- Fitbit sleep + what's going on around the world while I'm sleeping?
- NYFW:
- designers presenting
- number of looks
- Google Trends information about that designer
- k-means color palette
- information about models walking
- previous collections of label + history
- average price of that designer's items on Barneys/Farfetch/Ssense/&c
- choose a point of view of a specific designer and visualize their rise and fall over time, media attention, &c
- xkcd effect: maps usually show data that's basically population/the world at night/English-speaking concentrations. How to avoid and visualize the unusual?
- Nuclear Detonation Timeline and audio visualization
- accidentally implying meaning that isn't actually there/implying relationships that are not meaningful
- strive for meaningful adjacencies (as Michael Arad termed it—architect for the 9/11 memorial)
- what happens when too much data occludes meaning?
- highlight unexpected connections & context with the rest of the world
- correlate emotional state with things I care about
- the insignificant data that produces meaning: Maya Lin and her showing of all the zeros on the Yale women's table
- data portraits of anonymous commenters? in lieu of normal identity, assemble it from their interactions with a community
- it's ok to be subjective/focused with the visualization!
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