Delves into building Canada’s Digital Twin using open-source Library IFC.js and discusses the importance of open-source software and the challenges in creating a national-scale Digital Twin.
Covers the analysis of air pollution data, focusing on R basics, visualizing time series, and creating summaries of pollutant concentrations.
Explores user management in digital humanities, focusing on modeling, motivation, and engagement, with insights from Twitter, Quora, and Wikipedia.
Covers the basics of using Zotero, a free and open-source reference management software with features like web browser integration and online syncing.
Delves into data physicalization, expressiveness, feminist visualization, and the balance between exploration and explanation in data visualization.
