DataViz as Art: The Beautiful Transistor Radio
Somewhat dating myself here, when I was a little boy, the thing we all wanted was a transistor radio. When I was 10 years old, my parents finally bought me one for $9.99, which was a lot of money in...
View ArticleDataViz History: Comparing the Titanic to a Modern Cruise Ship
Source: Lu, Marcus, Visualized: Comparing the Titanic to a Modern Cruise Ship, Visual Capitalist, April 15, 2021,...
View ArticleGPT4 Creates a Love Poem to Tableau
I asked GPT4 to write me a love poem about #tableau. Here it is. In Tableau’s world of data,Where numbers reign supreme,There’s room for love and passion too,In the patterns we can glean. For love is...
View ArticleChoosing the right chart when creating a data visualization – Origins – Dr....
Dr. Andrew Abela Choosing the right chart for data visualization is key to providing a more immediate grasp by the viewer of the chart along with them being able to gain insight quicker to make...
View ArticleChart Literacy: Financial Times, Jonathan Schwabish and the Graphic...
I hope you enjoyed Part 1 of this series where I discussed Dr. Andrew Abela’s Chart Suggestions-A Thought-Starter tool for choosing the best chart to visualize your data. As I described, you would...
View ArticleChart Literacy: Financial Times Visual Vocabulary, Andy Kriebel and Tableau,...
I hope you enjoyed Part 2 of this series where I discussed the Financial Times Graphic Continuum developed by Dr. Jon Schwabish and designer Severino Ribecca. Later, the Financial Times would develop...
View ArticleYabba Dabba Data! Find me at TC23
Tableau Conference 2023 (TC23) is a little more than a week away. Like many of my fellow attendees, I will be passing out pins I made for the conference. I thought about what I wanted as a catchphrase...
View ArticleTruthful Dataviz Tips: An Interview with Aurélien Vautier
Aurélien Vautier Bio Hello, my name is Aurélien. I live in Nantes which is a small city located on the west coast of France. First, I would like to thank Michael for giving me the opportunity to...
View ArticleHistorical Dataviz: Survivorship Bias and Getting the Data Wrong
Survivorship Bias Makes You a Poor Decision Maker During World War II, researchers at the Center for Naval Analysis faced a critical problem. Many bombers were getting shot down on runs over Germany....
View ArticleTableau Community Spotlight: Revisiting Aurélien Vautier and His New Dataviz...
Hello readers. Happy Belated New Year! Back in May, I did an interview with Aurélien. He had recently started to create a series of illustrations on several themes such as data visualization best...
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