Cameron Yick

Data Science and Viz Links for #JacksonBigData course @Yale. Main handle @hydrosquall

[Nadieh Bremer @NadiehBremer]

UPDATE! 🎉 I can finally reveal the up-close visuals that I made for @sciam about how Solar and "clock" noon are definitely not in sync across the planet 🌞

It even includes the "not-before-seen" winter maps!

https://t.co/vKgvUTOUcy

[Sean J. Taylor @seanjtaylor]

📈Long thread on how Prophet works📈

- Instead of sharing slides I'm transcribing my https://t.co/k2O5Z2SJSJ talk to tweets with lots of GIFs :)
- Thanks to @_bletham_ for all his help.

[NYT Open @nytopen]

"People think data will solve our problems, but we invented that data, so we are the ones actually solving them. No data is perfect, nor objective; it’s actually a very subjective process." We asked @giorgialupi five questions about human elements of data. https://t.co/BlVLrmWda2

[Cameron Yick @cam_data]

@sxywu We have cleaned up versions of some of the census datasets in @enigma_data public available for free! https://t.co/aQoQOkTxW1

[Cameron Yick @cam_data]

@maartenzam @paulbradshaw I’ve had good experience with @parsehub in the past

[Cameron Yick @hydrosquall]

Ever wish for a way to write #d3js graphs with fewer lines of code? My latest @observablehq tutorial has you covered: exploratory dataviz of NYC Open Data using @vega_vis's Vega-Lite, featuring bars, heatmaps, small multiples, and interactive Gantt charts https://t.co/tctralSL1d

[Cameron Yick @hydrosquall]

My first d3js tutorial shows how to use @observablehq with @DataToViz’s d3-annotation library to annotate your graphs. (Also featuring a sneak preview of how @vega_vis can visualize Enigma’s public data without leaving the browser) ✏️📊📈 https://t.co/bpLPlkbgI3

[Moritz Stefaner @moritz_stefaner]

Aah, lost the source for this very interesting slide… does anyone know the book / paper? (Ware 2010?)

[Xaquín G.V. @xocasgv]

A fun project with @smfrogers and @albertocairo A visual essay about all we ask search how to do https://t.co/H55kbcztPX

[Mara Averick @dataandme]

Great read: "A survey on information visualization: advances & challenges" @MSFTResearch https://t.co/WgtqxL02Bc #dataviz #infovis #SoDS17

[The O.C.R. @The_O_C_R]

To find novel ways to experience information, and to bring data into public space. 2/2

[Amit Patel @redblobgames]

I wrote an interactive tutorial about making interactive tutorials, including multiple diagrams, drag/drop, layers. https://t.co/1fBxFWM0sr

[Jeffrey Heer @jeffrey_heer]

Deeply honored to have ~15 years of visualization tools research recognized by ACM! https://t.co/emwxjQVARl Many people to acknowledge…

[Mara Averick @dataandme]

This piqued my #datasci in JS curiosity: "Making Learn JS Data" by @vlandham, & actual guide from @bocoup, @ireneros https://t.co/FeIM8d6KZ4

[Lisa Charlotte Muth @lisacmuth]

I wrote a little love letter to curiosity. And why we should embrace it more in #dataviz: https://t.co/G5quzSeni1

[Christopher Ingraham🦗 @_cingraham]

It's unbelievably difficult to screw up a pie chart about pizza but here we are https://t.co/qWgz1pA34I

[Gabriel Florit @gabrielflorit]

Wish you could turn 1000 circles into a US map? Of course you do. Here you go! (d3 + turfjs, thx @morganherlocker) https://t.co/r5bDeerPYe

[Moritz Stefaner @moritz_stefaner]

Nice collection: “See, also: Featured visualizations of Wikipedia” https://t.co/qIKyhsqAWl

[Max Galka @galka_max]

The changing American diet, 1970-2013 https://t.co/lRFDffHYX8