issue for city residents? The folks over at Movity.com tackle this issue with the TenderNoise project. Read more
Review of the Eyeo Festival 2011
We spent the last week at the Eyeo Festival in Minneapolis and were blown away by the inspiring and creative atmosphere and the many, many talented and fun people we had the chance to meet. Read more
Review of the opendata.ch 2011 Conference
On June 24th 2011, the opendata.ch 2011 Conference took place at the Swiss Federal Archives in Berne. Over 150 people from politics, journalism, science and technology gathered to hear about and discuss Switzerland's future on the Open Government Data front. Read more
Review of the Visualizing Europe Conference
Power and potential of data visualization with an european perspective was the core topic of Visualizing Europe, a one-day conference organized by Visualizing.org, Information Aesthetics and the OpenKnowledge Foundation. With a speaker list that didn't leave no wishes open, an intimate and focused audience and stellar organization the event was a overall success. Read more
Peoplemovin Visualizes Migration Flows
Peoplemovin, an experimental project in data visualization by Carlo Zapponi, that shows the flows of 215,738,321 migrants as of 2010 through the use of open data. Read more
Visualizing Voices of the Vulnerable
UN Global Pulse, an initiative by the United Nations and Visualizing.org have teamed up to challenge you to visualize the voices of vulnerable populations in times of global crisis. Read more
Travel Time and Housing Prices Map
MIG Inc. teamed up with the folks at Stamen Design for a series of interactive maps for the One Bay Area project. The first map in this series, the Travel Time and Housing Prices map, shows the relationship between travel time for different modes of transit, and housing prices in the bay area. Read more
Visualizar’11: Understanding Infrastructures
Visualizar'11: Understanding Infrastructures aims to tackle the big questions around infrastructures — the big systems that support global processes such as the production and transportation of energy and water or the provision of global communication and mobility. Read more
Inspirational Infographic Roundup UW Design Show 2011
The Design Division of the University of Washington presents its best work at UW Design Show 2011, their annual exhibition of student's work. Read more
Visualizing Europe
A one-day conference organized by Visualizing.org, Information Aesthetics and the Open Knowledge Foundation that takes place on June 14 in Brussels, Belgium. Read more
Visualize Demographics at UK Universities
Postgrad.com and David McCandless from Information Is Beautiful have teamed up and put together a new data visualization competition. The lucky winner will take home a brand spanking new iPad2! Read more
