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We can download data as a single snapshot…
Nathan Yau
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Map shows how NASA satellites collect global rain data
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Grandpa Chad distribution
xkcd crossed a rough age distribution of people becoming grandparents with people named…
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Canceled flights due to coronavirus
With an animated side-by-side map, The New York Times shows canceled flights in…
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Map of mathematics
The Map of Mathematics from Quanta Magazine explains key concepts with animated visualizations:…
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Scale of Bloomberg net worth
While we’re on the topic of Mike Bloomberg’s money, here’s another view from…
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A Better Chart, Limitations Considered: Exit Poll Results (The Process #77)
Welcome to a new segment where I try to put myself in the shoes of someone who made a bad chart and try to make it better.
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Bloomberg ad spending, relative to other candidates’
Mike Bloomberg’s ad spending might not be that much relative to his own…
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Forgotten map types
Geographer Tim Wallace likes to look at old maps, and is particularly fond…
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Datylon Graph is a visualization extension for Illustrator
Adobe Illustrator has charting functions that can be useful if you’re on a…
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Most often missed areas while washing hands
This graphic from WakeMed shows the areas most often missed while washing hands.…
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Botnet, a social network where it’s just you and a lot of bots
Botnet is a social media app where you’re the only human among a…
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Big Money You Can Relate To (The Process #76)
This week, a few projects went up on the internets about money and spending, each with different goals and approaches. In this issue of The Process, we look at each more closely.
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Printing money at the speed of various wages
Neal Agarwal used a money printing metaphor to depict differences in various wages.…
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Federal budget scaled to per person dollars
For The Upshot, Alicia Parlapiano and Quoctrung Bui scaled down the federal budget…
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Blanket visualizes daily high and low temperatures
Reddit user quantum-kate used daily high and low temperatures in Denver in 1992…
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A tour of the king’s tattoos
DR used a 3-D model to recreate King Frederick the 9th’s ink:
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Billionaire’s spending scaled to your net worth
We hear about billionaires spending millions of dollars on ads, acquisitions, etc. It…
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Good state naming
From @haru_cchii on the Twitter:
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Data problems in Iowa caucus results
It wasn’t just issues with an app. There appears to be many more…
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Privacy algorithm could lead to Census undercount of small towns
To increase anonymity in the Census records, the bureau is testing an algorithm…