Connecting Data, Language, and Pictures, an episode in "Seeing More of the Universe"

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--and a separate video on this channel (see link below) highlights those. Also featured are interactive plots created using glue, plot.ly, and WorldWide Telescope, showcasing the "Radcliffe Wave" (see links below). The video offers the first public presentation of a proposal to NSF by Goodman and colleagues to include augmented reality figures in astronomical journals.
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 homepage at Harvard scholar.harvard.edu/agoodman
--Vera C. Rubin Observatory www.lsst.org
--The Radcliffe Wave's website (with graphics under "Visuals") tinyurl.com/RadWave
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re: software
--Authorea authorea.com
--Jupyter Notebooks jupyter.org
--glue glueviz.org, with output to d3po, which has since been supplanted by glue output to plot.ly (see below)
--plot.ly plotly.com
--WorldWide Telescope worldwidetelescope.org
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re:"The 'Paper' of the Future"
The "Paper" itself can be accessed at www.authorea.com/users/23/art....
--short video demonstrating only interactive figures in the "Paper" is on RUclips, at • Interactive Figures in...
--more expansive and explanatory demonstration of the "Paper" is also on RUclips, at www.youtube.com/watch?v=3eiUf...
If you have questions about the AAS Journals' interactive figure opportunities, have a look at journals.aas.org/graphics-guide/, and/or contact AAS Publishing @AAS_Publishing.