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BarCampBrighton2 - Seeing Hidden Information

Wednesday, March 26th, 2008

This is a tidying up of my presentation from BarCampBrighton2 over the weekend. The notes I used for my presentation were were pretty much just these URLs with some memory prompts for any points I wanted to raise.
Introduction
My introductory point was simple: data + understanding == information. For example, when you know that […]

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BarCampLondon2 - Visualisation Presentation

Tuesday, February 27th, 2007

Introduction
This is a reworking of my session at BarCampLondon2. I started about 5 minutes late, which means I ended up zooming through the following links at a rate of about one per minute.
Historical

Charles Minard - Napolean’s Russian Campaign of 1812
This graphic, first published in 1861, contrasts the size of the French army on the attack […]

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