Data Viz Collaboration: How to Make it Happen (Successfully)
Working Together I vividly remember sitting at a table with my peers in and being assigned to work with another
Tag: Inspiration
The Intersection of Self and Viz
The Artist From Within Last night I presented at the Philly TUG on my Tableau journey, about #ProjectHealthViz, and what
Finding the Forest for the Trees
My boss, Kathy Rowell, is a huge expert in the data visualization space. It goes without saying that when you
March’s #ProjectHeath Viz PART II: Creating Stepped Timelines and Custom Data Sets
A Brief History of Measles If you are under the age of 60, you likely have never seen a case
March’s #ProjectHealthViz PART I: A Community Perspective on Measles
A Brief History of Measles If you are under the age of 60, you likely have never seen a case
Trellis Charts and Color Highlighting
Recently, at work, I’ve used trellis charts to create a grid dimensions (states or counties) with various measures available via
Cottonwood seeds, Failures, and Quilting: How to create custom labels, sorting, and jittering in Tableau
How a Workout Wednesday challenge, an Iron Viz submission and a Tableau resume contributed to the inspiration for this month’s
The Power of Perspective
The Drug Crisis in CT – January 2019 #ProjectHealthViz January’s #ProjectHealthViz was detailed data from ct.data.gov regarding accidental drug overdose deaths
Looking Back at the Amazing 2018
I Say Goals, You Say Resolution As I wait at the cusp of a new year, it’s impossible for me
US Adolescent Pregnancy Rates – M6 Y1 #ProjectHealthViz –
A Big Month October was a fabulous month. In general, I usually enjoy October for some stereotypical New England reasons:
