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Axiis is an open source data visualization framework designed for beginner and expert developers alike. Whether you are building elegant charts for executive briefings or exploring the boundaries of advanced data visualization research, Axiis has something for you. Axiis provides both pre-built visualization components as well as abstract layout patterns and rendering classes that allow you to create your own unique visualizations.

Today we're introducing Google Fusion Tables on Labs, an experimental system for data management in the cloud. It draws on the expertise of folks within Google Research who have been studying collaboration, data integration, and user requirements from a variety of domains. Fusion Tables is not a traditional database system focusing on complicated SQL queries and transaction processing. Instead, the focus is on fusing data management and collaboration: merging multiple data sources, discussion of the data, querying, visualization, and Web publishing. We plan to iteratively add new features to the systems as we get feedback from users.

Michael, It's interesting that I had already Diigo bookmarked Google Fusion Labs on 26th August. This illustrates something I was observing with Steve the other day; that social bookmarking seems to be 'one-way'. In other words we all stuff things into Diigo, but why? Other than transitory email alerts to new bookmarks, I have no feel for emerging themes, or common bookmarks via Diigo. This is something the Knowledge Hub will no doubt surface in activity streams and emerging themes (I hope!)

This could be a good way of explaining to people the power of data mashing in a visual way

The Google API behind Googledocs Spreadsheet chart visualisations

Dotgovlabs visualisation camp

This visual was based on an idea by @stephendale. See the scenario....

Ask every local authority in England to publish all its spending over £500 in an open format and what do you get? A whole load of PDFs. See our list of the best and the worst.

Google data visualisation tool - works only with CSV or KML files

Good data visualisation can help users explore and understand the patterns and trends in data, and also communicate that understanding to others to help them make robust decisions based on the data being presented. This site supports public sector researc

Open and linked data in action. Nottingham Insight, previously known as NOMAD+, is a shared evidence base that provides access to data, information and intelligence about Nottingham and the surrounding area. This partnership system aims to improve decision-making, support partnership working and better prepare us for the future.

This website provides you with information on crime and antisocial behaviour in your neighbourhood, wherever you live in England or Wales.

Another example of open and linked data proving information and analysis about your location.

Amanda Buck, visual communication designer present transparent data in a fun and engaging way...

An example of Twitter Setiment based on the search term Knowledge Management

Southbeach Modeller is software to help you with innovation, improvement, problem solving, root cause analysis and change management. Just as a spreadsheet allows you to play 'what if?' with numbers, Southbeach lets you play with suggested improvements, causes, changes, arguments, and new ideas.

The term Knowledge Hub looks set to used for a few more years especially across India, UK and the US

Data mashup application