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Parycek

The Evolution of Privacy on Facebook - 0 views

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    Great Facebook visualization!
Johann Höchtl

Google labs - public data - 0 views

  • ​The Google Public Data Explorer makes large datasets easy to explore, visualize and communicate. As the charts and maps animate over time, the changes
  • become easier to understand.
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    Data visualizations for a changing world - Google public data explorer
Johann Höchtl

recipe:exploring_survey_data_with_many_eyes - Open Data Cook Book - 0 views

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    Tool to visualize open data
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YouTube - One Trillion Dollars Visualized from Mint.com - 1 views

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    http://www.mint.com | It's official, trillion is the new billion. No longer is government spending talked about in terms of a mere ten digits. With the recent flurry of government spending, we are going to need another three zeros to make sense of it all. One trillion dollars is a number that few people can comprehend, let alone your standard nine digit calculator. So what does one trillion dollars look like?
Parycek

A Chicago Divided by Killings - - 0 views

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     Graphic - NYTimes.com
Parycek

ECOresearch Network | Environmental Online Communication - 0 views

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    ECOresearch NetworkDepartment of New Media TechnologyMODUL University Vienna Professor Arno Scharl 
Johann Höchtl

OpenData + R + Google = Easy Maps - 1 views

  • The release of the R package “googleVis” has made the production of interactive maps through Google’s Chart Tools a simple task.
Johann Höchtl

How Open Data is Used Against the Poor - 0 views

  • An 'effective use' approach to open data would thus be one that ensured that opportunities and resources for translating this open data into useful outcomes would be available (and adapted) for the widest possible range of users. Thus, to ensure the effective use of open data a range of considerations needs to be included in the open data process and as elements in the open data movement including such factors as the cost and availability of Internet access, the language in which the data is presented, the technical or professional requirements for interpreting and making use of the data, the availability of training in data use and visualization, among others.
Johann Höchtl

Data Without Borders - 0 views

  • Data Without Borders seeks to match non-profits in need of data analysis with freelance and pro bono data scientists who can work to help them with data collection, analysis, visualization, or decision support.
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