Infographics

Research often involves complex analysis of various data of multiple nature. I love to integrate data in single graphics. The selection below contains infographics of my PhD research Technology Campuses and Cities, which describe mainly processes and using historical, numeric and/or geographic data. Complex data can be transformed into beautiful information. I can support researchers in this task!

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Map of relevant and interconnected sources building knowledge on the impact of real estate on organisational performance over the last two decades
Ch2_OVERVIEW KBUD
Overview of the policy, studies, rankings and real estate developments influencing the development of technology campuses overtime.
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Map of some of the existing studies on cities in the knowledge economy (Carrillo, 2006; Groen &
Sijde, 2002; Van Den Berg et al., 2005; Van Winden, 2011). Each colour refers to a different study.
Ch2.Kcapital size_GLOBAL
The concentration of human capital in the number of students and academic staff using a sample of 200 universities according to The Times Higher Education Top University Rankings 2011-2012
Ch3 Time line places
Emergence and development of technology campuses in relation to periods of technology advancements and breakthrough inventions in industrialised regions
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Innovation-area where HTCE locates in a regional context. Base map: Esri 2013
ch5_Inno climateHTCE
Interrelated developments shaping the innovation climate at HTCE and the Brainport-Eindhoven area
ch5Timeline STRATEGIC campus development
Development timeline of the HTCE
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Innovation area around MIT campus. Base map data: Esri, 2014
ch6Inno climateMIT
Interrelated developments shaping the innovation climate at MIT and the Cambridge-Boston area (Data on sponsored research: MIT Institutional Research, 2014)
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Developments timelines of HTCE and MIT campus compared to each other.
Ch8.Conceptual Model
A conceptual model explaining the role of the built environment in innovation (Bottom: the system and its general context. Top: Input-conditions and output-indicators of innovation)