This is The New York Times front page for Sunday, May 24, 2020.
Filled contour plots are useful for looking at density across two dimensions and are often used to visualize geographic data. It’s straightforward to make them in R — once you get your data in the right format, that is.
There are many ways to show parts of a whole. Here are quick one-liners for the more common ones.
For when your geographic data is evenly spread rather than aggregated by government boundaries.
Interactive network visualizations make it easy to rearrange, filter, and explore your connected data. Learn how to make one using D3 and JavaScript.
