Place and Space - Speaker Deck

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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

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deliberately unsexy graph types

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D.R.E.A.M.

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D.R.E.A.M. D3.js Rules Everything Around Me

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good design is invisible

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useful visualization is invisible

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Telemetry 101 Seeing Like A Spacecraft

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1) EHAs temperature of a component over time 2) EVRs sequence 0023 completed successfully 3) Data Products “everything else”

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1) EHAs — stream of numbers temperature of a component over time 2) EVRs sequence 0023 completed successfully 3) Data Products “everything else”

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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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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

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WARNING_LO WARNING_HI FATAL

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WARNING_LO WARNING_HI FATAL omg omfg !!!!!!!!!

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A Day in the Life of a Spacecraft Operator

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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

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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

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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

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known problem known problem known problem component temp running high known problem known problem known problem known problem

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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

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EHA — Temperature of Your Component receiving data mode

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EHA — Temperature of Your Component receiving data mode 02:18:45

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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

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EHA — Temperature of Your Component Sequence — Commands that were running command_sequence_023

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EHA — Data Send/Receive Mode EHA — Temperature of Your Component sending data mode receiving data mode Sequence — Commands that were running command_sequence_023

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EHA — Temperature of Your Component sending data mode receiving data mode command_sequence_023

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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

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packet loss IN SPACE

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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.”