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Presented by:

High Visibility: Using Data Visualization to Transform Data into Meaningful Information

Jeffrey A. Shaffer

Vice President, IT and Analytics, Unifund

Adjunct Professor, University of Cincinnati

www.DataPlusScience.com

@HighVizAbility

Compare and Contrast

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• Color Choice

• Legend Space

Basic Proficient Advanced

1990 37 12 1

1992 41 16 2

1996 42 19 2

2000 21 3

2003 45 28 4

2005 44 31 5

2007 43 133 6

2009 43 33 6

2011 42 33 7

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Bar Chart Issue

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Visualization and Data Presentation

Hamilton County vs. Auditor’s Office

Same data but a completely different story

2008 2009 2010 2011

Hamilton County 6,080 5,404 4,717 4,638

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Hamilton County vs. Auditor's Office(# of Employees)

23.7% Reduction in FTE's

13.4% Reduction in FTE's

Created by Jeffrey A. Shaffer

Since 2008, Hamilton County has reduced 1,442 full-time employees while the Auditor's Office has only eliminated 13.

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Visualization and Data Presentation

Exercise:– Hamilton County has hired you to create an alternative

graph to argue the Auditor’s Position.

– Can you use this same data to tell a completely different story?

– Using the same data, design an alternative version for Hamilton County that tells a better looking story for them.

Visualization and Data Presentation

Alternative #1:

Use absolute # of employees instead of %

375 FTE vs. only 108 (nearly 3.5x more)

Graph total number reduced as comparison

Alternative #2:

Adjust time period

Maximizes reduction for Hamilton County

Since 2008 - 1,442 FTE reduced vs. only 13

Exercise:

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Fonts and Design

Why does font style matter?

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Calibri 32 Point Arial 32 Point

Verdana 32 Point

Georgia 32 Point

Garamond 32 Point Courier New 32 Point

Times New Roman 32 Point

Tahoma 32 Point

sans serif

serif

I Love You.

I Love You.

I Love You.

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I Love You.I Love You.

I Love You.

I Love You.

I Love You.

I Love You.

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I Love You.

I Love You!

I Love You.

Raster vs. Vector Graphics

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Word Clouds(tag clouds)

www.Wordle.net

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Bush State of the Union - 2002 Obama State of the Union - 2010

(left) Single-word phrases (unigrams) (right) Multiword phrases

Source: The Stanford Visualization Group (vis.stanford.edu)

"Without the Clutter of Unimportant Words“: Descriptive Keyphrases for Text Visualization

Jason Chuang, Christopher D. Manning, Jeffrey Heer

Tag cloud visualizations

online biography of the pop singer Lady Gaga

Word Clouds(let’s build one)

source: http://www.studentsreview.com/OH/UC_c.html

Tag cloud on Student Feedback of UC

Is this good or bad?

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Geocoding

Longitude and Latitude

Longitude and Latitude Longitude and Latitude

Example Notation:

N 38° 41’ 7.8351” degrees, minutes, seconds decimal

N 38° 41.130586’ degrees, minutes decimal

38.68551° degrees decimal (use this # without ° for Tableau)

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Batch Geocoding

http://www.Geocod.io2,500 free per day

Upload SpreadsheetGeocode via APIAdditional Data

=ACOS(COS(RADIANS(90-Lat1)) *COS(RADIANS(90-Lat2)) +SIN(RADIANS(90-Lat1)) *SIN(RADIANS(90-Lat2)) *COS(RADIANS(Long1-Long2))) *6371

To calculate distances in miles, substitute R (6371) with 3958.756 (and for nautical miles, use 3440.065)

Calculate Distancebetween latitude/longitude points

(problem - the world is not flat)

source: http://bluemm.blogspot.com/2007/01/excel-formula-to-calculate-distance.html

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