Data Visualizations Accessible Color Paletes The following is information to use as a guide to incorporate accessible colors into your data visualizations (such as Tableau or Excel charts)

It provides tools to simulate color-blindness and to test how well the colors of any palette are identifiable. Several scientific thematic schemes (geologic timescale, land cover, FAO soils, etc.) are also …

We Use Color Spaces to Express Color Ranges Color spaces allow us to capture, index, and enumerate colors perceived by the human eye. Given a set of input parameters, we can extract the …

We describe a knowledge-based system that captures established color design rules into a comprehensive interactive framework, aimed to aid users in the selection of colors for scene objects …

While there is a strong aesthetic component to color, using color well in information display is essentially about function: what information are trying to convey, and how (or whether) color can enhance it.

In this article, we will describe the types of color palette that are used in data visualization, provide some general tips and best practices when working with color, and highlight a few tools to generate and …

There are a lot of color schemes out there already that are tested for color blindness - Iʼve compiled my favorites below ColorBlindness R Package: Compilation of >15 color blind safe palettes for plotting …