Posts Tagged ‘data visualization’

SpamVisualization.net

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SpamVisualization.net is a super cool way of analyzing and visualizing comments and trackbacks spam from a database called Spam Catalog. (more…)

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TheConversationPrism

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TheConversationPrism is a colorful map of the social web by Brian Solis and Jesse Thomas. (more…)

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Data is boring, information is interesting! I’ve always used this statement whenever the issue of data is being discussed. No one is really interested in looking at a large number of data rows, or even a small one. As humans, we tend to better understand a particular issue when it is presented to us in a visual way…

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VisibleTweets is the coolest way, so far, to visualize Twitter messages. (more…)

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Ptable

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Ptable is an excellent interactive periodic table that every Chemistry student or enthusiast should have as part of her/his resources and references. (more…)

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Lexipedia

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Lexipedia is a great language tool that visually displays, the nouns, verbs, adverbs, adjectives, fuzzynyms, synonyms, and antonyms of any word you type in the search box, all displayed on a single page. (more…)

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BreathingEarth.net is a presentation that displays the carbon dioxide emission rates, birth rates, and death rates of every country in the world. It displays this information visually, and in real-time. (more…)

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twittervision

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A real-time geographic visualization of posts to twitter. Join Twitter and post. You must have a location and an image defined to appear on the public feed (and to be located on the map).

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