Gracias a las nuevas tecnologías y al análisis de datos podemos observar el desarrollo de la pandemia por el SARS-CoV-2, el famoso coronavirus causante del Covid-19, de distintas maneras, de una manera mucho más visual. Estos son algunos ejemplos de mapas y gráficos desarrollados por universidades y organismos oficiales de todo el mundo.
Nurses and doctors rank high. But so do hairdressers and dentists.
Editor’s note: Amanda Makulec is joining as an advisor to the Coronavirus Data Resource Hub. As both a Masters of Public Health and the Operations Director for the Data Visualization Society, she’s an expert in the responsible use of data visualization for public health. She will be helping the Tableau team identify data resources, curate visualizations, and ensure that what is available through the hub is of the highest quality and consistent with responsible information sharing during a critical time. Follow her at @abmakulec and on The Nightengale, the journal of DVS.
Editor’s note: the article was updated to include more detail about the difficulty of calculating a fatality rate, and added a direct link to the CCDC data source used by the BBC in the original chart that inspired this article.
Cartographers are mapping the coronavirus in more sophisticated ways than past epidemics. But visualizing outbreaks dates back to cholera and yellow fever.
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Are we alone in the universe? Is there life on other planets? Or has the Fermi Paradox kicked in? Tune this interactive Drake Equation calculator to reveal the current chances of intelligent alien life in the universe.
De infografías, gráficos interactivos, narrativas transmedia y herramientas periodísticas para la visualización, así como de transparencia y acceso a datos abiertos, trata este nuevo libro.
The Guardian’s data editors in the UK, US and Australia explain how their work has influenced our journalism
La ilustración muestra un diseño de Alicia en el País de las Maravillas reducida a su puntuación. Hay, por cierto, varios puntos admirativos en la obra de Lewis Carroll, el más famoso (en inglés) y por ejemplo: “Que le corten la cabeza!”
I've long counted myself as a fan of Edward Tufte, the preeminent living expert on the visual display of quantitative information. I like to think this puts me in the company of Florence Nightingale, founder of modern nursing as well as a prolific writer and still today a household name. Having lived in the Victorian era, she of course never got to enjoy the work of Tufte himself, though her own zeal for data and statistics, in a time that valued such things less than ours, made her, in some sense, a Tufte of her day: the first female member of the Royal Statistical Society and an honorary member of the American Statistical Association. The video above, an outtake from Hans Rosling's The Joy of Stats, offers a brief introduction to the statistical side of Nightingale's career, and the important role data visualization played in her mission to save lives.
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The connections we make between various philosophers and philosophical schools are often connections that have already been made for us by teachers and scholars on our paths through higher education. Many of us who have taken a philosophy class or two leave it at that, content we’ve got the gist of things and that specialists can parse the details perfectly well without us. But there are those curious people who continue to read abstruse and difficult philosophy after their intro classes are over, for the sheer, perverse joy of it, or from a burning desire to understand truth, beauty, justice, or whatever.
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Recreate John Snow's famous map of the 1854 cholera outbreak in London.
Así hemos realizado el especial sobre datos históricos de los Mundiales de Fútbol a través de diferentes narrativas e infográficos en Mundo Deportivo. Artículo de Ferran Morales en MiquelPellicer.com.
The light was departing. The brown air drew down
all the earth’s creatures, calling them to rest
from their day-roving, as I, one man alone,
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Not since the sixties and seventies, with the black power movement, flowering of Afrocentric scholarship, and debut of Alex Haley’s Roots, novel and mini-series, has there been so much popular interest in the history of slavery. We have seen Roots remade; award-winning books like Edward Baptist’s The Half Has Never Been Told climb bestseller lists; and The Freedman’s Bureau Project’s digitization of 1.5 million slavery-era documents gives citizen-scholars the tools to research the history on their own.
Thomas de Quincey nunca escribió un libro titulado De la infografía entendida como una de las bellas artes porque en su siglo no existía la infografía, y además le resultaba más ll
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