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Recently we visualized a month's worth of global earthquake data in a short minute-and-a-half spatial animation. I was happy with the result, but I felt it was missing something. The visualization...

Today is National Dog Day, and for a company with a winged bloodhound for a logo and a team with a bunch of dogs for coworkers, we thought we'd best introduce our pups.

Defining old age can be tricky. Is it related to how you look or feel? Or, is old age defined by a specific number of years? Well, I stumbled on an article that attempts to answer that difficult...

In a recent study we did among Oklahomans, we asked a few questions about COVID-19 and how it was affecting their lives. One interesting find was that 51% of people in Oklahoma do not know anyone...

Yesterday, a magnitude 4.2 earthquake shook the San Fernando Valley. The earthquake, a pretty normal occurrence in that part of the world, got me thinking. I wonder how many earthquakes are...

Last month I spoke about the pros of my current favorite qualitative research methodology, the Zoom focus group. Despite my glowing praise, this style of focus group may not be for everyone, as...

Just a few short months ago, COVID-19 cases were rife among the 65+ age group, but that trend has reversed. Recent data shows that the Oklahoma population, with the majority of coronavirus...

COVID-19 infections have spiked aggressively. We've been tracking coronavirus-related data since March, and our data clearly shows a change in direction in infection rate - the pivot occurs on...

Last week we conducted 12 mini-groups in three days using the tech-darling of the lock-down, Zoom. I thought I'd put together a guide to the good, bad, and ugly of using Zoom to conduct research...

Office workers across America have adjusted to working remotely over the past two months. According to a recent study by IBM, many would prefer it to stay that way. In a survey of a mind-boggling...