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In 2010 we were honored to be a finalist in the Cooper Hewitt National Design Awards, and this is a look at the portfolio we submitted.
Sadly, we did not win, but we are still thrilled to have been considered at all.
STUDENT PIECES - photography of the Typography exhibition at the 2018 University of reading end of year show.
STUDENT PIECES - photography of the Typography exhibition at the 2018 University of reading end of year show.
Rediscovering the City: New methods of researching and exploring the city
Photo by Bartek Barczyk CC BY 4.0 Medialab Katowice
Pictures from the WebJam of WIF BELGIUM 2010
Pictures from the workshop on Data Visualisation done with @davanac and @caniche
An interactive graphic illustrating when Euro-Zone countries violated the debt and deficit limits set with the creation of the Euro.
Rediscovering the City: New methods of researching and exploring the city
Photo by Bartek Barczyk CC BY 4.0 Medialab Katowice
After 10 years with the same colour on my visual CV, I thought it was time to change it. Indeed, it has been as many years since I joined DG REGIO (@euinmyregion) of the European Commission and the time has come to explore new paths. On the first of March, I joined the DG JRC (EU Science, Research and Innovation). Not as a scientist but rather as an internal consultant serving all Commission services, and from where I will (try to) start with visual consultancy.
Screenshot of a placemark describing a mining accident from The price paid; a spatio-temporal visualisation of data about Queensland mining accidents between 1882 and 1900 created for Google Earth.
Similar to my tweet density map but now there's only one point for each twitter user. I think it looks a lot better and removes the noise from lots of very close tweets from a single user that affected the other map. Each user's point is determined by the centroid of the user's tweets, calculated using PostGIS's ST_Centroid function. There's obviously the problem with users who tweet in many distant locations, but represented very few users. There are about 416,000 users mapped here.
Again, geotagged tweets collected from Twitter Streaming API. Road data from Natural Earth. Styles and rendered with MapBox's awesome TileMill.
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