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this visualisation tracks reddit user u/Ferrari5746's mouse movements and clicks over a 3 hour time span. I think this is a very interesting way to visualise data.
my del.icio.us links through extisp.icio.us. kind of like a snapshot of the inside of my head over the last couple of months
Depiction of exponential assembly within a nanofactory.
Between the assembly steps (yellow highly deformed square) The main logistic actions are noted in order.
The stars mean that these steps can be moved upward.
Visualisation of the song "Roll The Bones" by the artist Shakey Graves. See the entire project here: www.behance.net/gallery/17317019/Shakey-Graves-Roll-The-B...
One of the clearest ways to assess - and visualise - hunger in a population is by measuring its young children for these indicators:
- Wasting: Being too thin for one’s height; the result of short-term inadequacy of food intake, an illness or an infection.
- Stunting: Being too short for one’s age; an often irreversible symptom caused by prolonged inadequacy of food intake, repeated episodes of infections and/or repeated episodes of acute undernutrition.
- Underweight: Being too thin for one’s age; a more sensitive and direct indicator of hunger, showing improvements more promptly than stunting.
The good news is that prevalence rates for stunted and underweight children have declined in all developing regions since 1990, indicating more food and less hunger. However, many African countries still report high prevalence rates - of 30 percent or more, with the worst-affected concentrated in East Africa and the Sahel. A few countries in Southern Asia also report stunting rates of up to 50 percent.
The heads of the U.N. food agencies said in the report that with a “final push”, the MDG can be achieved.
(Charts have been reproduced from The State of Food Insecurity in the World, by the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) and the World Food Programme (WFP).)
This diagram has been drawn since more than 3 or 4 year back, although it looks obsolete... but it is definitely meaningful and clear enough to remind us many important hot issues; for instance like about how hygienic the indoor and outdoor pollution situation around us at least. These issues are crucial enough to invoke us to change our mindsets on how to take care of our health and happiness properly.
Shall we reserve to share all these crucial knowledge? Can we share our knowledge timely to the public now? Many people are falling so many kinds of sicknesses. Aren't those sicknesses related to our living environment, normal activities and living life style？Are our lives that fragile indeed?
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Kim
Shaded Colors & 3D Visualisation Concepts by Hiew Kim Lian