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Infographics and Visualizations as Tools For the Mind
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Alberto Cairo teaches infographics and visualization at the University of Miami. He taught at UNC-Chapel Hill between ... keep reading
From Celebrating Labor Day to Finding a Job, in 12 Infographics
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Let’s be honest: most of us in the United States love Labor Day because we get a day off work. (Ah, the irony.) ... keep reading
How Groups Stack Up: When to use Grouped vs. Stacked Column Charts
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Bar and column charts are one of the most frequently used chart types. They are simple to understand, simple to make, ... keep reading
3D Architectural Visualizations for Infographics
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Hugo A. Sanchez recently won a gold medal for data wrangling in the Visual.ly Olympics for his London 2012 Olympic ... keep reading
Visualization in Architecture: Drawing Types
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There has always been a connection between architecture and visualization. Not all visualization is about communicating ... keep reading
Responsive Information Design for Infographics with Dynamic Data
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Consumer-driven or real-time data can be unpredictable and messy, and designing a visualization around it is ... keep reading
In the Middle of Shark Week, 27 Bites of Shark Data
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Sharks are fascinating animals. They are as old as dinosaurs, they are top predators in the water, they come in strange ... keep reading
Winners of The Visual.ly Olympics
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When Visual.ly opened the Olympics category, we announced our own version of the Olympic games, for infographics and ... keep reading
Four Visualization Poems and a Haiku
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Arguably, all visualizations rely on metaphors to communicate. These metaphors allow us to use existing knowledge about ... keep reading
Visualizing The Olympics’ Energy Usage
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Hosting the Olympic games is a privilege for any city, and the culmination of years of planning, building and ... keep reading