Un dessin vaut mieux que de long discours. Le refrain est connu. Le développement de l'usage des infographies dans la presse , dans les médias, dans l'édition ces dernières années est une tendance lourde.
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La veille de Wedodata, studio de datavisualisations : wedodata.fr
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Karen Bastien
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A demographic portrait of humanity if the world were 100 people. From data source, 100people.org: The world population has now reached 7 billion people. This milestone inspired us to conduct research to update our statistics, and the changes over the past 5 years are remarkable. In 2006, only 1 person out of 100 would have had a college education-- today that number has jumped to 7 thanks in part to advances in higher education in Asia. The detailed research and source information can be found here and the statistics provided by Donella Meadows in 1990 that originally inspired our project can be viewed here.Via Lauren Moss 
Aurélia-Claire Jaeger's curator insight,
March 29, 2013 6:03 AM
J'aime bien ce coup d'oeil sur notre monde ...
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An information graphic in its simplest form is a visual interpretation of data. Though an incredibly useful form of data presentation, infographics have traditionally been an underwhelming sector of the design world. That being said, there are some brilliant designers out there who have turned this form of data visualization into beautiful and creative works of art. In appreciation of those designers who find beauty in data, here is a collection of 40 curated infographic designs that aim to inspire... Via Lauren Moss
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An open map of those public and private Initiatives which provide Open Government Data or running Challenges. Via Sylvia Fredriksson
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Life quantification pioneer Nicholas Felton's latest annual report is his most ambitious to date. For the last nine years, Nicholas Felton--who you may know best for inspiring the Facebook timeline or creating the life-logging app Reporter--has been recording some aspect of almost every moment of his life. And each year, he turns this data into a elegant, printed book that visualizes the year called The Feltron Report... Via Lauren Moss
Farid Mheir's curator insight,
September 26, 2014 5:29 PM
The Felton report is a beautiful peeping hole into someone's life when they start to quantify themselves. Focussed on fairly benign problem space - conversations during the year - it shows what possibilities, both good and bad, lie within the quantified-self movement which is bound to explode with the availability of Apple watch and others alike. Of course it brings tremendous opportunities for monitoring someone's life in order to improve it. Whether it is by measuring exercice (as we do today with step trackers) or heart rate or glucose levels in order to improve health or medical diagnosis. In the context of business, organizations can monitor employees in order to minimize injuries or prevent illness and time loss due to sickness. There is of course the dark side, where all this data, when made available without our consent or knowledge, can be used to track us and restrict our privacy or our rights. This is already happening in the contexte of government surveillance (ie. Edward Snowden http://sco.lt/5k4B29) or internet browsing tracking (ie. data brokers http://sco.lt/79yNZh)
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We've reshaped the United States based on where superPACs and other outside groups spent their money to air political ads aimed at influencing the presidential election. The result? One weirdly telling map. Via Jack Loring
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Pour mieux mémoriser, mieux comprendre des informations, notamment statistiques ou géographiques rien de mieux qu’un diagramme, une cartographie ou un schéma explicatif. Rien de mieux qu’une bonne infographie.
Pour mieux mémoriser, mieux comprendre des informations, notamment statistiques ou géographiques rien de mieux qu’un diagramme, une cartographie ou un schéma explicatif. Rien de mieux qu’une bonne infographie.
Pour mieux mémoriser, mieux comprendre des informations, notamment statistiques ou géographiques rien de mieux qu’un diagramme, une cartographie ou un schéma explicatif. Rien de mieux qu’une bonne infographie.