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7th February 2023 – Data viz as analysis tool – software visualisations of group energy shifts from qualitative data
In our first session of 2023, we welcome Hen Wilkinson, Research Fellow at the University of Bristol. She will lead an interactive session presenting how data viz was used to analyse shifts in energy during group discussion, and what we can learn to help with our own data visualisation. Tuesday 7th February, 3-4pmRoom G.11, Fry […]
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6th December 2022 – Streamlit: making interactive data-apps in Python the user-friendly way
In our next session Allee Tanner from the Jean Golding Institute will introduce us to Streamlit, a Python library that can quickly turn your scripts into web frontends and dashboards.
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1st November 2022 – Cognitive Processing of Magnitude In Data Visualisations
We’re thrilled to announce a new series of DataViz talks for the start of the 2022/23 academic year! As ever, our events our open to everyone and you do not need to be a member of the University of Bristol. We start with an in-person talk (remote option available) from Duncan Bradley on the Cognitive Processing of Magnitude In Data Visualisations.
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15th June 2022 – Digital Arts and Humanities special edition
We’re excited to announce a Digital Arts and Humanities special edition of the DataViz Interest Group being held in-person as part of Bristol Data Week, 12:00–1:30pm at St George’s Bristol. We have four talks illustrating the spectrum of activities in this fast-developing area of research.
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21st March 2022 – Tips to improve interpretability and accessibility
Our friends at RIOT Science Club are hosting an interesting looking talk from Dr Tracey Weissgerber, a meta-researcher at the BIH QUEST Center for Responsible Research (Berlin Institute of Health at Charité).
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3rd March 2022 – trajVis and climatearchive.org
We’re delighted to have two 20-minute talks from the creators of two awesome web-based data visualisation tools. Raff Mares presents trajVis, a tool for viewing animal movement on interactive maps, and Seb Steinig presents climatearchive.org, a 3D earth model for viewing climate simulations from the extreme past or future (check out the screenshots of both […]