Visual Tools for a Multiple Cross-reading in the Exhibition Context

As researchers who participate in common studies, we need a tool for reading and understanding collected data in its complexity, for analysing and researching the relationship between records at various levels of information within the database, and for getting them networked. This paper presents our project for a visual tool characterized by an interface based on an interactive system for data visualization, which can be configured as required. Graphs and diagrams become part of the process and tools for verifying and enhancing the state of the research

A perceptive insight into cities patterns by visualizing urban economies

Urban economic activities are an essential facet in defining city identity. Traditional approaches rely very often on the most theoretical and quantitative features of the studies, excluding de-facto a direct association between those findings and the tangible subject of the analysis. To fill the gap, the Big Data era and information visualization methodologies could help analysts, stakeholders and general audience to gain a new insight on the field. In this paper, we want to provide some food for thought about new opportunities arising in visual urban economies as well as present some visual results on possible scenarios