The document discusses various topics related to data visualization including aggregation, maps as interfaces, historical hurricane trackers, publishing content, sorting data by person, live feeds for events, visual storytelling, iconography, information design, maps influencing history, data-driven design, and updating old designs with data visualization techniques.

1. data visualization
bmore edition

8. Aggregation

9. a simple branded
way to view a
specific
conversation

10. example nasa
buzzroom

11. using a map as an
interface

12. old maps are great,
but you cant sort
data or zoom in.

14. Historical Hurricane Tracker
Explore all hurricanes that have hit the U.S. since 1850

15. directions have
become an
expected feature.

16. we made games out
of it!

27. publish content

29. example go green
go public

32. sort by person

34. pages for individual
pieces of media

36. live feed for events,
installations etc

63. the media use
graphics as
credibility. notice
how he points to
the graphic.

66. the information
doesn't need to be
boring. the method
for delivery can be
fun. extra points for
using all your
senses.

67. visual storytelling

68. people have always
used illustration to
tell stories. it is how
we pass on the
story from
generation to
generation.

71. icon + number

73. information design
is a sacred task.
people use this
stuff to survive!

74. if maps are wrong.
people die.

76. think about that guy
on a deserted
island, or sitting in
prison solitary. he
writes scratches to
represent time.

77. info-graphics are
used to record
history.

78. because of their
importance in
history and its
subsequent
storytelling. people
have a vested
interest influencing
them.

79. good news is they
are constantly
being updated.

80. data driven design
has traditionally
been boring.
(example nutritional
facts)

82. typically when old
designs gets the
data viz treatment it
gets very futuristic