Nathan Yau

USA Today looks at some of the numbers on 17th century slavery in…

Practicality will make its self known whether you want to or not. So, try different visual forms and take it from there.

BBC News asks a straightforward question: How much warmer is your city? Enter…

In survey data, there is usually an open-ended category for “not applicable” or…

Football season is starting soon, which means many will participate in the age-old…

In a “radically unscientific survey” Kevin Uhrmacher and Kevin Schaul for The Washington…

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Vox and Matt Daniels delved into falsetto in pop music…

This week, we talk annotation and how it can make your charts more readable and easier to understand.

The New York Times is in a quizzy mood lately. Must be all…

Add a book to the humorous-charts-documenting-the-everyday genre. Am I Overthinking This? by Michelle…

Dorota M. Skowron et al. made the first 3-D map of the galaxy.…

For Carto, Matt Forrest explains why you shouldn’t use ZIP codes for spatial…

Speaking of earthquakes, Will Chase looked back at a 2012 earthquake in Sumatra…

For The New York Times, Derek Watkins used animated maps to show how…

For everyone who does data visualization for a living right now, there was someone who came before.

Over the past four years, Planet deployed 293 satellites in low orbit to…

This animated interactive explains how a research group is using light to measure…