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Best of the visualisation web… July 2012 (part 2)

http://www.visualisingdata.com/index.php/2012/08/best-of-the-visualisation-web-july-2012-part-2/ At the end of each month I pull together a collection of links to some of the most relevant, interesting or thought-provoking web content I’ve come across during the previous month. If you follow me on Twitter you will see many of these items shared as soon as I find them. Here’s part two of the latest collection from July 2012 (see part one ): Tableau | ‘No Dearth of Sports Vizes Here’ announcing the outcome of the Tableau sport viz contest | Contest Stamen | Stamen release some new mapping flavours that are simply based on streets, labels and background alone | Mapping A Book Apart | Responsive Web Design, by Ethan Marcotte | Book
jean-louis zimmermann / Stock Photos Nos stratégies d'apprentissage s'élaborent en interaction permanente avec notre environnement. Et celui-ci, surtout si l'on considère sa composante numérique, est actuellement saturé d'images. Images que l'on regarde, image que l'on fabrique, avec des outils de plus en plus variés et performants. http://cursus.edu/dossiers-articles/dossiers/69/outils-visualisation/

Outils de visualisation

visualisation scientifique

infographie

réalité augmentée

dataviz

carto / maps / plans

mind mapping

3-Visualizations & mapping

Samedi 14 mai aura lieu la 7° édition de la Nuit Européenne des Musées . À cette occasion, nous mettons en place un dispositif de visualisation des conversations sur Twitter autour des événements de cette nuit. La Nuit tweete et nous la regarderons tweeter ! Comme en 2010, la Nuit Des Musées (NDM) verra la mise en place du dispositif « La Nuit tweete ». L’année dernière, ce sont 45 musées qui ont joué le jeu et se sont impliqués en invitant leurs visiteurs à utiliser le hashtag (ou mot-clé) #ndmtw, en échangeant avec eux via leurs comptes Twitter officiels ou encore en installant des « TweetWalls », c’est à dire des écrans affichant en temps réel les messages échangés sur Twitter. http://www.knowtex.com/blog/knowtex-labs-nuit-des-musees/

Labs : Visualisation de la Nuit des Musées sur Twitter | Knowtex Blog

A full hour before the formal announcement of Bin-Laden’s death, Keith Urbahn posted his speculation on the emergency presidential address. Little did he know that this Tweet would trigger an avalanche of reactions, Retweets and conversations that would beat mainstream media as well as the White House announcement. Keith Urbahn wasn’t the first to speculate Bin Laden’s death, but he was the one who gained the most trust from the network. Why did this happen? Before May 1st, not even the smartest of machine learning algorithms could have predicted Keith Urbahn’s online relevancy score, or his potential to spark an incredibly viral information flow. While politicos “in the know” certainly knew him or of him, his previous interactions and size and nature of his social graph did little to reflect his potential to generate thousands of people’s willingness to trust within a matter of minutes.

Company Blog - Breaking Bin Laden: visualizing the power of a single tweet

http://blog.socialflow.com/post/5246404319/breaking-bin-laden-visualizing-the-power-of-a-single
http://blog.visual.ly/20-great-visualizations-of-2011/ As the popularity of visualizations grows, so does their range and quality. Here’s a list of 20 of the best Static Visualizations , Interactive Visualizations , and Information Videos from 2011. ( Note: while they are numbered for your convenience, the entries are not ranked. ) Static Visualizations Often, static infographics are created without much thought, just as fodder to get clicks on the web.

20 Great Visualizations of 2011

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Chris Harrison's Visualization Projects

Digg Rings Using the Digg API, I grabbed the top 10 most-dugg stories of the day (by midnight) for the past year - May 24, 2007 to May 23, 2008. I then rendered a series of tree-ring-like visualizations (moving outwards in time). Rings are colored according to Digg's eight top-level categorizations (see key at bottom of page).