Nathan Yau

There might be times when you want to visualize data with area, but…

Here’s the good stuff for the month.

I had a chat with Jon Schwabish on The PolicyViz Podcast. We talked…

Teresa Ibarra used Facebook Messenger to text with her now ex-boyfriend almost a…

The second edition of Visualize This is published. The book made its way…

Last week, a Singapore Airlines flight experienced turbulence that led to one person…

YouGov surveyed 2,000 adults asking them when was the best and worst decades…

In case you need a large dataset to train your chatbot — and…

To keep track of performance, Matt Stiles made the Dodgers Data Bot, which…

Reading the words of my younger self and revisiting that guy’s process was… educational.

The recent solar storms brought pretty lights to the night sky in some…

I don’t know about you, but where I live, the housing prices keep…

Visualize This is a real book now! The official publication date is May…

Wilson Lin used an abstract map to visualize 40 million posts and comments…

Assuming you were still alive flying into a black hole, NASA’s Goddard Space…

There are a lot of tools to visualize data. Some are visualization-specific. Some are tools that let you make charts but are focused on other data things. New apps come out with new features that promise new things. This can make it tricky to find the best visualization tool.

To capture solar energy for use in the evening, batteries have grown in…

When you analyze data, there are times when a trend, pattern, or outlier jumps out and smacks you in the face. Or, you might calculate results that seem surprising. Maybe they’re real, but maybe not.

Based on data from NASA’s Stratospheric Observatory For Infrared Astronomy (SOFIA), Villanova University…