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When viewed on a large screen, the art piece is the first column of the data story.
Art
When viewed on a small screen, the art piece is the first row of the data story.
Art
Artistic and abstract interpretations made from the data
Click on the art piece to expand and see the corresponding link
Step behind the curtain (i.e. click the link) to uncover the meaning of the piece on Wikimedia Commons
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When viewed on a large screen, the peom is the second column of the data story.
Poetry
When viewed on a small screen, the poem is the second row of the data story.
Poetry
A poetic lens on the data, highlighting one or more key messages in verse.
Click on the word to reveal the poem and the corresponding link
Get more words on the matter and read the publication or manuscript
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When viewed on a large screen, the data visuals are on the last column of the data story.
Data Visualisation
When viewed on a small screen, the data visuals are on the last row of the data story.
Data Visualisation
Charts, graphs or graphics, presenting key insights from data
Click on the graphic to zoom in and see the corresponding link
Say open seasame (i.e. click the link) to go to the Open Science Framework repository for the body of work, and see all metadata and code associated with data and analyses
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