Thoughts on Animation in Visualization

This talk has been given as part of the symposium «Expanded Animations – Mapping an Unlimited Landscape» on September 5ᵗʰ at Ars Electronica 2013.

Transcript

1. Thoughts on Animation in Visualization presented by Interactive Things 1
2. Don’t judge
3. Stay open
4. Invent new ways
5. presented by Interactive Things Animation as 1 Narration 5
6. David McCandless: Debtris
7. The New York Times: Olympic Games Visualizations
8. presented by Interactive Things Animation as 2 Introduction 8
9. Periscopic: Guns http://guns.periscopic.com
10. Pitch Interactive: Drones http://drones.pitchinteractive.com
11. presented by Interactive Things Animation as 3 Transition 11
12. Mike Bostock: D3.js Showcase, http://d3js.org
13. Vincent Meertens: Timemaps, http://timemaps.nl
14. Jer Thorp: Kepler Exoplanet Candidates
15. presented by Interactive Things Animation as 4 Attribute 15
16. Interactive Things: Sievert Visualization, http://fukushima.nzz.ch
17. Jonathan Harris & Sep Kamvar: We Feel Fine, http://wefeelfine.org
18. presented by Interactive Things Animation as 5 Representation 18
19. Aaron Koblin: Flight Pattern
20. Fernanda Viegas & Martin Wattenberg: Wind Map, http://hint.fm/wind
21. Interactive Things: Ville Vivante, http://villevivante.ch
22. Ray & Charles Eames: Powers of Ten
23. presented by Interactive Things Thanks! Benjamin Wiederkehr interactivethings.com 23