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| + | ==Infographics & Data Visualization== | ||
| + | An online list of data visualization resources compiled by Interactive Things: | ||
| + | *[http://datavisualization.ch/tools/selected-tools/| selection.datavisualization.ch] | ||
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| + | Two simple to use mapping tools developed by NASA: | ||
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| + | *[http://www.giss.nasa.gov/tools/panoply/| Panoply] | ||
| + | *[http://www.giss.nasa.gov/tools/gprojector/| G.Projector] | ||
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| + | A visualization framework developed by Periscopic: | ||
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| + | *[http://www.stateofthesalmon.org/iucn/new/| State of the Salmon] | ||
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This is a nascent list of resources related to using color in visualizations. Many of these resources also include lists of references that are also very useful. If you have suggestions/additions to this list, please [[User:Kward|let me know]]. | This is a nascent list of resources related to using color in visualizations. Many of these resources also include lists of references that are also very useful. If you have suggestions/additions to this list, please [[User:Kward|let me know]]. | ||
Revision as of 12:08, July 10, 2012
Back to Visualization Cluster home
Infographics & Data Visualization
An online list of data visualization resources compiled by Interactive Things:
Two simple to use mapping tools developed by NASA:
A visualization framework developed by Periscopic:
Color
This is a nascent list of resources related to using color in visualizations. Many of these resources also include lists of references that are also very useful. If you have suggestions/additions to this list, please let me know.
The basics of color perception and how they relate to data visualization. Even though they are old, still very pertinent:
- Rogowitz, B.E.; Treinish, L.A., (1998, December). Data visualization: the end of the rainbow. Spectrum, IEEE , 35, 12, 52-59.
- Rogowitz, B.E.; Treinish, L.A., (1995). How NOT to Lie with Visualization.
How non-experts view data visualization:
- Phipps, M., Rowe, S. (2010, May). Seeing satellite data. Public Understanding of Science, 19, 3, 311-321.
Describes different color tables for sequential, diverging, and qualitative data, along with a selection of appropriate palettes:
- Brewer, Cynthia. (2010). Color Brewer.
- Wijffelaars, M., Vliegen, R., Van Wijk, J. J. and Van Der Linden, E.-J. (2008), Generating Color Palettes using Intuitive Parameters. Computer Graphics Forum, 27: 743–750. [full text]
Other resources
- Borland, D., Taylor, R.M., (2007). Rainbow Color Map (Still) Considered Harmful. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications, 27, 2, 14-17.
- Using Color in Information Display Graphics
- A rainbow for everyone (How color ranges are seen by users with color vision deficiencies)
