Dario Rodighiero is a researcher at Harvard University. His capacity at the intersection of design, science, and humanities makes him comfortable in multiple disciplines. He is a member of the metaLAB, a research unit dedicated to innovation in the arts and humanities, and an affiliate of the Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society. He received a PhD in Science from EPFL, and was formerly employed at MIT, Sciences Po, and the European Commission, which recently appointed him as an external expert in data visualization and interface design.
Mapping Affinities. Democratizing Data Visualization
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- Nombre de pages156
- FormatGrand Format
- PrésentationBroché
- Poids0.37 kg
- Dimensions17,0 cm × 21,1 cm × 1,4 cm
- ISBN978-2-940563-99-9
- EAN9782940563999
- Date de parution24/07/2021
- CollectionVuesDensemble
- ÉditeurMétis Presses
- PréfacierJeffrey Schnapp
Résumé
The important process of flattening and decentralizing organizations starts first by understanding their structure. Mapping Affinities by Dario Rodighiero introduces an important network visualization model to map large organizations in order to foster collaboration and autonomy. This is a much-needed effort. Manuel Lima The diagrammatic mapping produced by Dario Rodighiero's designs combines the complexity of esoteric insight with the clarity of rational logic.
This well-formulated approach promises to produce ways of "reading" massive quantities of current data so that its statistical richness becomes graphically legible. In the process, the transformation of mere information into schematic visualizations exposes latent, actual, and potential affinities through a practice suggestive of digital alchemy. This is fascinating work, full of possibilities. Johanna Drucker
This well-formulated approach promises to produce ways of "reading" massive quantities of current data so that its statistical richness becomes graphically legible. In the process, the transformation of mere information into schematic visualizations exposes latent, actual, and potential affinities through a practice suggestive of digital alchemy. This is fascinating work, full of possibilities. Johanna Drucker