Xcelsius
does magical things for your Excel spreadsheets. It turns the
numeric data into controlable Flash charts, which can be standalone
"movies," imported into PowerPoint or sent to colleagues as
click-and-manipulate e-mail. Check out the Quicktime demos at http://www.infommersion.com/demos.html
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Friday, March 25
Xcelsius -- IAJ's "Best Digital Tool-of-the-Week"
by
JTJ
on Fri 25 Mar 2005 06:51 PM MST
Thursday, March 24
Gallery of Data Visualization
by
JTJ
on Thu 24 Mar 2005 06:29 PM MST
This Gallery of Data Visualization displays some examples of the
Best and Worst of Statistical
Graphics, with the view that the contrast may be useful,
inform current practice, and provide some pointers to both historical and current work.
We go from what is arguably
the best statistical graphic ever drawn,
to the current record-holder for the worst.
See http://www.math.yorku.ca/SCS/Gallery/ Wednesday, March 23
Bogus Visual Stats from CNN
by
JTJ
on Wed 23 Mar 2005 02:12 PM MST
Media Matters for America points out a bogus use of bar charts by CNN. Yes, the scale and base line DO matter. See http://mediamatters.org/items/200503220005 Update: CNN corrected its chart. Tuesday, March 22
Black Coaches in N.B.A. Have Shorter Tenures
by
JTJ
on Tue 22 Mar 2005 07:37 PM MST
DAVID LEONHARDT and FORD FESSENDEN of The New York Times delivered a straightforward analytic piece today. "Black Coaches in ... more »  4 AttachmentsMonday, March 21
Animated map of fires following San Francisco's 1906 earthquake
by
JTJ
on Mon 21 Mar 2005 05:51 PM MST
Elementary but interesting application of animated maps of an historic event.
http://www.archive.org/download/ssfBURNMAP/ssfBURNMAP.AVI more » Thursday, March 17
LECTURE: The Internet, Epidemics, and Kevin Bacon: The Emerging Science of Networks
by
Tom Johnson
on Thu 17 Mar 2005 08:23 AM MST
Abstract: There are networks in almost every part of our lives. Some of them are familiar and obvious: the Internet, the power grid, the road network. Others are less obvious but just as important.... This lecture looks at some new discoveries regarding networks, how these discoveries were made, and what they tell us about the way the world works. more »
Sunday, March 13
eContent Magazine Review of Anacubis, Social Networking software [JTJ]
by
JTJ
on Sun 13 Mar 2005 11:43 PM MST
Reviewer's View: anacubis Desktop is a
novel and sophisticated tool for analyzing data—and connections between
data and data sources—imported from ... more »
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International Network for Social Network Analysis
by
JTJ
on Sun 13 Mar 2005 11:08 PM MST
This
page contains information about the organization, International Network for
Social Network Analysis and related subjects.
http://www.insna.org/ Saturday, March 12
Journalism and GIS
by
JTJ
on Sat 12 Mar 2005 10:37 PM MST
The winter 2004/2005 issue of ArcNews, published by ESRI, carries two stories about journalism institutions employing GIS.
* Newsweek Maps Out Hurricane Story With GIS and ESRI BIS Data: Fast, Accurate GIS Mapping Visually Enhances News Story * CBS News Headlines GIS Mapping: 2004 Presidential Election Coverage |
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