The new Museo del Novecento in Milan offers a knowledge visualization of its content, color coded by topic. The multiple visualizations and mapping seem a fusion style of architecture and info-graphics. It connects the themes in the abstract circle diagram to the physical map of the museum. Too bad that the words are too smallContinue reading “KV in museums”
Monthly Archives: December 2010
Digital pen (and interactive paper)
At the University of Lugano, faculty of Informatics, we just had a nice talk about pen and paper computing, by Nadir Weibel. An ETH gradate, he’s currently a post-doc at UCSD in California, at the Distributed Cognition and Human-Computer Interaction Lab.It seems a great place to be for Human computer Interaction research, experimenting on innovativeContinue reading “Digital pen (and interactive paper)”
Knowledge Visualization in Journalism
Nice video on the use of knowledge visualization, information visualization and info-graphics in the context of journalism. The first 10 minutes give a general introduction to the power of (conceptual) visualizations. Glad to see people whom I know 🙂
KV blogs
It seems that the interest for knowledge visualization is growing in the blogosphere. I came across a couple of interesting blogs on the topic of conceptual visualizations: First discipline, by Joseph Manuel, India: “The FD framework is a collection of visual frames as a tool to provide inputs for discussion and convergence Reality is perceivedContinue reading “KV blogs”
Sabrina Bresciani, Ph.D. 