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  • Data visualization
  • Science policy

Background:

  • Visualizations are essential for understanding complex scientific data.
  • Current scientific practices and training often overlook the potential of visualization for discovery and reporting.
  • The development of new science-policy programs highlights the need for better integration of visualization.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To emphasize the critical role of information visualization in scientific research and science-policy.
  • To advocate for the integration of visualization expertise into scientific training and collaborations.
  • To address the risks of missed discoveries and biased reporting due to inadequate visualization practices.

Main Methods:

  • This study is a conceptual analysis and synthesis of the role of visualization in science and policy.
  • It draws upon principles from science, policy, computing, and design.
  • The authors highlight the lack of visualization in current scientific education and organizational structures.

Main Results:

  • Information visualization is underutilized in scientific discovery, reporting, and online resources.
  • Producing effective visualizations requires interdisciplinary expertise.
  • Limited visualization skills lead to potential miscommunications and biased research representation.

Conclusions:

  • Integrating visualization into scientific training and collaborations is essential for robust science communication.
  • Prioritizing visualization can enhance discovery, improve reporting, and support online scientific resources.
  • Failure to adopt better visualization practices risks scientific progress and objective communication.