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23 November 2022…
GFDL Lunchtime Seminar Series
Creating visualizations of complex data structures and patterns is an important part of our jobs. We use figures for journal publications, presentations, posters, lab group meetings, science communication, and more. However, creating suitable figures for the task can sometimes be an afterthought during the extensive scientific process. In this seminar, I’ll share examples from climate science to discuss a network of resources available for designing accessible figures in both publications and presentations by leveraging resources that support open science practices. I will also share examples of what not to do, which goes beyond only considering interpretable colormaps, and how to improve these figures moving forward. Finally, by using global mean surface temperature as a case study, I will share some creative instances of using data visualization as a form of storytelling for communicating climate change.
23 November 2022…
GFDL Lunchtime Seminar Series
Creating visualizations of complex data structures and patterns is an important part of our jobs. We use figures for journal publications, presentations, posters, lab group meetings, science communication, and more. However, creating suitable figures for the task can sometimes be an afterthought during the extensive scientific process. In this seminar, I’ll share examples from climate science to discuss a network of resources available for designing accessible figures in both publications and presentations by leveraging resources that support open science practices. I will also share examples of what not to do, which goes beyond only considering interpretable colormaps, and how to improve these figures moving forward. Finally, by using global mean surface temperature as a case study, I will share some creative instances of using data visualization as a form of storytelling for communicating climate change.
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