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Critical Data Study fresh from the press!

In this contribution to the latest special issue of the Swiss Journal of Sociology, I critically examine how Convolutional Neural Networks can be used to explore historical photo collections. In essence, the writing examines potentials and challenges of human-machine collaboration by juxtaposing human and machine ways of seeing. Clustering 48,000 negatives from the collection Ernst Brunner the analysis reveals how sociotechnical imaginaries in infrastructure act as an epistemological Trojan horse and emphasizes the need for thematic data sets to utilize machine-learning approaches for visual data analysis.

Open Access ➡️ socio-journal.ch/article/view/

Thank you Sebastian W. Hoggenmüller for the great editing, to Kurt Fendt and Tobias Hodel for their critical remarks and to the anonymous reviewers who have given tough but constructive feedback.

www.socio-journal.chThrough the Eyes of the Machine | Swiss Journal of Sociology

From research prototype to production! This project began as a research idea during my internship with Ozette this time last year: what if we could create a chat interface for a single-cell phenotyping visual analytics dashboard, and actually have an agent *reconfigure the visualization for you*? One year later, after lots of testing, our system architecture is deployed in production 🤓 Paper forthcoming! Read more: linkedin.com/posts/ozette_asgc

🌿🌧️ Predicting the extent of invasive Buffelgrass is important for its management. Travis Matlock, a runner-up in the @uazlibraries 2024 #DataVisualization Challenge, in collaboration with the USA NPN, created an informative map that tracks rainfall "events" over a 30-day period to forecast buffelgrass green-up 1–2 weeks in advance. Check out the map here: doi.org/10.25422/azu.data.2570
Travis Matlock (2024). CC-BY 4.0. #OpenData #OpenScience #DataViz #buffelgrass #climatedata #UniversityofArizona

Have you ever wondered how bilingualism shapes reader preferences for annotated charts? Don't miss "Lost in Translation" at #CHI2025 next week ft. Anjana, Chris, and @lace ! youtube.com/watch?v=Nr7DVbjCUo

They'll be presenting at the Visualization and Language Communication track on Weds. April 30th at 10:12am

Headed to #CHI2025? Don't miss honorable mention paper "The Many Tendrils of the Octopus Map" by Eduardo Puerta & Shani Spivak (co-first-authors) and Michael Correll @Birdbassador - a retrospective analysis of these visual manifestations of conspiratorial thinking 🐙 youtube.com/watch?v=AyqyTkog_y

Mon, 28 Apr | 12:10 PM - 12:22 PM

@ACM @chi #HCI #DataVisualization #Maps #Mapstodon

🚀 Dive into a GRASS tutorial! 🌟

Discover how to create plots directly in GRASS using tools powered by the matplotlib library. No conversion needed! Visualize your raster, vector, and time series data effortlessly. Check it out and give it a try!

#Tutorial #DataVisualization #GRASS #GIS #Python #Matplotlib

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grass-tutorials.osgeo.orgMaking plots with GRASS

🦷💰 Did you know that untreated dental disease costs the U.S. $45 billion in lost productivity each year?📊 Explore more eye-opening stats in Stefan Marinic’s award-winning visualization from the undergraduate category of University of Arizona’s 2023 #DataVisualization Challenge! Check it out: doi.org/10.25422/azu.data.2272. Image: Marinic (2023). CC-BY 4.0.
#OpenData #OpenScience #DataViz #DentalHealth #UniversityofArizona

Happy to share that a few weeks ago I successfully defended my dissertation as the first doctoral student of Digital Humanities at the University of Bern (insigni cum laude).

My study under the title «Generative Data Design: Data Visualization as Argumentative Process in The Digital Humanities» developed a practical and critical design method that conceptualizes data visualization as an argumentative process (contrary to the idea of visualizations being neutral and objective) supporting the interpretation of digital cultural heritage collections.

A great thank you goes to my supervisors Tobias Hodel and Ulrike Felsing (University of Bern) as well as Kurt Fendt (MIT Comparative Media Studies/Writing). And of course to all my friends, family and colleagues who supported this journey in a diversity of ways. 🙏

Next up: Publication process.