Visualization tips for geoscientists: Surfer Visualization tips for geoscientists: Matlab Visualization tips for geoscientists: Matlab, part II Visualization tips for geoscientists: Matlab, part III
Introduction In my last post I introduced a CIE Lab linear L* rainbow palette from a paper by Kindlmann et al. [1]. I used this palette with a map of South America created with data from […]
Introduction Last weekend I had a few hours to play with but needed a short break from writing about color palettes, so I decided to go back and finish up […]
Reblogged from Better Figures: Earlier this week, we were treated to some lovely unadulterated* sciency data, in the shape of a map of sea level rise in the last 18 […]
I find the Color Use Guidelines by Cynthia Brewer (of Color Brewer fame) very well done and extremely useful. Below is a screen captures of the main page. To see […]
Reblogged from Colour chat: Last year a student, Kaori, from Japan spent some time with me at Leeds and we spoke a lot about how to use colour effectively in […]
Introduction In my previous post on this topic I left two loose ends: one in the main text about shading in 3D, and one in the comment section to follow-up […]
INTRODUCTION Before starting my series on perceptual color palettes I thought it was worth mentioning an excellent function I found some time ago on the Matlab File Exchange. The function is […]
I have been thinking for a while about writing on visualization of geophysical data. I finally got to it, and I am now pleased to show you a technique I use often. […]
Introduction I love a visualization well done, whether by me or someone else. In fact, I love visualization period. I find there’s always something to learn by looking at an image […]
