It is here, just noticed it here at Benjamin Wiederkehr and Christian Siegrist: www.datavisualization.ch/
looks really good. IA's previous versions were very good, and they have managed
to improve upon them.
loved the isometric, but they have given it further depth like the tubes and it
has the level of popularity with the height dimension explored.
I like how they have brought in the people symbols/isotypes walking in this
new geographic terrain of the web similar to what was done on this
http://visualthinkmap.ning.com/photo/photo/show?id=2168552%3APhoto%3A2498
I think it is a great improvement, not that it needed it. wish i knew how to
say 'brilliant, thanks' in japanese.
from here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/formforce/3409362834/
looks really good. IA's previous versions were very good, and they have managed
to improve upon them.
loved the isometric, but they have given it further depth like the tubes and it
has the level of popularity with the height dimension explored.
I like how they have brought in the people symbols/isotypes walking in this
new geographic terrain of the web similar to what was done on this
http://visualthinkmap.ning.com/photo/photo/show?id=2168552%3APhoto%3A2498
I think it is a great improvement, not that it needed it. wish i knew how to
say 'brilliant, thanks' in japanese.
from here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/formforce/3409362834/
previous version here:
Also check out this:
Useful recent link/posts I have noticed.
InfoVis design tests. by brad paley
The Importance of colour in data visualization
An Introduction to Visualising Data pdf by Joel Laumans. an excellant beginners
guide, well designed
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