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The data-visualisation team at The Max Planck Institute for the Study of Relgious and Ethnic Diversity Where can I find them?

The team has produced visualisations that show a "worst case scenario", in which the prisoners do not paddle, and a "best case scenario", in which they paddle northwards at a speed of 25cm per second.

The visualisations revealed to the research team that: (1) dense seeding has a more lasting impact for scattered trees than scattered planting; (2) the benefits of any kind of planting is short-lived if accompanied by conventional grazing practices; and (3) grazed woodlands are most at risk.

A team from Microsoft's visualisation and interaction research group embedded an electrocardiogram and electro-dermal activities sensors as well as a gyroscope and accelerometer in the bra.

Here you will find the key data - plus great visualisations from the Guardian's graphics team.

They have concept, environment, pre-visualisation and technical artists in their team, as well as animators and 3D modellers.

Foreman taught himself D3, the program the team still uses to create the visualisation, and made a prototype for internal use.

The field team consisted of archaeologists Jo McDonald and Meg Berry (CRAR+M UWA), visualisation specialist Paul Bourke (then at iVEC@UWA) and surveyors David Belton and Petra Helmholz (Spatial Sciences Department at Curtin University).

The task had seemed surmountable as we sat in a small windowless room at Three Mills Studios in East London - then the base for the ceremonies team - and watched a computer generated/sketched visualisation of what Danny wanted to achieve.

Google acquired their company Where 2 Technologies - along with a second company called Keyhole developing the geospatial visualisation software that would become Google Earth - and the new team of 50 people set out building Google Maps.

Finally, it was a multidisciplinary team at the John Wayne Cancer Institute in Santa Monica which combined the visualisation of lymphatic drainage with the sentinel node concept in melanoma patients.