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Data Visualisation: A Handbook for Data Driven Design (edition 2016)

by Andy Kirk (Author)

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One of the "six best books for data geeks" - Financial TimesWinner of the "Printed Information Resource 2020" award from the Knowledge & Information Management Group, part of The Chartered Association of Library & Information Professionals (CILIP)With over 200 images and extensive how-to and how-not-to examples, this new edition has everything students and scholars need to understand and create effective data visualisations. Combining 'how to think' instruction with a 'how to produce' mentality, this book takes readers step-by-step through analysing, designing, and curating information into useful, impactful tools of communication. With this book and its extensive collection of online support, readers can: - Decide what visualisations work best for their data and their audience using the chart gallery - See data visualisation in action and learn the tools to try it themselves - Follow online checklists, tutorials, and exercises to build skills and confidence - Get advice from the UK's leading data visualisation trainer on everything from getting started to honing the craft. Explore more resources about data visualisation and Andy Kirk.… (more)
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Title:Data Visualisation: A Handbook for Data Driven Design
Authors:Andy Kirk (Author)
Info:SAGE Publications Ltd (2016), Edition: 1, 368 pages
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Tags:computers, computer graphics, data visualisation, data processing, data display, data modelling, design

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The author defines data visualization as the representation and presentation of data to facilitate understanding, and aims to provide an introductory textbook. The primary audience is students on various levels in social-science subjects with a need and/or an interest in data visualization. The treatment is quite comprehensive, covering the whole process from formulating a brief to working with data and establishing a communicative stance to developing a design solution including data representation, interactivity, annotation, color and composition. The book is well written and approachable, and my sense is that it will be quite useful also for interaction design students with a specific interest in data visualization.
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One of the "six best books for data geeks" - Financial TimesWinner of the "Printed Information Resource 2020" award from the Knowledge & Information Management Group, part of The Chartered Association of Library & Information Professionals (CILIP)With over 200 images and extensive how-to and how-not-to examples, this new edition has everything students and scholars need to understand and create effective data visualisations. Combining 'how to think' instruction with a 'how to produce' mentality, this book takes readers step-by-step through analysing, designing, and curating information into useful, impactful tools of communication. With this book and its extensive collection of online support, readers can: - Decide what visualisations work best for their data and their audience using the chart gallery - See data visualisation in action and learn the tools to try it themselves - Follow online checklists, tutorials, and exercises to build skills and confidence - Get advice from the UK's leading data visualisation trainer on everything from getting started to honing the craft. Explore more resources about data visualisation and Andy Kirk.

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