Visualize your data with simplicity, accuracy and beauty

Abstract

Creating a compelling visual representation of your data can be challenging, but it is worth it. Infographics and graphical abstracts are common forms of data visualizations within the world of science, but no matter what you call them, these visuals are short stories meant to be shared widely. When done well, a visualization of your data can attract new readers and quickly tell them the main point of your research. Your visual can get more people to read your paper and engage with you about your research. In this article, we’ll talk through the steps of making a simple, accurate and beautiful visual that is sure to catch the eyes of readers everywhere.

Digital visualization in graduate transport phenomena

“…For the sequential viridis palette, the accent color is yellow and occurs only where the vapor concentration is low in Figure 12. This use is effective; however, if the palette were inverted, most of the figure would be yellow and the eye would have a tendency to sweep across the whole image [7]. General rules for color map selection and application can be found in a variety of sources for a range of applications [7,20].…”