Data Visualization
"The harmonious integration of visual design and computer science to positively improve society through data collection and analysis"
01 Thai AMR watch Dashboard
A data visualization webpage requested by the International Health Policy Program (IHPP) to visually
present information on antimicrobial resistance medicine usage in Thailand. Information was divided
into 3 dashboards: Antimicrobial consumption, antimicrobial resistance, and public awareness and
knowledge of antimicrobials. The interface was created to be user friendly, easy to self-navigate, and
clear to non-medical audiences.
See: ‘thaiamrwatch.net’
02 Dangerous speech in Thailand
The data storytelling website for share info about harmful words used online in Thailand. It uses Zocial Eye, a smart tool that finds dangerous words on websites and social media. The site focuses on three big issues: Thai Buddhist protection, Violent conflict in the southern border provinces and Culture promotes violence (Russia and Ukraine conflict). For each issue, it looks at where these words pop up, which words are bad, and who is saying them. There's also a short quiz to help people think about what they say and how it can hurt others.
03 South Sukhumvit
The South Sukhumvit Research Project's website is all about using city data to help improve public spots and plan for South Sukhumvit to become a top area for tech in Southeast Asia. This website is for everyone in the neighborhood, the government, and people who want to invest money there. It shares ideas on making South Sukhumvit better. If people who live there, make decisions for the area, or want to put their money into it, this site tells you what you need to know to help grow this part of the city into a Cyber Tech district.
See: 'www.southsukhumvit.com'
04 The Citibike Manhattan Exploration
CitiBike is widely regarded as one of the primary public transportation options for New Yorkers' daily commutes. Many people use it every day because it's easy to find and perfect for quick trips. This website offers a fun exploration into why some CitiBike stations in Manhattan are more popular than others by examining the nearby buildings. We consider how tall they are, their age, and their purposes. Join us to discover how these cool city spots contribute to making CitiBike the go-to choice for New Yorkers on the move.
05 Artsips
ArtSip is a pioneering digital platform that transforms art museum experiences by merging art appreciation with mixology. It offers a virtual tour of the National Gallery of Art, inviting users to craft custom drinks inspired by the artworks they explore. Each painting's color palette and emotional essence inspire ingredients for a unique cocktail recipe. With high-quality digital visuals and user-friendly design, ArtSip enhances art education and immersion. Its interactive tool for creating drinks personalizes the journey, making art approachable and enjoyable. ArtSip invites a multi-sensory engagement with art, deepening connections through a novel, artistic experience.
