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Data and Information Visualization Part II

Figure 3 - This graph is our own creation from data available in the paper. We see it's very interesting that weight and performance do not seem correlated here.

Sometimes it is important to create your own figures when they don’t exist. (see Data and Information Visualization Part I) The example I’d like to give is from a paper titled “Thermal Performance of Domestic Replacement A19 LED Lighting Products.” The paper highlights the varied nature of LED heat sink “performance” for a given set… Continue reading Data and Information Visualization Part II

Data and Information Visualization

Figure 3 - This is the "boiled down" figure which captures only particularly relevant information.

If a picture is worth a thousand words then a graph or chart is worth at least a thousand words. The ability to understand and create graphs or figures is essential for anyone interested in Science Technology Engineering or Mathematics. Here’s a great example of how one might “boil down” a figure for their own… Continue reading Data and Information Visualization