Showing posts with label ZIPScribble. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ZIPScribble. Show all posts

Thursday, March 29, 2012

Infographic or Data Visualization?

What's the difference between an infographic and a data visualization? Robert Kosara, Associate Professor of Computer Science at UNC Charlotte, explains it well on his blog. He says, "The visualization is created by a tool that can be applied to many datasets, the infographic is hand-crafted for a particular dataset."

HealthLandscape creates data visualizations

With HealthLandscape, you can:
  • Use the tools again and again for multiple data sets.
  • Update your custom map at any time with more current data.
  • Interact with your data to better understand it.
    • View your data at multiple levels: state, county, census tract, or census block group.
    • Add our data layers to your data.
And you can do all of this without being a designer or a GIS professional!

We'd like to help you visualize your data. Contact us at info@healthlandscape.org.

Sidenote: Be sure to read the comments on Robert's post. His ZIPScribble maps are pretty cool too.