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What do we mean by “data”?

By SANDRA RENDGEN Some technical terms are so ubiquitous and (apparently) unambigious, that they almost…

June 20, 2018
idalab 2018-06-20T15:10:20+02:00
The Culture Section

Data journalism for the people

By SANDRA RENDGEN Oh boy, we live in exciting times. Not many generations in history…

April 24, 2018
Hannah Martin 2018-04-24T10:23:42+02:00
The Culture Section

The defeat: In one of the best data maps ever, an entire army is wiped out

By SANDRA RENDGEN In the world of data visualisation there are only few works which…

March 1, 2018
idalab 2018-03-01T16:11:33+01:00
The Culture Section

Mapping time: 1,700 years of England and France on a single page

By SANDRA RENDGEN Picture this: you want to plot data describing two large geographic entities,…

January 25, 2018
idalab 2018-01-25T16:00:04+01:00
The Culture Section

See the Mississippi meander: bringing a restless river’s history to life

By SANDRA RENDGEN Oh, the Mississippi. The ‘Father of Waters’, famous for its tendency to…

December 8, 2017
idalab 2017-12-08T15:51:03+01:00
The Culture Section

Professors invented the timeline to help students deal with complexity

By SANDRA RENDGEN Timelines seem like such a „natural idea“ these days that we don’t…

November 24, 2017
idalab 2017-11-24T15:45:54+01:00
The Culture Section

Religious strategies: how to make complexity accessible to the masses

By SANDRA RENDGEN I stumbled upon this severe beauty of a tree diagram from 1608…

October 25, 2017
idalab 2017-10-25T15:28:18+02:00
The Culture Section

A problem of scale: how to wrap up Earth’s history

By SANDRA RENDGEN The Earth is roughly four and a half billion years old. For…

September 26, 2017
idalab 2017-09-26T15:02:32+02:00
The Culture Section

The map that creates a new world order

By SANDRA RENDGEN In these days of restricted travel, maps bring us some comfort –…

August 30, 2017
idalab 2017-08-30T14:53:58+02:00
The Culture Section

Infectious diseases: The persuasive power of data in public health

By SANDRA RENDGEN Visualising data on health and mortality has a most up-to-date ring to…

August 2, 2017
idalab 2017-08-02T14:16:00+02:00

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