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More than...
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"Information visualization is becoming more than a set of tools and technologies and techniques to understand large data sets. It is emerging as a medium in its own right, with a wide range of expressive potential". Eric Rodenbeck, da Stamen Design.
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"Information visualization is becoming more than a set of tools and technologies and techniques to understand large data sets. It is emerging as a medium in its own right, with a wide range of expressive potential". Eric Rodenbeck, da Stamen Design.
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Marcadores:
arquitetura da informação,
base de dados,
design informacional,
internet,
tecnologia,
visualização
13 de nov. de 2008
Many Eyes
O NY Times lançou o Visualization Lab, baseado no Many Eyes, tecnologia de visualização de dados desenvolvida pela pesquisadora brasileira Fernanda Viégas. O Many Eyes é mantido pela IBM dos EUA. O site é uma experiência colaborativa que analisa os impactos das técnicas de divulgação de informações sobre o debate público.LM
Marcadores:
base de dados,
composição,
design gráfico,
many eyes
12 de nov. de 2008
10 mitos do design
Marcadores:
design informacional,
jornal,
jornalismo impresso,
on-line,
redesenho
11 de nov. de 2008
Holograma da CNN não é holograma
A afirmação de Hans Jürgen Kreuzer. O especialista em holografia é professor de teoria da física da Universidade Dalhousie, no Canadá.
Do Editors Weblog:
The three-dimensional holograms featured on CNN's live coverage of election night are still making headlines a week later--not because they were a "first" for television, but because, as it turns out, they weren't holograms at all. Hans Jürgen Kreuzer, a "professor of theoretical physics at Dalhousie University and an expert on holography," told CBC that the images produced by CNN didn't have "anything to do with holograms." Holograms, said Kreuzer, are images projected into space. The images CNN produced were in fact tomograms, or "images that are captured from all sides, reconstructed by computers, then displayed on screen."
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Do Editors Weblog:
The three-dimensional holograms featured on CNN's live coverage of election night are still making headlines a week later--not because they were a "first" for television, but because, as it turns out, they weren't holograms at all. Hans Jürgen Kreuzer, a "professor of theoretical physics at Dalhousie University and an expert on holography," told CBC that the images produced by CNN didn't have "anything to do with holograms." Holograms, said Kreuzer, are images projected into space. The images CNN produced were in fact tomograms, or "images that are captured from all sides, reconstructed by computers, then displayed on screen."
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Marcadores:
CNN,
física,
holografia,
jornalismo,
tevê
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