Recent Developments in Quantitative Data Visualization
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This document discusses recent developments in quantitative data visualization from 1997. It explores the early web landscape and tools available at that time, noting that Google, Wikipedia, and blogs were still nascent while government sites like Census.gov lacked interactivity. The document also references the growth of social media like Twitter in subsequent years, showing how data visualization and the sharing of information have evolved drastically online over the past few decades.
Recent Developments in Quantitative Data Visualization
- 1. Recent Developments in Quantitative Data Visualization Chris Lysy Westat, Systems Analyst freshspectrum.com
- 2. Creating Effective Graphs: Solutions for a Variety of Evaluation Data Spring 1997 Gary T. Henry & Kathleen Dolan
- 4. The Web
- 5. What did Google look like in the spring of 1997?
- 7. What did Wikipedia look like in the spring of 1997?
- 9. What did a blog look like in the spring of 1997?
- 11. What did Census.gov look like in the spring of 1997?
- 14. Interactivity
- 22. Animation
- 25. Automation
- 27. Typical day: more than 500 million Tweets sent; average 5,700 TPS. Twitter Blog in August, 2013
- 30. In Practice