Tag: Visualization

Northwest Indiana holds a surprising amount of nature for a corner of the state best known for steel mills and shipping. Along Lake Michigan there are globally significant dune-and-swale landscapes that migrating birds depend on. Inland, the Valparaiso Moraine, a...

Research Services leads the methods for a Wellcome-funded systematic review of how climate change affects foodborne disease, from the search strategy to the evidence gap maps in the report to the funder.

The Purdue Student Farm faced challenges with inadequate plant transpiration within their year-round controlled environment growing containers. While the farm team had collected airflow data through their own measurements, they needed a clearer way to interpret these findings. To address...

Purdue’s ARGE Research Services helped transform complex rice-drying research into a journal-ready visual format by developing the innovative “Gewgaw Grid” data visualization method.

Dr. Kranthi Varala needed a web-accessible tool to extract data and visualize the regulatory network for WHO. The total amount of data was over 100 million data elements. Our team utilized shared university resources to provide a no-cost solution for...

To improve crop yield in poorly drained soil types common in the US Midwest, farmers commonly installed subsurface drainage systems to help remove excess water. Despite being a common practice, we have limited understanding about how different spacings of drain...

Dr. Shalamar Armstrong's Soil Ecosystem and Nutrient Dynamics (SEND) Lab, in Purdue Agronomy, studies how cover crops protect farmland — the nutrients in the soil, the water that runs off it, and the yields that follow. The harder problem was...