Alison Kleffner explores innovative design solutions to overcome common visualization challenges, improving accuracy and insight in field experiments.
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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.
Data for Good: The Year in Review
David Corliss looks back on 2021 and discusses both the challenges and opportunities the Data for Good community had.
Calling All Graphic Artists
The Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Outreach Group is looking for an emblem that properly reflects JEDI and its mission to strengthen our community by making it more just, equitable, diverse, and inclusive.
Physical and Engineering Sciences News for May 2018
The Physical and Engineering Sciences Section will support four roundtables as part of JSM 2018.
Art-Science Partnerships Help Students Gain Deeper Understanding of Research
Laber Labs was created to foster collaboration between artists and statisticians in the pursuit of cross-disciplinary research and novel approaches to outreach and scientific translation.
Technometrics Highlights: Latest Issue Covers Design, Analysis, Anomaly Detection
Volume 59, Issue 1 of Technometrics includes 11 articles covering topics ranging from design and analysis of complex, black-box computer simulations to algorithmic design approaches for customizing and enhancing key properties of physical experiments to anomaly detection in image and other high-dimensional data streams.
Criteria for Open Data Portals Offer Best Practices for Websites
Students in the Data Science for the Public Good Program (DSPG) at the Social and Decision Analytics Laboratory (SDAL) offer a comprehensive set of criteria for evaluating open data portals.