In my day job, I'm a data geek who drools over clever new visualization techniques. I should have a bumper sticker that says "I *heart* infographics" alongside my "13.1" and "
I run like a girl, try to keep up."
Fortunately I'm not alone in my
neurosis passion. And occasionally my two obsessions come together nicely. Case in point:
Have you ever wondered what happens to all of the data collected by Nike+ technology? Well... the clever folks and YesYesNo and Design Forces teamed up to create an on-map visualization of all of the runs Nike+ users did in Manhattan in a year.
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The thicker the line, the more users were on that route. (
Go figure, Central Park gets a lot of action.) To learn more about the project,
click here, or watch the video:
What's your take on this type of personal data collection an analysis: amazing analytic tool or big brother?