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A selection of short videos related to data visualization, many discussed on the "10 Questions to ask When Creating a Visualization" (10QViz.org) Site
The New Universe (2023 Patrusky Lecture by Alyssa Goodman at CASW)
from the event website:
Harvard astronomer Alyssa A. Goodman has been selected by the Council for the Advancement of Science Writing to present the tenth Patrusky Lecture on October 23, 2022, as part of New Horizons in Science, CASW’s annual briefing on emerging research and issues in science.
Goodman (@AlyssaAGoodman) will address science writers attending ScienceWriters2022 in Memphis, TN. The conference, jointly organized by CASW and the National Association of Science Writers and hosted this year by St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, incorporates the CASW science sessions and NASW’s professional development programming.
In her talk, “The New Universe,” Goodman will look forward to t...
Harvard astronomer Alyssa A. Goodman has been selected by the Council for the Advancement of Science Writing to present the tenth Patrusky Lecture on October 23, 2022, as part of New Horizons in Science, CASW’s annual briefing on emerging research and issues in science.
Goodman (@AlyssaAGoodman) will address science writers attending ScienceWriters2022 in Memphis, TN. The conference, jointly organized by CASW and the National Association of Science Writers and hosted this year by St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, incorporates the CASW science sessions and NASW’s professional development programming.
In her talk, “The New Universe,” Goodman will look forward to t...
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The first Webb Telescope image, in context! (SMACS 0723 in WWT)
Просмотров 24 тыс.2 года назад
This video was originally posted as a quick "tweet" to give some context to the amazing James Webb Space Telescope released on July 11, 2022 at a White House Press Conference, by President Joe Biden. Link to the tweet: AlyssaAGoodman/status/1546675001755111424?s=20&t=lLt8apHVru5U9tNp2DwO-A. Try the interactive yourself at web.wwtassets.org/specials/2022/jwst-smacs/ or try this web.w...
The "Blizzard of 22": Will it Happen?!
Просмотров 452 года назад
Made using Ventusky, to show the precipitation forecast for the US Northeast, as of around 4 PM on 28 January 2022. For more fun with Prediction, check out PredictionX.org.
A short "presentation" on Presentations
Просмотров 523 года назад
Here's a set of slides created for the Junior Tutorial in Astronomy at Harvard, in 2021. Hope they're helpful!
5 steps to a discovery (via a quick glue demo), BONUS episode in "Seeing More of the Universe"
Просмотров 2843 года назад
The Seeing More of the Universe Series was created by Harvard's Alyssa Goodman for the Data Science Fellowship Program of the Vera Rubin Observatory, in 2021. This "bonus" episode which directly SHOWS how to glue data sets together is intended a a supplement to the "Linked Views, in glue" episode, which focuses on the open-source python visualization package called "glue," and includes only a v...
Linked Views, in glue, an episode in "Seeing More of the Universe"
Просмотров 1273 года назад
The Seeing More of the Universe Series was created by Harvard's Alyssa Goodman for the Data Science Fellowship Program of the Vera Rubin Observatory, in 2021. This episode focuses on the open-source python visualization package called "glue," giving a very short overview of the software's capabilities. Other videos in this series offer more context explaining the value of glue for data explorat...
Big Data vs. Wide Data, an episode in "Seeing More of the Universe"
Просмотров 1303 года назад
The Seeing More of the Universe Series was created by Harvard's Alyssa Goodman for the Data Science Fellowship Program of the Vera Rubin Observatory, in 2021. This episode focuses the difference between and the value of "Big Data" and "Wide Data." The phrase "Wide Data" was coined by Dr. Chris Beaumont, the original developer of the glue data visualization package. LINKS All 8 videos in this se...
Data, Dimensions, Display, an episode in "Seeing More of the Universe"
Просмотров 1603 года назад
The Seeing More of the Universe Series was created by Harvard's Alyssa Goodman for the Data Science Fellowship Program of the Vera Rubin Observatory, in 2021. This episode focuses on the inter-relationships between Data, Dimensions, and Display. The word "dimensions," as used in the video, can mean spatial dimensions, or it can refer to non-spatial measures that would, for example, correspond t...
Introduction to "Seeing More of the Universe" from Prof. Alyssa Goodman, Harvard University
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The Seeing More of the Universe Series was created by Harvard's Alyssa Goodman for the Data Science Fellowship Program of the Vera Rubin Observatory, in 2021. This episode is an introduction to the series. LINKS All 8 videos in this series are available from the 10QViz video channel: tinyurl.com/10QVizVideos "Ten Questions to Ask When Creating a Visualization" 10QViz.org Alyssa Goodman's homepa...
Ten Questions to Ask When Creating a Visualization, an episode in "Seeing More of the Universe"
Просмотров 2263 года назад
The Seeing More of the Universe Series was created by Harvard's Alyssa Goodman for the Data Science Fellowship Program of the Vera Rubin Observatory, in 2021. This episode focuses on the "Ten Questions to Ask When Creating a Visualization" site, co-created by Goodman (Harvard) & Arzu Çöltekin (University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland) who can be reached via email at 10QV...
A quick, informal, tour of the 10QViz (Ten Questions to Ask When Creating a Visualization) site
Просмотров 303 года назад
Co-creator of the 10 Questions to Ask When Creating a Visualization site (10QViz.org), Prof. Alyssa Goodman, takes you on a 7-minute informal tour of what the site is for, and what it can do. 10QViz was founded by Profs. Alyssa Goodman (Harvard) & Arzu Çöltekin (University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland) Questions: email 10QVIZ@GMAIL.COM Learn more... about Arzu: coltekin...
Connecting Data, Language, and Pictures, an episode in "Seeing More of the Universe"
Просмотров 3823 года назад
The Seeing More of the Universe Series was created by Harvard's Alyssa Goodman for the Data Science Fellowship Program of the Vera Rubin Observatory, in 2021. This episode focuses on how to tightly interconnect data, language, and pictures in communicating data-driven results. The video briefly touches on "The 'Paper' of the Future," which contains several good examples of interactive figures a...
Interactive Figures in "The 'Paper" of the Future"
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This short video offers a demonstration of a few of the interactive figures within "The 'Paper' of the Future," a document created in 2016 for the American Astronomical Society's Publications Task Force by Alyssa Goodman, Josh Peek and colleagues. The "Paper's" full goal was a demonstration of how data and code sharing, plus online publication platforms that make possible interactive features l...
The Road from Exploration to Explanation and Back..., an episode in "Seeing More of the Universe"
Просмотров 1943 года назад
The "Seeing More of the Universe" Series was created by Harvard's Alyssa Goodman for the Data Science Fellowship Program of the Vera Rubin Observatory, in 2021. This short episode offers a summary of why and how it's possible to create data graphics that allow the curious to BOTH explore and explain data. The fuller talk of which this video is essentially just a preview, is available as: slides...
The Wise Words of Edward Tufte, an episode in "Seeing More of the Universe"
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The Seeing More of the Universe Series was created by Harvard's Alyssa Goodman for the Data Science Fellowship Program of the Vera Rubin Observatory, in 2021. This episode gives a very short overview, with examples. of the work of visualization guru, Edward Tufte. It focusses on his classic book, "The Visual Display of Quantitative Information." Principles covered include: Graphical Excellence,...
Chart Junk and a lot of this is in Beautiful Evidence by Ed Tufte. I really, truly LOVE this. Helps me name and understand suspicious and biased data, how to present my own data. Lots of data on a relatively clean plot. Helps call out poor presentations and name the ugliness. Dad always said, "Make it beautiful! Leave it better than you found it! If you're not having a good time, it's your own dang fault,!" He was a psychiatrist! Time to order books! Thank you!🐦🎵🥰🗽🎶
audio is not working for me? (only briefly at 3:30 - 4:30)
When he zooms out you still do not have a good frame of reference on how "teenee" that part of sky is. Putting a outline of the moon near the zoom out would give better context. Stars look better on the Hubble for sure, all those joints in the mirrors add that distortion of 6 spikes around every star. What do you want for 10 billion?
Yep blow it up our creators are in there
The folks who say these images are a disappointment might want to spend a minute looking at this video.
At first, I didn't think it was THAT small of an area... But I was still impressed... However, after seeing THIS! As Shaggy from Scooby Doo would have said, "LIKE ZOINKS SCOOB!!!" 0_0
What software are you using to look at it please, its awesome 👌
worldwidetelescope.org
"dust in the wind"
I cant even wrap my brain around that, my head is exploding how intense the universe is
And we are puny humans who are insignificant, compared to the vastness of space. Earth is a joke, compared to the universe. Earth is a sub-nano-particle flying through a dark sea of infinity...
سبحان الله العظيم The creation of the heavens and the earth is certainly greater than the re-creation of humankind, but most people do not know.[ Ghafir 57]
Such writings you can find in Old Testament which was written 1400 years ago before Quran was written. Even better,this knowledge is way much older than the One Testament too.
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thanks for the link, good video
Here's the requested Instagram version: instagram.com/tv/Cf_mwL2FGzKAPyTz3jhNSICADTVTEuzdjngFms0/
Sounds like DUCKS Quacking , nice picture.
It's so obvious there is life out there.
It's obvious that we don't even know where we are... We are an insignificant planet floating in a dark sea of infinity, trying to grasp knowledge of what's going on, but nothing is making sense...
Wow, I didn't know that the image was part of the rest of the universe. This is really cool.
Best video I’ve seen on James Webb results so far
나사가 우주에대한 길이남을 인류 역사의 한페이지를 누리에게 보여주는 이영상 이루 표현할수없는 신비로움. ㅡ 노고에 감사드립니다.ㅡ
Great explanation. Thank you. It reminds me so much other disciplines where the facts are there but only are validated when you can "see" them.
Glad it was helpful!
Mmhmm, yus.
No need to talk like that very childish
She's quite literally not talking "childish". Not sure what's wrong with your head.
@@armanim1353 ur childish too then, we want to know what we're looking at we don't Need to hear " look at this tiiiinnyyyyyyyy liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitleee spaceeeeeeeeeeeee over here"
I think in English it's called stressing a word or putting emphasis on a word to bring more attention to what one is saying. It's actually used all the time in speech to get the audience to pay more attention to what one is saying at a particular point. Looks like it worked because it obviously caught your attention. In fact, it not only got your attention but actually accentuated your retention. Id say she did a quite masterful job.
Can you analyse it?
so that's it, another boring image of space with a little more resolution?
Yupper, like what did one expect ? The face of God?
That's put this image in context for me now. 👏
Please make a Instagram shareable version of this! Super helpful video
instagram.com/tv/Cf_mwL2FGzKAPyTz3jhNSICADTVTEuzdjngFms0/
Thank you this was a great explanation/comparison of what that image actually shows us
Glad it was helpful!
This was an excellent introduction to the concepts from Tufte! Thanks for sharing!