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12 Sep 2014:
The NoiseTube app uses the GPS and microphone in your smartphone to gather data and create collaborative noise maps which can be far more detailed than official versions
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10 Sep 2014: From the ultra simple to the dazzlingly complex, a panel of leading designers and data visualisation experts have nominated their favourite infographics
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Guardian Professional,
28 Aug 2014:
More NGOs are using maps and charts for campaigning. Rachel Banning-Lover explains how to visualise development data
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4 Aug 2014: Google have got it right with their new doodle venerating the 180th birthday of John Venn. Here are a few examples to show you how you can get it right
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Guardian Professional, 15 Jul 2014:
The digital media producer on maker culture, getting creative with data and how art and technology are aiding activism
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4 Jul 2014:
IBM's near real-time Wimbledon data is powered by county tennis players from across the UK, patiently recording the dynamics of every serve, slice and volley. By Ami Sedghi
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13 Jun 2014: Artists and technologists are collaborating in a 24-hour hack the Tate Modern this weekend, celebrating the launch of digital art platform The Space. By Alex Hern
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12 May 2014: Parties are campaigning in full flow for the European and local elections but the stats they're using may be stretching credibility
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16 Apr 2014:
These high-quality images may look like photographs of world cities at night taken by astronauts from the International Space Station – but they are painstakingly constructed from public map data and finessed by artist Marc Khachfe
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Guardian Professional, 25 Mar 2014:
One of the best ways to make data more meaningful is to make it yourself and to experience it, in situ, writes Usman Haque
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7 Mar 2014: Information graphics and visualisations give us a method to use images to describe a story in a way that we can understand. If children want to comprehend the world around them, infographics can do that, writes Simon Rogers
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20 Feb 2014:
Rebekah Higgitt: Opening tomorrow, the British Library’s Beautiful Science
exhibition raises fascinating questions about the power
of visualisations and how we might tell their history
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16 Feb 2014:
From John Graunt's 'bills of mortality' to Florence Nightingale's 'rose charts', the distillation of information into graphics has been a vital tool for scientists, writes Nicola Davis
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22 Jan 2014: Music from 37 years' data taken from space probe gives the depths of space an up-tempo orchestral ensemble. By Samuel Gibbs
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6 Jan 2014:
Tom Chatfield: Machines are good at some things and OK at others, but completely useless when it comes to understanding
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