ESS Visualisation Workshop 2016. Valencia. May 17-18, 2016.
Abstract
Data visualizations are a powerful way to display and communicate data that otherwise would be impossible to transmit in effective and concise ways. The spread of broadband Internet, the easier access to reusable datasets, the rise in read/write digital media literacies, and the lower barrier to generate data visualizations are making mass media to intensively use of infographics. Newspaper and online news sites are taking advantage of new, affordable and easy to access data visualization tools to broadcast their messages. How can these new tools and opportunities be used effectively? What are good practices regarding data visualization for a general audience?
After an introduction to a series of key concepts about visualizing data the lecture will follow with an analysis of a series of significant data visualizations (tables, pie and bar charts, maps and other systems) from TV, daily newspapers and news websites to detect good and bad practices when visualizing statistical information. The lecturer will then analyze recent literature of visualization studies regarding persuasion, memorability and comprehension. What are more effective embellished or minimal data visualizations? Does graphical presentation of data make a message more persuasive?
The lecture will finish with a list of recommendations and accessible tools to plan and develop successful data visualizations.
This presentation maps de evolution of the squares movement born in 2011 with Arab Spring, 15M - Indignados Movement and Occupy Wall Street to the present movement. To cases of study: Brazil and Spain.
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Des d’ACICOM, amb la col·laboració de Ca Revolta, L’Observatori Ciutadà contra la Corrupció, Hub Cívico i la Unió de Periodistes hem organitzat una CONVERSA OBERTA amb Pablo Rey Mazón (del qual podeu obtindre més informació sota aquestes línies). Volem conèixer de primera mà el treball que desenvolupa Pablo, amb sistemes avançats de visualització de dades, en concret sobre les Portades de la premsa escrita, com a una estratègia d’empoderament de la ciutadania i que ens pot aportar transparència i dades per a la lluita contra la corrupció.
Las noticias son noticia. Lo que cuentan, cómo lo cuentan y lo que no cuentan aportan datos para entender cómo los medios de comunicación transmiten la información a los ciudadanos. Necesitamos, en una amplia primera persona del plural que incluye a periodistas y ciudadanos, encontrar formas de archivar toda esa información. Existen bibliotecas y hemerotecas pero ¿qué pasa con los periódicos online? La waybackmachine de archive.org no es suficiente al ritmo con que se actualizan los periódicos en la web.
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The speaker, from a radical independent point of view, will comment on these values and explain the challenges the city is facing 28 years after the games and the need to maintain alive the Olympic spirit.
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This presentation maps de evolution of the squares movement born in 2011 with Arab Spring, 15M - Indignados Movement and Occupy Wall Street to the present movement. To cases of study: Brazil and Spain.
There is an upload mistake (missing slide numer 4). For checking the references, please download the document
Des d’ACICOM, amb la col·laboració de Ca Revolta, L’Observatori Ciutadà contra la Corrupció, Hub Cívico i la Unió de Periodistes hem organitzat una CONVERSA OBERTA amb Pablo Rey Mazón (del qual podeu obtindre més informació sota aquestes línies). Volem conèixer de primera mà el treball que desenvolupa Pablo, amb sistemes avançats de visualització de dades, en concret sobre les Portades de la premsa escrita, com a una estratègia d’empoderament de la ciutadania i que ens pot aportar transparència i dades per a la lluita contra la corrupció.
Las noticias son noticia. Lo que cuentan, cómo lo cuentan y lo que no cuentan aportan datos para entender cómo los medios de comunicación transmiten la información a los ciudadanos. Necesitamos, en una amplia primera persona del plural que incluye a periodistas y ciudadanos, encontrar formas de archivar toda esa información. Existen bibliotecas y hemerotecas pero ¿qué pasa con los periódicos online? La waybackmachine de archive.org no es suficiente al ritmo con que se actualizan los periódicos en la web.
En mi charla haré un repaso a diferentes herramientas para monitorizar los medios de comunicación. Contaré el proyecto de monitorización de cobertura de corrupción en España a través de las portadas de los diarios impresos (Color Corrupción http://numeroteca.org/colorcorrupcion) y el software que he desarrollado: pageonex.com.
Repaso de iniciativas de monitorización: newsdiff (control de cambios de noticias), Past Pages (pastpages.org), Storytracker (portadas online), PageOneX (portadas papel). Fix the media, T-hoarder (monitorización de Twitterr en abierto), monitorización de noticias TV (archive.org), mediacloud…
Presentation by Samantha Bradshaw at the 2019 CMPF Summer School for Journalists and Media Practitioners - Covering Political Campaigns in the Age of Data, Algorithms & Artificial Intelligence
Presentación preparada con motivo de conferencia invitada en State University of San Diego (California, Estados Unidos), durante estancia académica en el marco del proyecto de investigación Audiencias Activas y Periodismo. Febrero de 2015. María Sánchez González. Más información en www.cibermarikiya.com/cronica-de-mi-estancia-academica-en-california-estados-unidos
Barcelona is recognized worldwide by its creativity and innovation. It has built a powerful brand, thanks to the 1992 Olympic games' success. No city can live only of its glorious past, always must be developing a much better future for its inhabitants based on the values that helped to get its past success.
The speaker, from a radical independent point of view, will comment on these values and explain the challenges the city is facing 28 years after the games and the need to maintain alive the Olympic spirit.
Presented at Top7 Global cities Announcement Conference at Taoyuan (Taiwan) on February 10th, 2020
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Uses and abuses of data visualizations in mass media
1. Uses and abuses of data
visualizations in mass media
ESS Visualisation Workshop 2016
Valencia. May 17-18, 2016.
#ESSvisualisation
Pablo Rey Maz nó
@numeroteca
numeroteca.org
pablo@montera34.com
Montera34
montera34.com
Open Evidence
open-evidence.com
Slides bit.ly/datavisabuse
3. Data visualizations are cultural artifacts.
They are subjective as we must distort and simplify reality.
There are white lies, misuses and... lies.
Nobody is neutral.
4. Dataviz in Mass media
News media want to tell a story…
and show the context
Video: http://graphics.wsj.com/countdown-to-a-greek-showdown/
13. = proportion of a graphic's ink
devoted to the non-redundant
display of data information
Data-ink ratio =
data-ink
total ink used to print a graphic
Image: http://scholarworks.rit.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=9824&context=theses
14. Data-ink Ratio and Task Complexity in Graph Comprehension. Kevin McCurgan
http://scholarworks.rit.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=9824&context=theses
15. Chart junk
What you should erase.
http://www.elsalmoncontracorriente.es/?El-bombardeo-comercial-de-las
16. Data density
data density of a graphic =
number of entries
in data matrix
area of data graphic
Example by Stephen Few.
19. 2. Review of data visualization types
with examples
20. Data tables
Tables work best when
+ It is used to look up individual values
+ Data must be precise
+ You must include multiple units of measure
+ You wish to show both details and their sums
Slide borrowed from Stephen Few.
21. Stephen Few. Show me the numbers.
Tables also need to be properly designed!
22. Change order of the rows!
Datatables.
Free software available at http://datatables.net/
33. Spain is in 2013 the mayor wine
producer in the world
34.
35. Bar charts
Useful Junk? The Effects of Visual Embellishment on Comprehension
and Memorability of Charts
http://ww.w.cedma-europe.org/newsletter%20articles/misc/The%20Effects%20of%20Visual%20Embellishment%20on%20Comprehension%20and%20Memorability%20of%20Charts.pdf
38. Be careful with multivariable graphics
http://www.economist.com/news/finance-and-economics/21660550-growth-has-returned-dangers-still-lurk-back-its-feet
39. Film Dialogue from 2,000 screenplays
Broken Down by Gender and Age
http://polygraph.cool/films/
40.
41. Data maps
Maps are great data visualizations to show geospatial
data, but they have to be used carefully.
+ Chorophlet maps
+ Bubbles maps
42. Chorophlet
map
“Chorophlet wrongly equate the visual importance of
each country with its geographic area rather than with
the number of people living in the country”. Tufte
60. Recommendations and tools
Think what you need to tell. What, whom, where?
Select type of visualization.
Do not let the tool take decisions for you.
Show context. Show the data
Use of multiple skills: statisticians, designers,
Journalists, developers, artists.
Tell a story or allow others tell a story.…
61. Uses and abuses of data
visualizations in mass media
ESS Visualisation Workshop 2016
Valencia. May 17-18, 2016. #ESSvisualisation
Pablo Rey Maz nó
@numeroteca
numeroteca.org
Montera34
montera34.com
Open Evidence
open-evidence.com
pablo@montera34.com
Questions!
bit.ly/datavisabuse