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Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Early (ca. 10th or 11th century) visual representation of planetary movements in two-dimensional space

Who is eligible?

Students at the University of Arizona who are enrolled full time Spring 2020 in any college or discipline.

How do I apply?

The submission system is now closed; winners will be announced in early May.

What are the application evaluation criteria?

Submissions will be evaluated on the ability to convey information in a meaningful and aesthetically appealing way. When developing a submission, participants should consider the following:

  • Are the data accurate and from a reliable source?
  • What is the message or main point of the visualization?
  • Is the visualization clear to a non-specialist?
  • Is this a novel way of displaying the data at hand?
  • Does the visualization use space and color in an effective way?
  • If the submission is interactive, is it intuitive?

When will decisions be made?

Winners will be announced by May 1, 2020.

What kind of visualizations are appropriate to submit?

Data visualizations may include but are not limited to: maps, charts, graphs, data art, and 3D models. Submissions can be static, animated, or web-based interactive stories.

Are team submissions allowed?

Submissions are not required to be the work of a single person. However, awards will only be made to individuals and the person submitting the visualization must hold the copyright to the work.

Who do I contact for more information?

Please send any additional inquiries to [email protected].