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Analysing and Understanding Putting big data to work Total Global Data 2011 - 2013 90% Before 2011 Source: IBM Data Analytics, 2013 Graphics Reveal Data Edward Tufte Perception Understanding is essential Simplify for more


  1. Analysing and Understanding Putting big data to work

  2. Total Global Data 2011 - 2013 90% Before 2011 Source: IBM Data Analytics, 2013

  3. “Graphics Reveal Data” Edward Tufte

  4. Perception – Understanding is essential – Simplify for more accurate reading

  5. Perception – Understanding is essential – Simplify for more accurate reading Source: Cleveland & McGill, 1984

  6. Insight Four key objectives: – Provide overview – Adjust perspective – Detect pattern – Match mental model

  7. Source: The Guardian, 2011

  8. Appeal Visual appeal is determined within 0.5 seconds Therefore, optimise by selecting: – Low – medium complexity – Medium – high colourfulness

  9. Appeal Visual appeal is determined within 0.5 seconds Therefore, optimise by selecting: – Low – medium complexity – Medium – high colourfulness Source: CDP Cities, 2015

  10. London: The Information Capital

  11. John Snow, 1854 Source: The Visual Display of Quantitative Information, 2009

  12. John Snow, 1854 Source: The Visual Display of Quantitative Information, 2009

  13. London Data Store – Population – Dwellings – Energy – Transport – Health – Education

  14. Mapping London LSOA Map Residents per Dwelling Source: GLA LSOA Atlas, 2014

  15. Buildings: Big Data Potential

  16. Building Data – Energy consumption – System peaks – Automated controls – Occupant comfort – Maintenance requests – Secure access – File storage

  17. Example: Domestic DSR Granular energy data and dynamic pricing – Reduced supplier costs – Deferred network investment – Cheaper energy bills Source: UK Power Networks, 2014

  18. Example: Non-domestic DSR Significantly more complex systems – Predict demand reductions – Respond to automated network signals – Deliver agreed demand reduction – Monitor building performance – Communicate benefits to engage occupants

  19. “Big Data Is Not About The Data” Garry King

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