Visualization: Using Computer Graphics to Explore Data and Present Information
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Visualization: Using Computer Graphics to Explore Data and Present Information

by John Vince, Judith R. Brown, Rae Earnshaw, Mikail Jern

data visualization computer graphics information design
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Visualization: Using Computer Graphics to Explore Data and Present Information introduces the use of graphics as a tool for examining data and communicating information. Written by John Vince, Judith R. Brown, Rae Earnshaw, and Mikail Jern, it provides a focused foundation for understanding visualization in a computing context.

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Visualization: Using Computer Graphics to Explore Data and Present Information focuses on the use of computer graphics to work with data and communicate information visually.

The book brings together perspectives from John Vince, Judith R. Brown, Rae Earnshaw, and Mikail Jern.

It is suited to readers seeking an accessible foundation in visualization and the role of graphics in examining and presenting information.

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