There is an ever growing amount of data available to us, making it harder to identify trends and communicate the messages within. Data visualisation is the art of uncovering the stories hidden in data and making it accessible and understandable.
ITO Data Visualisations has been widely featured on television and news media, including the BBC, The Guardian, Daily Mail, The New Yorker, Wired Magazine and TED. Our renowned visualisation experts produce compelling narratives that have been viewed by millions of people.
A series of visualisations produced for the launch of data.gov.uk displaying traffic count data, as featured in The Guardian.
A landmark viral video showing the flight paths of every plane over the EU during the ash cloud of 2010, clocking up 750,000 views in a week.
Loughborough University used ITO Data Visualisation to vividly illustrate their staff commute data. Clearly showing the aggregated travel patterns allows them to communicate the issues and enage with the wider public.
Commissioned by Brooklyn Brothers ad agency to produce OpenStreetMap renderings to cover a whole car for their innovative launch campaign.
A series of our images formed the basis of a Wired magazine data visualisation special, including a still from Airspace Rebooted and transport visualisations.
We worked with Sir Tim Berners-Lee to provide a series of visualisations for his latest TED talk, including OpenStreetMap: Project Haiti.
Our breakout visualisation was the award winning OpenStreetMap: A Year of Edits.
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