As any researcher will tell you, the difficultly of visualising complex datasets is quite simply, the challenge of finding a way to represent the numbers so that they actually mean something to the person who uses it. In the interesting US/China trade example, the line weight gives an immediate indication to the size of the [...]
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What data visualizations can tell us about the world
Posted in Data visualisation, Uncategorized, tagged data visualization, globalisation, Politics, resource usage, US trade on September 15, 2009 | 3 Comments »
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