Recently, I gave a talk at a design lecture called Creative Mornings. I only had 8 mins so I decided to present one of my infographics from my upcoming book An Illustrated Guide to Income in the United States that uses treemaps to visualize the distribution of income (1975 vs 2008). My part of the talk begins at 9:34.
I was on a data visualization panel early this month at the Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management annual meeting (with Kurt Voelker, Bryan Connor and Jon Schwabish who organized the panel. It was great to see everyone turn out for what I believe was their first dataviz panel. Here are the slides I presented which are similar to the presentation I gave American Association for Budget and Program Analysis 2012 Spring Symposium but with some edits.
I had a chance to participate on a panel about Visualizing Data at the American Association for Budget and Program Analysis 2012 Spring Symposium (lots of talks for budget geeks) along with Jonathan Schwabish from Congressional Budget Office and Ellie Fields from Tableau Software. We discuss the analysis, design, and editing process for creating data graphics. If you made it to the session and would like to see my slides again or missed it but want to learn about the methods and resources I find most helpful take a look:
