160 | Visualizing COVID-19 with Carl Bergstrom
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160 | Visualizing COVID-19 with Carl Bergstrom
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- 0:35 Welcome back to Data Stories!
- 1:08 Our podcast is listener-supported, please consider making a donation!
- 1:47 Our topic: Visualizing COVID-19
- 2:02 Our guest: Carl Bergstrom, Professor of Biology at the University of Washington
- 3:57 What do you think about the "Flatten the curve" viz?
- 7:29 The importance of Drew Harris' version of Flatten the Curve
- 9:45 The evolvement from the CDC diagram to the Rosamund Pearce diagram released by The Economist
- 12:51 Carl's design process with designer Esther Kim in developing his version
- 19:08 The advantage of a cartoon style Flatten the Curve diagram
- 20:50 The Washington Post simulator
- 21:38 Steve Goodreau's family bubble viz
- 24:13 The rise of the logarithmic chart and its problems of alignment
- 30:45 Normalization by population size?
- 33:59 Lots of ppl want to contribute on the numbers. Is this good or should only experts deal with it?
- 38:56 David Yu's Covid Projection Tracker
- 41:00 Are there too many publications?
- 42:43 How to communicate about risk and uncertainty?
- 49:43 Carl's book "Calling Bullshit" comes out Aug 4th
- 50:32 Get in touch with us and support us on Patreon
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