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Develop lectures on visualizing uncertainty #66

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samanthacsik opened this issue Jan 4, 2025 · 3 comments
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Develop lectures on visualizing uncertainty #66

samanthacsik opened this issue Jan 4, 2025 · 3 comments

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Draft title: Visualizing Uncertainty & Avoiding the Misrepresentation of Data

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samanthacsik commented Jan 4, 2025

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Interesting data sets

Hurricane forecast accuracy. The National Hurricane Center says it “receives frequent inquiries on the accuracy and skill of its forecasts and of the computer models available to it.” To help answer those questions, the agency publishes a series of regularly-updated verification reports, as well as a database quantifying its forecast errors. For each official projection since 1970, the database compares each storm’s predicted location and wind speed to those attributes’ ultimate values. As seen in: “The Social Value of Hurricane Forecasts,” a study by Renato Molina and Ivan Rudik.

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Unsure if this is relevant, but possibly, and it looks interesting regardless: Alberto Cairo on Misleading Data and Visualizations (talk for the Urban Institute, ~1.5hrs)

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