Gestern waren wir auf dem Mont Salève. Zu dem im französischen Département Haute-Savoie gelegenen Berg gehört der Kleine und der Große Salève.
Auf knapp 1.400 Meter Höhe hatten wir einen großartigen Ausblick auf den Genfer See, auf Annecy, die Voralpen, den Jura und den schneebedeckten Mont Blanc.
Am Wochenende hat bei uns die Grillsaison begonnen. Zuvor waren wir in Frankreich unter anderem délicieux poulet einkaufen. Abends wurde es dann am Genfer See doch etwas frisch.
Auf unserem Balkon haben wir mit dem Racletteofen auch schon leckere Erfahrungen gemacht! 🙂
Vergangenen Donnerstag haben wir auf dem Weg in die Osterferien einen kurzen Abstecher in Freiburg gemacht. Bei herrlichem Sonnenschein besichtigten wir die Altstadt und das Münster.
Anschließend ging es langsam (wieder mal Stau auf der A5) weiter nach Karlsruhe, wo sich das Wetter über die Osterfeiertage auf hohem Niveau (25°C) hielt.
About a year ago, I had a first try with Tableau and some survey data for a university project. Last week, I finally found time to test Tableau with High Energy Physics (HEP) data from CERN’s Proton Synchrotron (PS). Tableau enjoys a stellar reputation among the data visualization community, while the HEP community heavily uses Gnuplot and Python.
I was using an ordinary CSV file as data source for this quick visualization. Furthermore, Tableau can connect to other file types such as Excel, as well as to databases like Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, and Postgres.
I’m also quite impressed by the ease and speed with which insightful analysis seems to appear out of bland data. Even though your analysis toolchain is script-based (as usual at CERN where batch processing is mandatory), I highly recommend using Tableau for prototyping and for ad-hoc data exploration.
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