home.social

#dataviz — Public Fediverse posts

Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #dataviz, aggregated by home.social.

fetched live
  1. 📣 New paper: Designing for biodiversity data in place: Species, encounters, and interfaces

    This open access paper presents our work developing ALA Lens for the Atlas of Living Australia.

    It shows how conventional interfaces can hide the taxonomic and spatial diversity that matters in biodiversity data, and how Lens reveals the relationships between species, people, and place.

    Co-authored with my @ANUResearch colleague Adrian Mackenzie and ALA collaborators Martin Westgate and Kylie Morrow 🙏

    Just out in People and Nature journal, part of a special collection on the "Digital Dimensions of Nature Recovery"

    besjournals.onlinelibrary.wile

    #design #sts #biodiversity #morethanhuman #dataviz

  2. 📣 New paper: Designing for biodiversity data in place: Species, encounters, and interfaces

    This open access paper presents our work developing ALA Lens for the Atlas of Living Australia.

    It shows how conventional interfaces can hide the taxonomic and spatial diversity that matters in biodiversity data, and how Lens reveals the relationships between species, people, and place.

    Co-authored with my @ANUResearch colleague Adrian Mackenzie and ALA collaborators Martin Westgate and Kylie Morrow 🙏

    Just out in People and Nature journal, part of a special collection on the "Digital Dimensions of Nature Recovery"

    besjournals.onlinelibrary.wile

    #design #sts #biodiversity #morethanhuman #dataviz

  3. 📣 New paper: Designing for biodiversity data in place: Species, encounters, and interfaces

    This open access paper presents our work developing ALA Lens for the Atlas of Living Australia.

    It shows how conventional interfaces can hide the taxonomic and spatial diversity that matters in biodiversity data, and how Lens reveals the relationships between species, people, and place.

    Co-authored with my @ANUResearch colleague Adrian Mackenzie and ALA collaborators Martin Westgate and Kylie Morrow 🙏

    Just out in People and Nature journal, part of a special collection on the "Digital Dimensions of Nature Recovery"

    besjournals.onlinelibrary.wile

    #design #sts #biodiversity #morethanhuman #dataviz

  4. 📣 New paper: Designing for biodiversity data in place: Species, encounters, and interfaces

    This open access paper presents our work developing ALA Lens for the Atlas of Living Australia.

    It shows how conventional interfaces can hide the taxonomic and spatial diversity that matters in biodiversity data, and how Lens reveals the relationships between species, people, and place.

    Co-authored with my @ANUResearch colleague Adrian Mackenzie and ALA collaborators Martin Westgate and Kylie Morrow 🙏

    Just out in People and Nature journal, part of a special collection on the "Digital Dimensions of Nature Recovery"

    besjournals.onlinelibrary.wile

    #design #sts #biodiversity #morethanhuman #dataviz

  5. 📣 New paper: Designing for biodiversity data in place: Species, encounters, and interfaces

    This open access paper presents our work developing ALA Lens for the Atlas of Living Australia.

    It shows how conventional interfaces can hide the taxonomic and spatial diversity that matters in biodiversity data, and how Lens reveals the relationships between species, people, and place.

    Co-authored with my @ANUResearch colleague Adrian Mackenzie and ALA collaborators Martin Westgate and Kylie Morrow 🙏

    Just out in People and Nature journal, part of a special collection on the "Digital Dimensions of Nature Recovery"

    besjournals.onlinelibrary.wile

    #design #sts #biodiversity #morethanhuman #dataviz

  6. Tableau is so cool. For example, playing with filters to see…

    > "How much headcount was cut from restaurant employment by COVID-19 lockdowns?"

    Looks like Q2 of 2020 was roughly equivalent to Q4 of 1997.

    ———

    Data source = US Bureau of Labor Statistics.

    fred.stlouisfed.org/series/CES

    #dataviz #tableau

  7. Tableau is so cool. For example, playing with filters to see…

    > "How much headcount was cut from restaurant employment by COVID-19 lockdowns?"

    Looks like Q2 of 2020 was roughly equivalent to Q4 of 1997.

    ———

    Data source = US Bureau of Labor Statistics.

    fred.stlouisfed.org/series/CES

    #dataviz #tableau

  8. Tableau is so cool. For example, playing with filters to see…

    > "How much headcount was cut from restaurant employment by COVID-19 lockdowns?"

    Looks like Q2 of 2020 was roughly equivalent to Q4 of 1997.

    ———

    Data source = US Bureau of Labor Statistics.

    fred.stlouisfed.org/series/CES

  9. Tableau is so cool. For example, playing with filters to see…

    > "How much headcount was cut from restaurant employment by COVID-19 lockdowns?"

    Looks like Q2 of 2020 was roughly equivalent to Q4 of 1997.

    ———

    Data source = US Bureau of Labor Statistics.

    fred.stlouisfed.org/series/CES

    #dataviz #tableau

  10. Tableau is so cool. For example, playing with filters to see…

    > "How much headcount was cut from restaurant employment by COVID-19 lockdowns?"

    Looks like Q2 of 2020 was roughly equivalent to Q4 of 1997.

    ———

    Data source = US Bureau of Labor Statistics.

    fred.stlouisfed.org/series/CES

    #dataviz #tableau

  11. Starting with the round of 16, the matches will feature a special focus on the winning teams. The posters will be colored in the winner's team colors.

    #football #worldcup #worldcup2026 #dataviz

  12. Starting with the round of 16, the matches will feature a special focus on the winning teams. The posters will be colored in the winner's team colors.

    #football #worldcup #worldcup2026 #dataviz

  13. Starting with the round of 16, the matches will feature a special focus on the winning teams. The posters will be colored in the winner's team colors.

    #football #worldcup #worldcup2026 #dataviz

  14. Starting with the round of 16, the matches will feature a special focus on the winning teams. The posters will be colored in the winner's team colors.

    #football #worldcup #worldcup2026 #dataviz

  15. Starting with the round of 16, the matches will feature a special focus on the winning teams. The posters will be colored in the winner's team colors.

    #football #worldcup #worldcup2026 #dataviz

  16. Hello #ggplot2 #dataviz experts out there!

    I have created a map of Indonesia with some labels for a friend's publication (left), but she would ideally like the labels to be around the edges of the map (as in the second figure). I am currently using ggrepel::geom_label_repe() to ensure that the labels don't overlap. Any ideas how I could achieve something resembling the second figure?

  17. Hello #ggplot2 #dataviz experts out there!

    I have created a map of Indonesia with some labels for a friend's publication (left), but she would ideally like the labels to be around the edges of the map (as in the second figure). I am currently using ggrepel::geom_label_repe() to ensure that the labels don't overlap. Any ideas how I could achieve something resembling the second figure?

  18. Hello #ggplot2 #dataviz experts out there!

    I have created a map of Indonesia with some labels for a friend's publication (left), but she would ideally like the labels to be around the edges of the map (as in the second figure). I am currently using ggrepel::geom_label_repe() to ensure that the labels don't overlap. Any ideas how I could achieve something resembling the second figure?

  19. Hello #ggplot2 #dataviz experts out there!

    I have created a map of Indonesia with some labels for a friend's publication (left), but she would ideally like the labels to be around the edges of the map (as in the second figure). I am currently using ggrepel::geom_label_repe() to ensure that the labels don't overlap. Any ideas how I could achieve something resembling the second figure?

  20. Hello #ggplot2 #dataviz experts out there!

    I have created a map of Indonesia with some labels for a friend's publication (left), but she would ideally like the labels to be around the edges of the map (as in the second figure). I am currently using ggrepel::geom_label_repe() to ensure that the labels don't overlap. Any ideas how I could achieve something resembling the second figure?