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Try out the browsable version on the Media Lab Toronto site.

Something I came up with while experimenting with displaying large amounts of Twitter data. In this case all the Tweets about the TEDxWaterloo conference. Using speech bubble images generated live for the Twitter Wall I created for the event.

These are all the public Twitter messages sent during the event that mention the word tedxwaterloo. Each column in this display represents the messages from a 10 minute period.

Built using the very handy Google Maps Image Cutter created at University College London.

hackshaven posted a photo:

A work-in-progress 3D recreation of Jess Bachman's amazing poster in Second Life tied to an Ideascale community. More information at www.wallstats.com/deathandtaxes/

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In an article I wrote for the Huffington Post, I compare the distribution strategy of the House GOP's health care maze - which illustrated the bureaucratic complexity inherent in the House Democrats' proposed health care legislation - with that of Organizing for America's chart showing U.S. job loss statistics between December 2007 and January 2010 that was used to commemorate the one-year anniversary of the stimulus bill.

Both of these information graphs succeeded in getting their points across visually, but OFA's distribution strategy took the campaign to the next level. Whereas the House GOP produced a PDF file that users had to download to view, Organizing for America's multi-channel execution and deployment of its one-year stimulus anniversary chart not only succeeded in spreading the information in multiple channels, it engaged its supporters to help spread the content even further and show strong support for President Obama.

Read the full article:
www.huffingtonpost.com/david-all/visualize-data-to-win-po...

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Does the BBC give good value for money? What does it spend on Mad Men and other shows? How does its budget compare to other broadcasters?

Original Guardian post here
www.guardian.co.uk/news/datablog/2010/mar/01/information-...

Data here
spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0AqlCrVujNb9xdGYwWF9hVi00...

More visuals here
www.informationisbeautiful.net/

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Spatial Query is a valuable tool that allows users to draw an ad hoc area on the map and return formatted content and business intelligence, or perform precise actions for items within that area. Box query areas can be adjusted and the query is immediately rerun.

Learn more about running spacial queries in Visual Fusion here

Retail Analyzer is a demonstration application that visualizes sales performance for fictitious stores and territories across the United States on top of Bing Maps and inside SharePoint.

Test out Retail Analyzer for yourself, or visit our homepage to learn more about IDV Solutions and Visual Fusion.

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Spatial Query is a valuable tool that allows users to draw an ad hoc area on the map and return formatted content and business intelligence, or perform precise actions for items within that area. Radius query areas can be adjusted or moved and the query is immediately rerun.

Learn more about running spacial queries in Visual Fusion here

Retail Analyzer is a demonstration application that visualizes sales performance for fictitious stores and territories across the United States on top of Bing Maps and inside SharePoint.

Test out Retail Analyzer for yourself, or visit our homepage to learn more about IDV Solutions and Visual Fusion.

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By changing the demographic qualities under the US Country Demographic feed, you can find which counties align with your target market. In this example, the counties highlighted have a population per square mile between 100 and 250, an average family size of 2-5, average age of 34 or younger, and an average income between 43,000 and 63,000.

Retail Analyzer is a demonstration application that visualizes sales performance for fictitious stores and territories across the United States on top of Bing Maps and inside SharePoint.

Test out Retail Analyzer for yourself, or visit our homepage to learn more about IDV Solutions and Visual Fusion.

IDVsolutions posted a photo:

Spatial Query is a valuable tool that allows users to draw an ad hoc area on the map and return formatted content and business intelligence, or perform precise actions for items within that area. Polygon queries allow you to preciesely define an irregular area. Adjust the polygon and the query is immediately rerun.

Learn more about running spacial queries in Visual Fusion here

Retail Analyzer is a demonstration application that visualizes sales performance for fictitious stores and territories across the United States on top of Bing Maps and inside SharePoint.

Test out Retail Analyzer for yourself, or visit our homepage to learn more about IDV Solutions and Visual Fusion.

mkandlez posted a photo:

It’s difficult to keep track of all this shifting information on sea level rises.

So I’ve tried to sum up all the current research on sea level rises. And display which cities will flood When Sea Levels Attack!

lovely illustration work by
Joe Swainson & Laura Sullivan

sources here
www.informationisbeautiful.net/2010/when-sea-levels-attack/

data here
spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0Aqe2P9sYhZ2ncFliSmVvb2dw...

more visuals here:
www.informationisbeautiful.net/

mkandlez posted a photo:

Only large, human, randomized placebo-controlled trials in our data scrape – wherever possible. No animal trials. No cell studies.

We looked at the abstracts of over 1500 studies on PubMed (run by US National Library Of Medicine) and Cochrane.org (which hosts meta-studies of scientific research). It took us several months to seek out the evidence – or lack of.

sources
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/
www.cochrane.org/

interactive version
www.informationisbeautiful.net/play/snake-oil-supplements/

data
spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0Aqe2P9sYhZ2ndFRKaU1FaWVv...

more detail on the method and image
www.informationisbeautiful.net/2010/snakeoil-scientific-e...

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IEEE Spectrum // June 2009.

Part of large feature package about human exploration of Mars, appearing in the June 2009 issue of IEEE Spectrum.

Commissioned illustrator Josh McKible to show a wide range of rocket technologies that may one day get humans to Mars.