Visualizing and Analyzing Data in 3D
summary
Demos show Power Map for Excel loading a CSV, auto-geocoding zip/lat-long, and animating timelines so outliers and trends become obvious rather than color-legend puzzles. Examples: Seattle food-inspection dots with drilldown to violation descriptions; PRISM precipitation rendered as half a million points per year then animated over 30 years (≈60 million frames) revealing inverse east/west rainfall cycles; a White House budget CSV unpivoted into ~200,000 rows and placed on a grid via custom map to expose 2009 bailout spikes. Exports to video work; interactive web publishing is not yet available.
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chapters (13)
- 0:003D data visualization in Excel
- 2:09Traditional 3D visualizations failed
- 3:13Modern tools like Power Map
- 4:39Demo: Seattle food inspection data
- 12:15Demo: US precipitation in 3D
- 15:47Animated precipitation over 30 years
- 20:46Demo: White House budget visualization
- 37:51Demo: Largest solar farms worldwide
- 45:16Demo: US power production history
- 48:31Demo: New York building growth
- 56:34New Excel visualizations
- 59:25Future trends in visualization
- 1:00:30Q&A
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