I am currently a Data Visualization Fellow at Harvard University, Center for International Development. My research consists in designing, implementing and evaluating novel data visualization tools for the web. Previously, I was a post-doc in Jean-Daniel Fekete, at INRIA AVIZ. I defended my PhD at INSA de Lyon and LIRIS Lab, France, in 2010.
The Atlas of Economic Complexity
My main project is The Atlas of Economic Complexity, which is an interactive website to visualize international trade data. It allows the exploration and communication of economic indicators for more than 120 countries and 700 products over the past 50 years. It uses various visualization techniques such as treemaps, stacked graphs or networks to display growth dynamics and opportunities.
The project is open-source on GitHub. Learn more..
Research
My focus is building and evaluating new tools to better explore, understand and communicate data. As the Web is now pervasive, I believe those tools should be using web standards for everyone to use them, now and in the future. I am interested in various application domains, from economics to sport data. Learn more..
Recent Publications
The IEEE Conference on Information Visualization (InfoVis) and the ACM Conference on Human Interaction (CHI) are the main annual venues for my research. If you want to know more, look at all publications.
- CHI 2015 - Investigating the Direct Manipulation of Ranking Tables
- InfoVis 2014 - UpSet: Visualizing Intersecting Sets
- CHI 2014 - À Table! Improving Temporal Navigation in Soccer Ranking Tables
- SportVis 2013 - Real-Time Crowdsourcing of Detailed Soccer Data
- InfoVis 2013 - SoccerStories: A Kick-off for Soccer Visual Analysis
Recent Projects
Below are some recent projects I've been working on. If you want to know more about them, view all projects.
