Massively Collaborative Data Visualizations

Friday, June 1. 2007

Many Eyes is a neat tool/site provided by IBM Research that allows you to visualize datasets through a set of visualization types and share the results allowing visitor comments.

All the maps are interactive.

Currently there are 3107 (as of 6/1/2007 1:34PM EST) visualization. They say they will be adding rating and other social networking features in the near future.

Here's an example visualization:
Many Eyes Example

Posted by Nam-ho Park in Web 2.0, Trends at 13:24 | Comments (0) | Trackbacks (0)

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