Use your data to tell stories
summary
Uses D3.js and vanilla JavaScript to turn raw logs into actionable visuals: a circular week/day view shows COPD patients’ activity trends and seasonal drops; a contour/heatmap surfaces 10,000 overlay vectors hiding wafer edge drift; a surface plot reveals field-wise momentum errors; a JavaScript interactive genome viewer maps DNA rearrangements for cancer sequencing; a scraper collects 10,000 listings from homegreekhome.gr to produce a Thessaloniki price heatmap that spots 2015 tax-driven drops and neighborhood shifts, and an election chart that converts votes and population into a clear left-to-right swing.
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chapters (21)
- 0:00Introduction
- 9:24Data Visualizations
- 16:39SML
- 19:25Geometry
- 23:57Visualization
- 26:08Helix
- 27:13Art
- 28:04Balancing 10000 digits
- 29:08Selling your house
- 37:11horoscopes
- 39:09how kids are born
- 41:05Greek Horoscopes
- 42:40Aries Sagittarius
- 43:23Scorpio Leo
- 44:28Aries
- 46:50Making a horoscope
- 48:20We engage with images
- 49:12Image Era
- 50:54Big Data
- 54:25Nutella
- 57:55Mercator Projection
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