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New Edition of StoryCentric Focuses on the Role of Data in Multiplatform Storytelling. Global Campus 21. Visual Analysis Software for Data. Statistics. Measuring the Progress of Societies. {*style:<i> </i>*} The OECD World Forum on “Statistics, Knowledge and Policy” was held in Busan, Korea on 27-30 October 2009. This OECD World Forum focused on Charting Progress, Building Visions, Improving Life and attracted high level participants with a mixture of politicians and policy makers, opinion leaders, Nobel laureates, statisticians, academics, journalists and representatives of civil society from many countries.
The 3 rd OECD World Forum, was organised by the OECD and the Government of Korea (Korean National Statistical Office). The Forum focused on three major questions: What does progress mean for our societies? The forum gathered close to 2000 participants from more than 100 countries including; politicians and policy makers, opinion leaders, Nobel laureates, statisticians, academics, journalists and representatives of civil society. {*style:<i> </i>*} Some of the confirmed speakers included: Fabrizio Barca, Director General, Ministry of Economy and Finance, Italy Dr. 37 Data-ish Blogs You Should Know About. You might not know it, but there are actually a ton of data and visualization blogs out there.
I'm a bit of a feed addict subscribing to just about anything with a chart or a mention of statistics on it (and naturally have to do some feed-cleaning every now and then). In a follow up to my short list last year, here are the data-ish blogs, some old and some new, that continue to post interesting stuff. Data and Statistics By the Numbers - Column from The New York Times visual Op-ed columnist, Charles Blow, who also used to be NYT's graphics director.Data Mining - Matthew Hurst, scientist at Microsoft's MSN, also the co-creator of BlogPulse.Statistical Modeling - We might disagree on certain things, but Andrew's blog is one of the few active pure statistics blogs.The Numbers Guy - Data-minded reporting from Carl Bialik of the Wall Street Journal.Basketball Geek - Like statistical analysis and basketball? Statistical/Analytical Visualization Maps. Final Forum Home. PGIS bookstore.
Free GIS mapping software program applications and resources. Information aesthetics - Information Visualization & Visual Communication.