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This is one of the visualizations produced for the Patterns of Play project, in which Alicia Dudek and I investigated the online fighting RPG Plant Wars. Plant Wars was developed by Jon Evans of Artful Dodger Software, who was kind enough to open his system logs to allow us to visualize player patterns for interviews. Once the players had told us the stories about the patterns in their data, we annotated the visualizations with those stories. This is one of the visualizations made prior to annotation; it is one of the visualizations that a participant would see in an interview. In this case, the visualization is showing a player's training patterns.
I get dizzy when I look at this prototype. It was never built. Mostly part of a Usability exercise to determine how much information we could visualize on the map by using more complex artifacts.
We decided to move on a different direction, but technologically speaking we had all the elements needed to produce these visualizations. This was the beauty of working on flash... no restrictions on how complex the visuals were.
It reminds me of those "infoporn" charts that you find in some magazines.
iPlant Collaborative members discuss which examples to shown next on the TACC Visualization Wall.
Pictured (left to right): Nirav Merchant, Damian Gessler
In 2023, the motto of the Big Concert Night is
UPBEAT—a new beginning and a continuation
of the tried-and-true: once again, POSTCITY’s
train hall will be the spectacular stage for this
brilliant evening in which orchestral music and
digital sounds, live electronic music and
real-time visualizations will encounter each
other.
Photo showing: Bára GÃsladóttir (double-bass)
Photo: tom mesic
This close up allows the statue plenty of nose room for his gaze upward because of the statue's position in the lower right hand corner of the frame.
First tour to see amazing work by Erik and the TLC2 crew. 3-D visualization used in teaching and traing in health education
Sorting through data from the WNYC Map Your Moves Data Visualization Challenge.
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