Analysis of how Covid-19 deaths in the São Paulo Metro area are distributed according to age and income.
I’ve found out that residents from lower-income areas are dying more because of the disease, even when controlling for population size in each age and income bucket.
Project site »media: G1 Globo
2020 | data-analysis, gis, inequality
A map-based digital narrative about the occupation of Palestine, commissioned by the Israeli NGO B'Tselem.
As the user scrolls, map layers and animations are triggered, narrating a timeline of the more than five decades of occupation.
Project site »team: Francesco Sebregondi (Project Coordinator)
client: Forensic Architecture
2018 | maps, narrative, web
An interactive map of every street in Brazil visualized by the gender of its name.
Mapping commute times accross different Brazilian cities.
Developed as part of a research paper, presented at the Brazilian National Transportation Agency Congress, 2018. Based on Census Data which hadn't been previously visualized.
Project site »team: Pedro Guedes Romero Maia
media: ANTP Congress, 2018
2018 | research, maps, web
Analysis of areas in the city of São Paulo with restrictions to residential package delivery, because of 'saftety concerns'.
Spatializing this data, previously locked in pdfs, showed the spatial disparity in service. Poor neighborhoods in the city’s periphery accounted for the great majority of these areas.
Project site »media: Nexo Jornal, UOL TAB
2017 | research, analysis, maps
Possible journeys for New York City’s waste, in a web-based visualization.
Designed as a cross-section of these journeys, the visualization uses photo montages, texts, and animated maps to convey its logistics.
Project site »client: Open House New York
2017 | narrative, web, research
A scenario-building tool that helps envision a Zero Waste New York City.
Used at a workshop hosted as part of my Master’s Thesis. Participants included community members, activists, urban planners, and waste management specialists.
You can read the full thesis book here.
Project site »2016 | scenario-building, waste, gis
A Twitter bot documenting cases of persons killed 'as a consequence of resisting police action' in the state of São Paulo.
It tweets street-level imagery of the location of the killing, along with data about the victims, prompting questions about police violence, inequality, place, and justice.
Project site »01-01-2020 // B.O. 6.0
— Decorrência (@decorrencia) January 1, 2021
PELA MANHÃ // PIRAJUSSARA // EMBU DAS ARTES, SP // 1 MORTE
MORTE#1 // MASCULINO // 20 ANOS // SOLTEIRO // DESEMPREGADO // PRETA#mapa #violencia #dadosabertos #transparencia #dataviz #visualizacao pic.twitter.com/KsBNJdz8JL
2018 | data vis, narrative, bots
A School of Data course designed for public sector employees.
I've developed and taught classes on data visualization, dashboards, data processing and ETL.
The examples were focused on real-life challenges for public servants with real governmental open data.
Site »client: Open Knowledge Brasil, School of Data
2020 | open data government
A course on how data and cities interact, divided in four topics: infrastructure, visualization, simulation, and collaboration.
A workshop where participants discuss the social and political implications of smart cities through speculative design and cartography.
Participants create speculative scenarios for a future 'São Paulo Smart City.' Then, they design basemaps and map-based narratives for their scenarios.
Site »team: Leila Santiago
client: FILE Festival
2017 | maps speculative design
Estudo mostra que 66% de mortos por Covid-19 na Grande SP ganhavam menos de 3 salários mínimos
Exclusivo: para 20% dos lares brasileiros, isolamento vertical é impossível
Em periferia de SP sem CEP ou segurança, até mercearia vira caixa postal
Este mapa mostra os lugares de São Paulo onde os Correios nem sempre chegam