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Dashing Data Viz - Issue 233

Curated news, articles and jobs related to Data Visualization.

Apr 11, 2023
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Issue #232
March 28 2023


Hello and Happy Tuesday! :)

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This is Sebastian, curator of the Dashing Data Viz newsletter.

Once a week I write this email to share the links I thought were worth sharing.

Hope you enjoy it. :)

If you find this useful to your work, please consider becoming paid subscriber here:
https://dashingdataviz.substack.com/subscribe .

And now, let's dive into some interesting links from this week:


Data Visualization Articles & Videos

  • Brown Bag Talk: Arvind Satyanarayan presents, “Intelligence Augmentation through the Lens of Interactive Data Visualization”
    Recent rapid advances in machine learning have brought new energy to the future of human + machine partnerships. In this talk, I will use three research threads on interactive data visualization to better understand the balance between automation and augmentation. First, I will describe how new specifications of visual and non-visual data representations allow us to reason about visual perception and cognition. Second, I will explore how visualization can be used to bridge human mental models and machine-learned representations. And, finally, I will discuss how data visualization already exhibits an epistemological crisis of truth—one that generative models threaten to further widen…

  • Places to Play: A perspective on playspace equity and early learning for Philadelphia’s youngest children
    Creating this story map was as much a science as an art; to fully understand the state of play in Philadelphia  we mapped playspace access and neighborhood priority for future early learning playspace investments using priority scores ,  explored access to playspaces for Early Care and Education providers through walkability models and surveys , and  we worked to validate and contextualize our findings through community interviews.   Finally, we suggest some strategies for how to move the work of playspace equity and access forward.  We invite you to explore the tabs above or simply scroll down to explore our findings and the map…

  • Map rivers with sf and ggplot2 in R
    In this tutorial, we will dive into the nuts and bolts of reconstructing a map of European rivers. We will use the Global River Classification (GloRiC). GloRiC applies supervised classification to global stream network from World Wildlife Fund’s HydroSHEDS to create over river reach types at the global level. The dataset includes over 35 million kilometers of rivers and streams classified into more than 8 individual river reaches. Impressive 😲!…

  • Jason Kao’s Data Visualizations during their Fellowship at NY Times Graphics [Twitter Thread]

    I've had an incredible time in my @nytgraphics fellowship. My year is coming to an end, and i am looking for a new job! if you're hiring for a data- & visuals-minded journalist, here's a link to my portfolio: http://jasonkao.me a thread of work i'm proud of…

  • alt.VIS - A half-day workshop at IEEE VIS 2023
    Not all work that moves the field forward fits into the model of a standard conference paper or conference talk. The memorability or intellectual impact of work is often inextricably linked to this non-conventional form, whether it is a reflection, provocation, critique, satire, artistic statement, or manifesto…We invite the submission of bold, provocative, unusual, unconventional, thought-provoking works related to visualization in the broad sense…

  • prettymaps - A small set of Python functions to draw pretty maps from OpenStreetMap data. Based on osmnx, matplotlib and shapely libraries
    A Python package to draw maps with customizable styles from OpenStreetMap data. Created using the osmnx, matplotlib, shapely and vsketch packages…

  • viz2viz: Prompt-driven stylized visualization generation using a diffusion model
    Want a way to generate stylized visualizations? We just wrapped up a project to transform existing visualizations using text prompts. viz2viz is the work of

    @kolvacs_wu and @john_jyc. Here's a bar chart as a bunch of peppers…

  • Simple Tips to Polish Your Dashboard
    The following are 23 simple steps to add polish to your dashboards (in no particular order). Note: I will dig into some and let others stand for themselves. I've also created a printable, one-page checklist to go along with this blog post..

  • Spectral.js is a powerful and versatile JavaScript library that allows you to achieve realistic color mixing in your web-based projects
    It is based on the Kubelka-Munk theory, a proven scientific model that simulates how light interacts with paint to produce lifelike color mixing…


How can I help you?

In the interest of figuring out how I can make this newsletter more helpful to you:

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Title-only links:

  • Every color in Moby-Dick, in order

  • Flatbush: A really fast static spatial index for 2D points and rectangles in JavaScript

  • Create railway map from OpenStreetMap data with R

  • Deep R Programming by Marek Gagolewski is a comprehensive course on one of the most popular languages in data science

  • SpaceTree iis an interactive node-link tree visualization that allows you to navigate large trees progressively while using careful animations to keep context


Last Week's Newsletter's 3 Most Clicked Links

  • Introducing Data Prism, The Automatic Chart Builder

  • SVG's paint-order=stroke [Twitter Thread]

  • A changing role: Data Analyst to Data Advisor [Twitter Thread]

* Based on unique clicks.
** Find last week's issue #232 here.


Have an awesome week!

All my best,
Sebastian Gutierrez


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Jeremy Ney
Writes American Inequality
Apr 11

All of those Peter Gorman visualizations have been fantastic

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