- Matthew Scott
| Visualization | About | When |
|---|---|---|
| Years in the Fandom vs. Orientation | The first visualization I've created on a request. An author for [adjective][species] asked for this in order to graph the number of years one has spent in the furry fandom with their reported sexual orientation, in order to include it in one of their articles. | March, 2012 |
| Visual Résumé | A visual résumé that provides all the information of a standard resume with all the expression of a portfolio site. Originally created after I was dismissed out of hand by several companies due to my music composition degree, as was listed on my standard résumé. | April, 2011 |
| TV's Top Earners | TV Guide compiled a list of TV's top earners a while back, and using this visualization, you can see where the money goes in TV-land. Done for a Visualize This challenge | February, 2011 |
| State of Furry | Using nearly three years of data from the Furry Survey, you can explore trends and facts about the community of people interested in anthropomorphics. This data was collected from the Furry Survey at Klisoura.com as designed by Alex Osaki, who kindly released the data under the same license as these visualizations. | December, 2010 |
| Criminal-Justice and School Sanctions Against Nonheterosexual Youth | A visualization of data from a study published in Pediatrics regarding the punishment discrepancies between heterosexual and non-heterosexual teens. Using overlaid bar-graphs, the differences become clear. | December, 2010 |
| Programmer Competency Matrix | Based off Sijin Joseph's Programmer Competency Matrix, you will be able to see, after rating yourself in thirty two areas divided into five categories, your strengths and weaknesses in the programming world and, soon, how you stack up against the average programmer. | December, 2010 |
| FurAffinity.net Stats | FurAffinity.net is an excellent artistic and community resource for members of the furry fandom, but their statistics are a little dry, so I figured I'd spruce them up a little with Protovis. FA users can drop their statistics into a form and view the output as a visualization, and share that visualization with others. | November, 2010 |
| Wikipedia Appeals | Wikipedia published a data set for a study of the effectiveness of four banners used in their recent fund-raising campaign. Explore the data in an interactive tiered-pie graph. Done for a Visualize This challenge | November, 2010 |
| Visualizing Project Completeness | Two attempts at visualizing project completeness - force-directed layout and radially. Temporarily on hold. | October, 2010 On hold |
| Sexual Behaviors | Using data from the National Survey of Sexual Health and Behavior, I created a three-part, interactive visualization using Protovis for the first time. Done for a Visualize This challenge | October, 2010 |
| Tree of Life | A visualization of the "tree of life" as a radial network. Nodes, or clades at the circumference are species alive today, and as you trace the lines back, you can see where they converged in the past. That is, the closer you get to the center, the farther back in time you go. Data from the Hillis/Bull lab, done as research for my job to explore vector data using OpenLayers. | August, 2010 On-going |