"Game on!" by Fathom Information Design is an exploratory visualization prototype that allows users to parse through a basketball game's data, to investigate the behaviors and patterns in terms of the statistics and locations of players.
Based on a vast collection of performance statistics as well as real-time tracked ball and player positions, the tools allows one to explore some potentially interesting patterns, such as each player's recurrent locations, standings, and alignments according to their team position, the concentration of movement around the 3-point mark, any personally preferred shooting spots, or the fact that players tend to transition into offence along the sides of the court
The actual data was acquired by linking noteworthy game event markings to a smart computer-vision algorithm that analyzes top-down video footage, which results in a large set of X, Y, Z positions for each player and the ball for every video frame.
See also:
. The 3D Trajectories of the Tennis Ball during the Final ATP Matches
. The NYTimes Visualization of Live World Cup Football Statistics
. VisualSport: Social Visualization of (Live) World Cup Football Statistics
. Adidas Match Tracker: Experience Soccer Games Like a Data Geek
. Guardian Interactive Chalkboards: Map and Share Soccer Game Events
. The 3D Trajectories of the Tennis Ball during the Final ATP Matches
. The NYTimes Visualization of Live World Cup Football Statistics
. VisualSport: Social Visualization of (Live) World Cup Football Statistics
. Adidas Match Tracker: Experience Soccer Games Like a Data Geek
. Guardian Interactive Chalkboards: Map and Share Soccer Game Events
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