Jure Cuhalev

Posts Tagged ‘visualization

28 Jan, 2012

Visualizing Slovenian coalition agreement

Posted by: Jure Cuhalev In: visualization

With the election of new Slovenian prime minister we also got formal release of a Coalition agreement. Since it’s a 72 page document, I was wondering what keywords would stand out. Here is the result:
While we’re at it, we can also take a look at the coalition agreement that Pozitivna Slovenija prepared. As we run [...]

06 Dec, 2010

Where not to illegally park in Ljubljana

Posted by: Jure Cuhalev In: visualization

Where in Ljubljana it’s most likely that your car will be towed away? In short: city centre, beginning of Vi? and around Metelkova.
or alternative visualization
Source of this data is page from Javni Holding Ljubljana that publishes your car info and the street it was towed away from. Gašper created Scraper wiki for it and is collecting data for [...]

12 Mar, 2010

Visualizing Slovenian IT tax spending

Posted by: Jure Cuhalev In: visualization

My latest released project is focusing on Visualizing Slovenian IT tax spending (139 million euros), the idea here is to take otherwise meaningless numbers and display them visually in a way that tells a story of who is spending how much and on what. The data set comes directly from the government in semi-clean XLS [...]

19 Apr, 2009

10 Innovative online visualization tools

Posted by: Jure Cuhalev In: visualization

Here is a quick reference chart of online visualization tools. It’s here mostly for my reference as I plan to update it as I discover and test new ones that being created almost on daily basis.
In no particular order:

http://verifiable.com/ – Turn any set of numbers into an explanatory picture with Verifiable.com
http://manyeyes.alphaworks.ibm.com/manyeyes/ – Shared visualization and [...]

28 Dec, 2008

Koornk network graph with pretty pictures

Posted by: Jure Cuhalev In: python|Tech

Continuing my saga of visualizing Koornk social network I decided that obvious next step is to map out who talks to who and how much. For this task I used excellent Python library NetworkX that uses pygraphviz to draw the pretty pictures in the end.
Just to explain what you’re looking at:

I downloaded all public conversations [...]