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Sunday, May 10, 2009

Info Vis from Hans Rosling: Swine Flu vs Tuberculosis Deaths and the News/Death Ratio

In this video clip, Hans Rosling uses information visualization to highlight the differences between the number of swine flu deaths and deaths from tuberculosis in the world from 4/24/09 through 5/6/09, and calculates a "news/death" ratio.

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This blog is one of my on-line filing cabinets, open to the world, focusing on off-the-desktop natural user interfaces, interactive systems, interaction design, and user experience.

What is the interface? Real-world locations and public spaces (airports, shopping centers, lobbies, buildings, plazas, parks, etc.), educational or social networks and settings, as well as virtual worlds - simulations, games, VR, or augmented reality - just about anything humans interact with in their daily lives.

I blog about technologies, systems, and applications that support communication, collaboration, knowledge exploration/sharing, interactive information visualization, multimedia storytelling, creative expression, games, learning, planning and decision making, and accessibility.

This is the sister blog of Interactive Multimedia Technology

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Sunday, May 10, 2009

Info Vis from Hans Rosling: Swine Flu vs Tuberculosis Deaths and the News/Death Ratio

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