2018-2019 InfoVis project

Instructions

You are expected to:

form groups (3-4 persons) (23 nov.)
formulate hypothesis that should be testable using information present in the Open Food Facts data set (see below). (30 nov.)
design visualizations that can validate the hypothesis
implement some of those visualizations using d3.js

Defense

Schedule

Friday 24 jan., room H204.

time	group
9:00	Bleuzen Jonathan, Djan Dennis Mintah, Gautheron Flora, Sreepada Swathisree
9:30	Aguilar Arreola Laura Elizabeth, Orihuela Rosa, Vodopivec Natasa
9:55	Dinh The Canh, Le Hong Duong, Truong Le Van
10:20	Cassini Fabio, Corsini Federica, Rubes Federico, Simionato Dario
10:50	Chadli Amine, Leouafi Mehdi
11:10	Birouk Amine, Haghipour Mavaneh Karim, Karkouri Fatima-Zahra, Munoz Angulo Jose
11:40	Awala Hussein, Danash Fatme, Qamhiyeh Bashar
12:00	break
13:00	Balsamo Rémi, Chary Hugo, Delfosse Quentin, Tchita Oussama
13:30	Adebayo Salaudeen Babatunde, Grand Maxence, Leang Sotheara, Mazodier Pierric
14:00	Korkmaz Kadir, Mehta Kritika, Polyuha Lyubomyr, Riou Sebastien
14:30	Albarede Lucas, Horincar Sabina-Andreea, Iakhina Natalia, Johansson Torneus Fredrik
15:00	Alimova Zhanar, Balyabina Anna, Subbotin Mikhail, Xu Haiyin
15:30	Galka Katarzyna, Kovac Peter, Mahoro-Ntwari Donald
15:55	Blévin Daniel

Expectations

You are expected to present your visualizations, and to explain how they help answer the questions you choose to investigate. You are expected to justify the design choices for the visualizations, i.e., why is the visual mapping you choose are pertinent given the data at hand and the insights you are looking to find. You are expected to send by email at blanch@imag.fr the material used for the defense.

Data sets

The data sets are derived from the Open Food Facts data sets. They are available from my 2018-openfoodfacts repository and can be downloaded as a zip file.