Via Vizworld, I came across this very interesting unstructured data visualization that uses radial graphs.
UNSC/R: this is the abbreviation for the United Nations Security Council Resolutions. These documents represent the decisions of the UN’s executive body. This massive amount of data (more than 1700 documents) doesn’t come in any organized form. The purpose of this project is to apply information design strategies to create visual maps of the Resolutions to help students in politics approach the subject of the UN.
Vizworld had an interesting interview with Piero Zagami, the author of the project.
There are two sites where Piero Zagami posted information related to the project here (24 images posted) and here (several of the images included below).
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now that its done i wonder if its good enough to join the list !"
He did one small mistake, unfortunately everyone does mistakes."
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Glad you liked the article ! Also glad to see the recent technical confusion at VizWorld hasn't scared you away!
Thanks for the post and thanks to Randall from Vizworld, that kindly interviewed me. There is now a new link where you can see the online book that describes and displays the UNSC/R project so far. To read the book go to http://issuu.com/pierozagami/docs/unsc-r