Sounds before summer
Hey there, It's been a while, but life has been busy. I wanted to send a new issue before summer fully takes off with a few updates on what I've been up to, plus the usual links and online resources that I've been saving
Hey there, It's been a while, but life has been busy. I wanted to send a new issue before summer fully takes off with a few updates on what I've been up to, plus the usual links and online resources that I've been saving
Happy New Year! Starting the year off by recapping a few projects wrapped up last year. The first is something I'm calling "Asteroid Tones", a live data sonification of asteroids passing Earth today. It pulls data from NASA's Near Earth Object API to create
important frontmatter note: after this edition of Data Curious I will be culling my subscriber list. This means that if you have never opened an email from me, you might be removed from the newsletter. I have never done before, but since moving to Ghost I have started to pay
Summer has flown by. Conference season (for me) has now come to an end, and I'm thinking about new projects for the coming academic year. The newsletter took a seasonal hiatus, but feel ready to dive back into a semi-routine of publishing. I had the chance to
Hello, One edition into my new platform host (Ghost) and everything is smooth sailing so far. Thanks to those who signed up recently on the new landing page. The old Substack is officially deleted, so you will no longer find my posts there (the archive has been migrated here). This
Hello, This is my first edition of Data Curious on Ghost. In last week's post, I explained some of my thinking behind making the switch, so I won't re-hash it here. Instead I'm thinking ahead—I have written some version of this newsletter
Customizing sonifications, data murmurations, fast WebGPU plots
Distorted projections, dishonest charts, digging out deleted data
Autographic visualization, Every Bird, geospatial APIs
Visualizing as verification, moving to disaster-prone areas, Upset plots
The Carrington Event, New York noise levels, a Jupyter Scatter widget
Turning colors into music, an atlas of intangibles, an audio analysis
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A new job, revisiting data-ink ratio, a macro-microscope
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Visual musical scores, map for grasslands, teachable machines
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Some housekeeping, blind birders, accessible oceans, and Gephi Lite
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The hidden cost of ChatGPT, an Information Design Journal, and the MusicCaps dataset
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The Yard-Sale model, Atom Tones, and EYEO on Vimeo
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Visualization as witnessing, sounds from space, bite-sized sonification
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End of term reflections, end of year lists, and NormConf
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Responsive vs redesign, a tunnel to the other side, and mapping a million nodes
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Mixed media sonification, train maps, and command line hacks
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A Factful data perspective, cooling trees in cities, and PAC-MOM
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A critical dataset reading list, visualization of design semantics, and getting started making sound in the browser
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Reducing colors in charts, personalized inflation rates, and a visual programming language