Prepare a source-linked data brief
Organize public evidence around a focused question for a researcher to assess.
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For a researcher or publisher with a defined question and permitted public sources, collect relevant figures, organize them into a chart, and prepare an image for the media library. Keep citations and collection dates with the data, verify values and labels against original sources, explain gaps or uncertainty, and require an editor to approve the chart and its context before publication.
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“Create a readable visual without turning uncertain, outdated, or incomplete figures into an unsupported claim.”
Clear tasks, with review where it matters.
Helps a researcher organize public figures into a chart image and store it for later editorial use.
Search results can be incomplete, measurements may not be comparable, and chart formats can distort meaning. Follow source terms, preserve dates and citations, check calculations and labels, and do not publish the image until an editor verifies the underlying evidence and intended context.
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Set the topic, time period, measures, and sources that are appropriate for the research purpose.
Keep source links, collection dates, units, and relevant qualifications beside each value.
Select a clear visual form and label axes, units, categories, and reporting period accurately.
Compare data and calculations with original sources and flag gaps or non-comparable measures.
Have an editor review the final chart, caption, sources, and intended audience.
Set the topic, time period, measures, and sources that are appropriate for the research purpose.
These are planning notes for the concept, not instructions for a currently available template.
Use permitted public information and limit collection to the approved question.
Keep enough context for a reviewer to reproduce and check the visual.
Review scales, labels, color contrast, alternative text, and the treatment of missing values.
Store drafts for review and require a person to approve the exact image and claims.
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