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Colossal Chronography: Frances Harriet Lightfoot’s 1831 Marvel
Republished from https://www.chartography.net/p/colossal-chronography One reason to envy information designers of yesterday is the big canvases they got to play with. Look at this 1831 timeline..
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Five Years of the Nightingale Community!
In July 2019, a new publication emerged in the world of data visualization. Nightingale set out to fill a void in the community, offering a..
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‘The Data Diaries’: Data Sonification of the Total Solar Eclipse
The process behind doing data sonification of the total solar eclipse.
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High Altitude Cartography
These interactive maps reveal that the difficulty of a climb is not solely dependent on a mountain’s height, offering valuable insights for climbers in planning their expeditions and understanding the nuanced challenges they may face.
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Pyramids of Priorities and a Poisoned Omen: Differing Hierarchies of Desired Business Ethics
Explore how demographic differences shape business ethics perceptions and priorities, using statistical data to highlight variations.
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Review of Nell Watson’s Taming the Machine: Ethically Harness the Power of AI
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The Stuff We Cannot Sweep Under a Torn Carpet: Perfectly Imperfect Tessellations From Slices of Maslow’s Triangle
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Dataviz Horror Story: Annabelle Rincon
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Data Breakfast with the Analytics Family! Data Syrniki, and Pancake Charts
Celebrating the dataviz of W.E.B. Du Bois:
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Discovering an Unknown Chart from W.E.B. Du Bois’s “The Exhibition of American Negroes” (Part 6)
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Hidden Design: The Notes We Don’t Play
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High Altitude Cartography
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Good Morning Data #2 | The Client Always Rings Twice
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On Business and Beauty in Data Visualization
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