RAND Corporation’s A Million Random Digits displayed as color – thinking about making this into a rug.
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RAND Corporation’s A Million Random Digits displayed as color – thinking about making this into a rug.
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From B.W. Bett’s 1887 text “Geometrical Psychology” via Public Domain Review
Following a lot of recent circular posts, here is some early “data visualization” from 1793. The illustration is of from Danto’s Devina Commedia, designed by John Flaxman and engraved by Tommaso Piroli. The inscription, mis-transcibed on Wikipedia, reads “Of the High Light appeared to me three circles, Of three colors and continence“.
7-way Venn Diagram; via David McCandless
Images of temperature changes across a small section of the surface of the sun; via: NASA
A page from Darwin’s Origin of Species, via Wired.
While not particularly great as visualizations, these from PBS’ series America Revealed are interesting for the simple move of overlaying them on 3d photographs, giving them a surprisingly dimensional and realistic feel.
Via: Core77 (on a roll lately)
An early version of an interactive visualization of links in Wikipedia.