Tag: datavis project

16,777,216 Colours

This post is one of a series of articles adapted from my university dissertation on data visualisation — see the rest of the series. Digitally, colour can be defined by a set of values defining the level of Red, Green and Blue in each pixel. The number of values between "empty" and "full" denotes...

3D Plot & Time Series

This post is one of a series of articles adapted from my university dissertation on data visualisation — see the rest of the series. For systems of 3 ODEs (Ordinary Differential Equations), there are two ways of plotting the results of outcomes given initial conditions. The first is to plot each of...

Limit Cycle

This post is one of a series of articles adapted from my university dissertation on data visualisation — see the rest of the series. Limit cycles are interesting systems whereby the solution to a set of differential equations produces a phase portrait whose directional flow enters a cycle and gets...

Double Pendulum

This post is one of a series of articles adapted from my university dissertation on data visualisation — see the rest of the series. The single pendulum is a simple system to model, as it is simply the force of the weight of the bob acting with respect to gravity: Simple gravity pendulum diagram,...

Tag Cloud

This post is one of a series of articles adapted from my university dissertation on data visualisation — see the rest of the series. Tag clouds are a great way of dynamically visualising the author-defined keyword content of a blog or news feed. I created a system which would store tags linked to...

What Does 1,000,000 Look Like?

This post is one of a series of articles adapted from my university dissertation on data visualisation — see the rest of the series. School children are taught the order of the powers of ten the same way they are taught to count to ten, say the alphabet or recite their times tables. There is barely...

Data Visualisation Project Series

Having completed my degree, I wanted to share some of the work I did as part of my final year project on data visualisation. As this shocking graph indicates... I've prepared several articles which I'll publish here. All posts in the series will be tagged with datavis-project.