Event:Dynamic Graphics for Presenting Statistical Indicators

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Event:Dynamic Graphics for Presenting Statistical Indicators
Date 05/03/2007
City Rome
Country Italy
Summary Summary::This seminar was about the art of making statistical indicators understandable and appealing to modern audiences.


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Background

In recent years, focus has been on the use of indicators in discussions of international forums, such as the OECD World Forum. Several statistical and analytical organisations are increasingly seeing it as important to present statistical indicators on key societal phenomena to a number of different audiences.

This seminar was about the art of making statistical indicators understandable and appealing to modern audiences. Leading-Edge products were showcased. A review of technical solutions (XML plug-in, Java, SVG, Flash...) was made and participants had the opportunity to participate in discussions on how to select, develop and implement dynamic graphics (purpose, strategy, tailored tools or off-the-shelf...)

The purpose of the seminar was to see if good practices could be identified and recommendations could be made, allowing organisations to advance in this important field.

Agenda & presentations

Background papers

Examples of dynamic graphics

The seminar discussed several visualising solutions with a special focus on dynamic, interactive and animated graphics:


Venue

The seminar on "Dynamic Graphics for Presenting Statistical Indicators" was held 5-6 March 2007 in Aula Magna, ISTAT headquarters, Rome, Italy.

Welcome to Rome

Target participation

The seminar united experts and decision makers from many national and international statistical organizations.

List of participants

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External links

Grafici dinamici per presentare gli indicatori statistici - National Statistics Office, ISTAT, Italy

Blog about statistics - All about dissemination of Official Statistics

Visualising and Presenting Indicator Systems - Swiss Federal Statistical Office, Neuchâtel

Visualisation of Statistical Data - Statistics Sweden

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