most citedData journeys in popular science: Producing climate change and COVID-19 data visualizations at Scientific American

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cs.DL2023★ 5 cited

Data journeys in popular science: Producing climate change and COVID-19 data visualizations at Scientific American

Kathleen Gregory, Laura Koesten, Regina Schuster +2

Vast amounts of (open) data are increasingly used to make arguments about crisis topics such as climate change and global pandemics. Data visualizations are central to bringing the…

cs.HC2023

Practitioners' Perspectives on Designing Data Visualizations for the General Public

Regina Schuster, Kathleen Gregory, Torsten Möller +1

Public-facing data visualizations can play a vital role in making complex information clear and engaging, thereby encouraging informed public discourse and participation. However,…

cs.HC2023★ 1 cited

"The main message is that sustainability would help" -- Reflections on takeaway messages of climate change data visualizations

Regina Schuster, Laura Koesten, Kathleen Gregory +1

How do different audiences make sense of climate change data visualizations and what do they take away as a main message? To investigate this question, we are building on the resul…

cs.HC2023★ 1 cited

What is the message? Perspectives on Visual Data Communication

Regina Schuster, Kathleen Gregory, Christian Knoll +2

Data visualizations are widely used to communicate messages about urgent topics such as climate change and public health. However, we still know little about how these visualizatio…

cs.HC2022

"Being Simple on Complex Issues" -- Accounts on Visual Data Communication about Climate Change

Regina Schuster, Kathleen Gregory, Torsten Möller +1

Data visualizations play a critical role in both communicating scientific evidence about climate change and in stimulating engagement and action. To investigate how visualizations…