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Visualizing Technical Debt
Mark Hissink Muller's Complexity Map creates a tree map that helps Java and J2EE/JEE developers keep unintended complexity to a minimum--effectively monitoring what Ward Cunningham described as "technical debt." The visualization allows ...
Campaigning Word by Word
Two recent visualization projects posted on Many Eyes--an offshoot of IBM's Collaborative User Experience research group--use frequency diagrams to examine the tone and emphasis of recent political speeches. Presenting ...
A Swarm of Words
Stanford University doctoral student Daniel Steinbock created TagCrowd to provide a simple, usercentric tool for examining word frequencies in websites or downloaded documents. The application turns the information into text ...
Celestial Economic Sphere
The Black Shoals Stock Planetarium uses real-time financial data to create an artificial skyscape. Stars represent listed companies, which flicker each time their stock is traded and move in the artificial universe ...
Text Mapping
For the past decade, artist Peter Cho has explored the boundaries between text and images and the visualization of data. The collection of his work at TYPOTOPO focuses on the relationship between technology, data, ...
Two Ways of Seeing Noise
Two sets of research and art projects catalog the effects of noise pollution in urban areas and public green spaces. An ongoing program of the European Commission relies on extensive research and visual ...
Annoucement: GraphGear 1.2 Available
How does the work move forward? Sometimes this is a strange question. Working on a lot of things, however, inevitably implies that some things get left behind in the wayside. Graph Gear ...
Chatter
Disembodied Voices traces the changing nature of personal and public space, exploring the ways in which the evolution of communications technology has expands the private sphere while eroding the public realm. The ...
Red Light, Green Light
Cambridge, Massachusetts, based Ambient Devices relies on a 900 MHz network to provide a constant stream of weather, sports, and financial information to its customers. A product offered by the company uses ...
remote graffiti
locamoda’s wiffiti screens are large public displays to which passersby can send messages via SMS. the screens are mounted in public places like cafes, restaurants, and increasingly workplaces. recently wiffiti screens ...
second office
josh lifton (of pushpin computing fame) presented his work on ‘dual reality‘(pdf) at the moda+tecnologia event. as part of his phd thesis he deployed activity sensors all around ...
Architectural Parsing
Cicero developed orations by assigning key themes and concepts to rooms in an imaginary villa, which he mentally navigated during recitations. Centuries later, medieval scholars and university students expanded on the idea, and ...
An Open Book
An exhibition supported by the Smithsonian Institution and the Washington Project for the Arts in the 1990s used seminal titles in science writing as the inspiration for works that re-imagined the text, ...
Designing Baseball
One of our favorite designers is at it again. Lokesh Dhakar illustrates baseball pitches so that you can understand them. If you aren't familiar with Lokesh's name, you're probably familiar with ...
rendering opinions
america’s first project off the coast of cape cod is being fought over renderings. wind-industry-backed (with 61% resident support) cape wind produced a set of renderings of how the offshore wind ...