Open Visualisation Workshops

Visual representation is a time-tested way of making large, complex bodies of information manageable – whether in the form of maps, timelines, graphs, or charts. Emerging digital technologies have revolutionised what is possible in this domain.

The Open Knowledge Foundation is organising a series of informal, hands-on workshop for those who work with, or are interested in, open-source visualisation technologies, whether based on the web or on the desktop, whether for data or other kinds of knowledge.

Workshops

Future

  • 2009

Past

Getting involved

If you are interested in getting involved in future events or activities, please:

  1. add your name to the list below;

  2. join the open-visualisation list for general dicussion of open visualisation technologies and the ok-london-announce for information on open knowledge events in London;

  3. introduce yourself to the list(s) and add any suggestions for future activities you would like to see

People

Activities

Feel free to add to the list of proposed future activities:

  • Examples and use cases of visualisation in different fields

  • Demos, walkthroughs, testing and comparing of different open-source visualisation software packages (see list on Open Visualisation page)

  • Client-side visualisation (SVG?)