Reflection: Data Visualization and Minard’s Flow Map
Charles Minard’s Flow Map, created in 1861, has long been regarded as one of the
data visualization
Blog Post 4: New Ways of Thinking About Data Visualization
This week our class focused on the presentation of data, specifically in graphical form. At
Data Visualization: How Not to Lie with Pictures
Perceptual Biases in Data Visualization There are several websites discussing factors that may cause people to perceive
Analyzing the Minard Map as a form of Data Visualization
The Minard Map Charles Minard’s map representing Napoleon’s Russian Campaign is an iconic example of
The Six Degrees of Francis Bacon
Basics The nodes are different historical figures and the edges are connections between them. Francis
6 Degrees of Bacon – Using Network Analysis
Have you ever heard of the game Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon? the challenge of
Blog 3: Networks in Nebraska
This week we were tasked with looking at a network analysis Digital Humanities project. I
The Rhythm of Food
Intro I explored Rhythm of Food, which aims to explore hidden search patterns in Google
Reflecting on Digital Humanities as a Whole
“People are actively doing intersectional digital humanities work in all but name in other arenas