Data Visualization:
Participant Work
The notion of digital governmental identification allows citizens a streamlined interaction with their government and subsiding institutions. Sadly, this concept is, in most countries of the world, a future scenario far from implementation. Simultaneously, digital identities are globally constructed by large-scale online platforms, credit reporting agencies, and consumer data brokers. The questions asked within the data visualization sprint on digital identity are: What kind of portrayal is constructed by our digital data traces? By visualizing and reflecting upon the data of search engines, social media sites, and digital platforms this sprint asks: What identity is represented and what is neglected within our online data traces?
Abbas Bagwala, Chelsea Butkowski, and Jyotsna Iyer
Cesar Augusto Fontanillo Lopez, Eslin Özlem, Joseph Brandifino, Oskar Szydłowski