This session is part of a short series of workshops is intended to give those working in science-related disciplines ideas of how they can use geographic information systems (GIS) technologies and other tools to visualize their data for analysis and presentation.

This session:

  • Focuses on the use of Tableau and other data visualization tools which can be used to create non-geospatial data visualization
  • Highlights types of visualizations which can be made to present data meaningfully
  • Gives recommendations based on principles of data visualization how to best display your data for easy interpretation
  • Describes how to prepare your data for uploading into a data visualization tool

Anyone with an interest in GIS or data visualization is welcome, but the sessions will be geared towards those with little to no experience with the various software who are studying or researching in sciences-related disciplines.

Date:
Friday, May 11, 2018
Time:
12:00pm - 1:00pm
Location:
WRN Computer Lab (229 Sciences and Technology Library)
Campus:
Fort Garry
Categories:
  Data and GIS  
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