Information Aesthetics

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An extremely good visualization site, one of my favorites, is Information Aesthetics by Andrew Moere of The University of Sydney’s The Key Centre of Design Computing & Cognition.

The site does a fantastic job of highlighting some of the more interesting information visualization efforts. I try to take a look at the site every 2-3 days. Some recent interesting visualizations are:

Radial Document Visualization

Take a look. You’ll find hours of interesting visualization techniques to consider.

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