With Maple, you can create amazing visualizations that go far beyond the standard mathematical plots that you might typically expect (I wince every time I see yet another sine curve).

At your fingertips, you have

  • plotting primitives that can be assembled in new and novel ways
  • precise control over coloring (yay for ColorTools) and placement
  • an interactive coding environment with inline plots, giving you quick visual feedback over aesthetic changes
  • and a comprehensive mathematical programming language to glue everything together

Here, I thought I'd share a few of the visualizations I've really enjoyed creating over the last few years (and I'd like to emphasize 'enjoy' - doing this stuff is fun!)

Let me know if you want any of the worksheets.

 

Psychrometric chart with historical weather data for Waterloo, Ontario.

 

Ternary plot of the color of gold-silver-copper alloys

 

Spectrogram of a violin note played with vibrato

 

Colored zoom of the Mandelbrot set

 

Reporting dashboard for an Organic Rankine Cycle

 

Temperature-entropy plot of an ideal Rankine Cycle

 

Quaternion fractal

 

Historical sunpot data

 

Earthquake data

 

African literacy rates

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