Seth M.B. Crider

In the past, I’ve experimented with various programatic methods that dealt with image processing —- eventually I learned of new areas to critically engage with digital artifacts and reconstruct them in interesting and surprising ways. This led to an idea.… Continue reading

This visualization is inspired by the great work of the American Presidency Project. https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/statistics/data/presidential-job-approval There are two cycles– disapproval (red), and approval(white) — which are fed historical polling percentages throughout the duration of a presidents term. Both cycles are in… Continue reading

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A big part of my time with UN Global Pulse was devoted to building comprehensive representations of social networks, media channels, and internal communication flows to analyze the effectiveness of campaigns and how the U.N. could leverage key stakeholders to… Continue reading

Abstract   Computer vision algorithms are increasingly being applied to museum collections to identify patterns, colors, and subjects generating tags for each object image. There are multiple off-the-shelf systems that offer an accessible and rapid way to undertake this process. Based… Continue reading

“Instead of cursing the darkness, light a candle.” Benjamin Franklin The following project was an experiment in visualizing light qualities, and modeling using three different designs by analyzing a bust of Benjamin Franklin. The artwork was created by French Artist… Continue reading

Drew Stanley, Seth Crider, De Han, Lindsay Menachemi, Nathaniel Quinn and Zachary Walker Introduction In October 2018, Professor Chris Sula from the Pratt School of Information reached out to students in his Information Visualization class with a dataset given to him by Diana Fu, the Education… Continue reading

INTRODUCTION Rooftop water towers are a crucial part of regulating water for the people of New York City. For buildings with more than 6 floors, water towers store water pumped in from city sources for distribution among inhabitants. The pumps… Continue reading

Seth Crider Introduction: In this map based visualization I was able to secure the same dataset I explored in an earlier network visualization. This dataset  is a regularly updated record of crime occurrences in the City of Chicago from the Chicago… Continue reading

Introduction Github Project Directory Although we know of wars and the mess of human devastation it leaves in its wake— often times the most terrifying inflictions are those actions which leave nothing but silence—- no evidence or closure. Nothing but… Continue reading