Data on drinking tea is not rare, branch organisations often interview the general public on their tea habits and consumption (Dutch National coffee and tea survey, 2018). This may give us information about taste preferences, perceptions and consumption behaviour but it doesn’t give much insight into how the actual act of drinking tea is experienced […]
Tag Archives: data viz
sleepGalaxy: design & calories
I’ve been working on the overall design step by step, alternating between coding and looking. I want to incorporate my calorie intake after 6 PM. I’m not recording the times I ate and I suspect they influence my whole sleep. So the most logical position is to circle all around the “sleep circles”. There is […]
e-Textile and data visualisation
Report of the meeting “Wearables and data visualisation” 13-6-13 @ V2_ Present: Ricardo O’Nascimento and Danielle Roberts (organisers), Anja Hertenberger, Meg Grant, Beam van Waardenberg Skype: Annick Bureaud Program: – Introductions – Look at and discuss examples from the web collected in a Pinterest board (http://pinterest.com/docentnv/wearable-dataviz/) – Life demonstration – Discussion – Practical stuff When […]
working with data
I’ve been experimenting with the design and data visualisation using the personal data values: mood, stress, energy level and inner peace. Depending on the data value the lines, shapes and tone of each visualisation varies. This will create a different structure for every timeslot in every day. Inner peace will be a big organic and […]
looping through the years
I’m starting a new data visualisation project. It uses some eight years of data from the numuseum website. In 2005 I started with a micro diary (255 characters per day) using custom software to update it every two hours. In 2006 followed my energy level and in 2008 inner peace and stress were added. All […]
big data hackathon
The Big Data Visualization Hackathon: ‘Making the healthy choice in any environment’ took place October 12 – 13 at the High Tech Campus in Eindhoven where 10 teams of hackers with various backgrounds created solutions in the area of health care. I participated with Eugene Tjoa. We created a mobile app that acts as a personal […]
annual rings
I’ve worked on the new numuseum interface today, these are the first sketches. I want to combine the different subjects (e.g. webart, photographs, etc.) in a scrollable circular interface that functions as a timeline. The black lines indicate the years (like annual rings in a tree) and the coloured lines are the subjects. The red […]
fast breathing
This is a sequence of fast breathing. It’s nice how you can spot the difference between the rates of breathing. I’m also very pleased with the planetary feel. See the full gallery on Posterous
Collecting silence first data visualisation
My first attempt at visualising the stress and noise data from the collecting silence (http://www.collectingsilence.org) project. An aim of the project is to discover if there’s a direct relation between silence and relaxation/well-being. In this cut-out of a large graph there seems to be some relation. (The longer and more transparent the line the higher the […]
portrait over time
Inspired by a lecture by Lev Manovish (http://lab.softwarestudies.com/) where he visualised all the covers of Time magazine by taking out just one column of pixels and placing them all in one line. You could see a the big picture of the development of the cover design. I want to make a self portrait during my […]