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Place and Space
Eyeo, June 2015
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Place and Space Rachel Binx, Eyeo 2015
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11/8/09,Albuquerque,35.094859,-106.497779 3/8/09,New York City,40.68386,-73.981547 30/7/09,Las Vegas,36.143697,-115.200062 18/7/09,Albuquerque,35.094859,-106.497779 17/7/09,Tokyo,35.702474,139.625587 14/7/09,Kyoto,35.089293,135.622787 13/7/09,Takayama,36.451113,136.671295
12/7/09,Hakone,35.309802,138.961601 9/7/09,Tokyo,35.702474,139.625587 29/6/09,Chiba,35.723381,139.911575 27/6/09,Tokyo,35.702474,139.625587 22/6/09,Chiba,35.723381,139.911575
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WiFiDiary
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“Are maps inherently beautiful because we live inside of them?”
— Kim Rees
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automated data collection vs. memories
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small data
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simple graph types
deliberately unsexy graph types
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D.R.E.A.M.
D.R.E.A.M. D3.js Rules Everything Around Me
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good design is invisible
useful visualization is invisible
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Telemetry 101 Seeing Like A Spacecraft
1) EHAs temperature of a component over time 2) EVRs
sequence 0023 completed successfully 3) Data Products “everything else”
1) EHAs — stream of numbers temperature of a component
over time 2) EVRs sequence 0023 completed successfully 3) Data Products “everything else”
1) EHAs — stream of numbers temperature of a component
over time 2) EVRs — print statement sequence 0023 completed successfully 3) Data Products “everything else”
1) EHAs — stream of numbers temperature of a component
over time 2) EVRs — print statement sequence 0023 completed successfully 3) Data Products everything else
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EHAs: Numbers EVRs: Words
WARNING_LO WARNING_HI FATAL
WARNING_LO WARNING_HI FATAL omg omfg !!!!!!!!!
A Day in the Life of a Spacecraft Operator
beep boop everything is fine command_sequence_022 finished command_sequence_023 starting beep
boop omg this might be a problem voltage on the thingy is .065V that other thingy is operating a-ok command_sequence_023 finished
omg might be bad omg probably not too bad? omg
also might be bad omg this might be a problem omg the bug happened again omg this might also be a problem omg might be bad? omg possible issue
omg might be bad omg probably not too bad? omg
also might be bad omg this might be a problem omg the bug happened again omg this might also be a problem omg might be bad? omg possible issue
known problem known problem known problem component temp running high
known problem known problem known problem known problem
omg, but known problem omg, but also known problem omg,
but known problem component temp running high 02:18:45 nearby component also too hot 02:19:03 omg, but also known problem
EHA — Temperature of Your Component receiving data mode
EHA — Temperature of Your Component receiving data mode 02:18:45
beep boop everything is fine command_sequence_022 finished command_sequence_023 starting beep
boop component temp running high voltage on the thingy is .065V that other thingy is operating a-ok command_sequence_023 finished
EHA — Temperature of Your Component Sequence — Commands that
were running command_sequence_023
EHA — Data Send/Receive Mode EHA — Temperature of Your
Component sending data mode receiving data mode Sequence — Commands that were running command_sequence_023
EHA — Temperature of Your Component sending data mode receiving
data mode command_sequence_023
EHA — Temperature of Your Component sending data mode receiving
data mode command_sequence_023
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*suggestive eyebrow wiggle* “yeah I make line charts”
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packet loss IN SPACE
packet loss IN SPACE
48 72 51 34 79 38 0 100 50
48 72 51 34 79 38 0 100 50
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“Your data visualizers were so preoccupied with whether they could
abstract the data, that they never stopped to think if they should.”
aestheticizing your data
“data visualization is anesthetizing” — Luke DuBois
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data collection, data representation
Thank you! @rachelbinx