Posts Tagged ‘data visualization’
RiverPulse Installation
This one’s from the archives: I shot some pictures of this outdoor art project in August and thought they were lost. It’s not super clear, but you can get a sense of the visualization. For a great interactive model of this same project go to RiverPulse.org, click Explore RiverPulse, then click Change RiverPulse (it’s an all-Flash site).
Where: under the Marsupial Bridge near Trocadero Café, 1758 N. Water St.
What: video installation displaying the water quality of the Milwaukee River through live data visualization (river’s temperature, flow, dissolved oxygen, conductivity, and turbidity-characteristics)
Visualizing the Bible
The Bible is a book of complex connections and cross-references (not a pun). Written over a period of 1500 years it’s a single narrative with interrelated characters, themes and settings. Computer scientist Chris Harrison wrote a couple programs to visualize some of these connections. Check ‘em out!
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