Visualizations

We think producing quickly and efficiently visualisations that are maximally relevant to specific segments of our stakeholders is key to our success in engaging progressively more participants.

We find ourselves in a particularly virtuous feedback loop if we manage to put contributors in front of a simple interface (to them) to enter data, knowing that their work will directly translate into an outcome valuable to them. The easiest way to achieve that is to give them a perspective on their own work that they didn't have before, because they can then address their peers with already new information.

For this reason, we need to be able to produce high quality visualisations in an extremely modular way. There are several reasons for the modularity:

• separation of concerns between querying the database for data and producing the visualisation itself;
• modularity of either side;
• access controls on components generating such requests.

For these reasons, we wish to split searches below into reusable components, but we are not there yet...

Visualizations

These are some of the visualizations we are building together.

Data ecosystem	Topic	Visualization
Facebook's tools	various Facebook tools, and how they exchange information	[1]
Facebook and disinformation	how disinformation blends into our information ecosystem through Facebook	[2]
Cambridge Analytica scandal	visual summary	[3]
Adtech ecosystem	routes your personal data takes when you browse the web
Scottish data ecosystem	MyData Scotland ecosystem mapping workshop	[4] [5] [6] [7]
Platform economy and work	workers contribute a lot of data to the gig work ecosystem
MyDataLab Geneva	workshop run in the context of the OpenGeneva festival	Paul's Wikidata footprint
MyData ecosystem	MyData case bank
MyData Finland ecosystem	Finnish ecosystem	[8]
MyData Japan ecosystem	Japanese ecosystem	[9]
Mobility data ecosystem	actors and activities in the mobility space
Open Science Hardware	Mapping the Gathering for Open Science Hardware community

Of course, it is necessary for these visualisations to engage in a mapping process. We explain here how to do so.