Covid-19大流行的视觉叙事

A. Wilhelm, Susan Vanderplas
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Covid-19引发了全世界对了解大流行动态演变和跟踪预防措施和规则有效性的兴趣。出于这个原因,许多媒体和研究小组已经制作了全面的数据可视化来说明相关的趋势和数字。在本文中,我们将研究Covid - 19数据可视化的选择,以评估和讨论当前建立的可视化工具在数据科学团队内部以及数据分析师、领域专家和一般感兴趣的受众之间提供沟通渠道的能力。虽然没有数据可视化评估标准的固定目录,我们将尝试给出可视化评估的不同核心方面及其相互竞争的原则的概述。
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Visual Narratives of the Covid-19 pandemic
Covid-19 has sparked a worldwide interest in understanding the dynamic evo- lution of a pandemic and tracking the effectiveness of preventive measures and rules. For this reason, numerous media and research groups have produced com- prehensive data visualisations to illustrate the relevant trends and figures. In this paper, we will look at a selection of Covid 19 data visualisations to evaluate and discuss the currently established visualisation tools in terms of their ability to provide a communication channel both within the data science team and between data analysts, domain experts and a general interested audience. Although there is no set catalogue of evaluation criteria for data visualisations, we will try to give an overview of the different core aspects of visualisation evaluation and their competing principles.
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