START... Visualising Data with Python
Tuesday 5th December 2023, 2:00pm
In this Digital Humanities START workshop, learn about the fundamental principles of data visualisation and how to create your own graphs using Python.
Data visualisation is a key practice for representing data, allowing you to easily share information within presentations, posters, articles, and more. In this START session, you will learn about the fundamental principles of data visualisation and how to create your own graphs using the Python programming language. Data visualisations which may be covered include: bar graphs, scatter plots, line graphs, histograms, pie charts, subplots, and basic 3D graphs.
Please register your space through our Eventbrite.
If you have any questions, please email digitalhumanities@soton.ac.uk
Details
| Location: | Online |
Get the Data
If you're that way inclined, you can get the raw data used to create this page in various formats, as listed below.
| TTL | RDF/Turtle file |
| RDF | RDF/XML file |
| RDF.HTML | HTML visualisation of raw data |
The following open datasets were used to build this page:
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