Our paper on Literate Visualization was awarded an Honorable Mention at IEEE VIS.
We'll be presenting the work at InfoVis in Berlin.
The paper is featured here : Design Exposition with Literate Visualization
There are movies and examples that let you use, develop and try literate visualization at our GitHub repo: LitVis Repository
Jo Wood's OpenVisConf talk is now available on YouTube - along with many other useful talks from the conference held in Paris this summer.
In Why Not How! Telling Visualization Design Stories Jo justifies and introduces an approach to Literate Visualization developed at the giCentre.
giCentre alumnus, contributor, friend and Tableau guru Rob Radburn has been using OD Maps to make sense of spatial flows.
You can see the revealing maps on Rob's Tableau Public page: Virtual Water - The unseen flow of water across America through agriculture
OD Maps are a great way to make sense of spatial flows and the way in which such flows vary spatially through maps showing information at two scales concurrently. Have a look at our featured paper that explains them: Visualisation of origins, destinations and flows with OD maps
