Over the last 15 years, statistics professor Gregory Matthews’ path has led him to the intersection of mathematical precision and artistic expression, where he is thriving. Here, he discusses the difference between data art and data visualization.
Data Visualization Issue
Designing Spatial Experimental Plots for Comprehension
Alison Kleffner explores innovative design solutions to overcome common visualization challenges, improving accuracy and insight in field experiments.
Probability Playground
Adam Cunningham, the designer of the website Probability Playground, shows how the interactive tool allows students to explore the 29 most commonly encountered distributions in probability theory and statistics courses.
Understanding How Viewers Interpret and Interact with Statistical Charts
Kiegan Rice shows how to create visuals that not only look good but communicate messages clearly to a variety of viewers.
Establishing Your Role in Data Visualization
Robert Grant delves into the evolving job titles in data science, the importance of the “translator” role, and the shift from being a help desk to a strategic partner in data projects.
Q&A with Statistical Graphics Section Officers
We interviewed a few current and former officers of the Statistical Graphics Section to find out why statistical graphics are an important component of the profession. Here’s what they said.
Data Exploration Through Time
Catherine Durso shows us how time as a dimension transforms static data into dynamic visual stories, enhancing our ability to interpret complex information.
Catching Up with Nathan Yau: 14 Years Later
We recently caught up with Nathan Yau to see what he has learned since 2010 and what he can teach statisticians and data scientists about data visualization and information design.