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Presentation given by Enrico Bertini (Univ. of Konstanz) at Visualizing Europe. For a longer version see the corresponding blog post.

Tecnologia

Who’s Enrico?

Researcher @ DBVIS University of Konstanz, Germany

Previously
• PostDoc - Univ. of Fribourg, Switzerland (2006-2009)
• PhD - University of Rome, Italy (2002-2006)

Data Visualization is Not Useful.

Enrico Bertini
University of Konstanz, Germany

When visualization is indispensable
it is evident.

Bart

Looks for environmental and internal factors
influencing how and where animals move.

This includes changes from breeding to migratory
movements and the influence of wind on
migrations.

Animal Movements

By Florian Mansmann et al. @ Univ. of Konstanz

Joachim

Studies small molecules that inhibit
cellular “cytokinesis”.
… CURING CANCER

Drug Discovery
1. 2. 3.

Proteins/cells

Chemical
Compounds

Common Objection
Total Population

Those who need
Indispensable Visualization

millions of people!

80 / 20
• find solutions to cure our diseases
• find solutions to reduce poverty
• find solutions to make our planet cleaner and safer
Those who need • find solutions to provide innovative products
Indispensable Visualization • find solutions to keep our cities safe
• find solutions to reduce traffic and pollution
• find solutions to create better and cheaper products
• find solutions to make energy cleaner and cheaper
• find solutions to …

Visualization Use

Alan M. MacEachren – “How Maps Work”

Vis Today: Mostly Consumed
Someone digests the data and feeds people with
a message

• Public
• Low-Interaction
• Present Knowns

Future: Cognitive Cyborgs
People use visualization for their own problems

• Private
• High-Interaction
• Reveal Unknowns

Thanks!

Email: enrico.bertini@gmail.com

Blog: http://fellinlovewithdata.com

Twitter: @FILWD

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Data Visualization is NOT Useful

1. Who’s Enrico? Researcher @ DBVIS University of Konstanz, Germany Previously • PostDoc - Univ. of Fribourg, Switzerland (2006-2009) • PhD - University of Rome, Italy (2002-2006)

3. Data Visualization is Not Useful. Enrico Bertini University of Konstanz, Germany

7. Data Visualization is Not Useful.

8. … it’s Indispensable.

9. When visualization is indispensable it is evident.

10. VAST Challenge 2011

11. Bart Looks for environmental and internal factors influencing how and where animals move. This includes changes from breeding to migratory movements and the influence of wind on migrations.

12. Animal Movements By Florian Mansmann et al. @ Univ. of Konstanz

13.

14. Joachim Studies small molecules that inhibit cellular “cytokinesis”. … CURING CANCER

15. Drug Discovery 1. 2. 3. Proteins/cells Chemical Compounds

16.

17. Control Room

18. Power Grid

19. Common Objection Total Population Those who need Indispensable Visualization millions of people!

20. 80 / 20 • find solutions to cure our diseases • find solutions to reduce poverty • find solutions to make our planet cleaner and safer Those who need • find solutions to provide innovative products Indispensable Visualization • find solutions to keep our cities safe • find solutions to reduce traffic and pollution • find solutions to create better and cheaper products • find solutions to make energy cleaner and cheaper • find solutions to …

21. Visualization Use Alan M. MacEachren – “How Maps Work”

22. Vis Today: Mostly Consumed Someone digests the data and feeds people with a message • Public • Low-Interaction • Present Knowns

23. Future: Cognitive Cyborgs People use visualization for their own problems • Private • High-Interaction • Reveal Unknowns

24. Thanks! Email: enrico.bertini@gmail.com Blog: http://fellinlovewithdata.com Twitter: @FILWD

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