Nathan Yau

Rosenfeld, et al. from Stanford University ran a survey in 2009 for a…

Speaking of 3-D usage on maps, here’s a map of bus routes in…

Based on commuting data from the Census Bureau, researchers Matthew Hall, John Iceland,…

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For SB Nation, Jon Bois takes a statistical deep dive…

“How do I make my data come alive? I want it to sing. I want it to dance.” Here are some ways to achieve that.

Leslie Roberts uses paint to encode text as colors and geometry:
My paintings…

The United States is doing pretty poorly in reducing emissions. For The New…

Lucas Kwan Peterson for the Los Angeles Times ranked fast food french fries.…

After a most unforgiving dust storm on Mars, NASA ended the 14-year mission…

Figure out the useful bits and get rid of everything else.

For The Upshot, Kevin Quealy continues on his path looking at the words…

Gustavo Turner for Logic on his experiences covering the porn industry and the…

Kjetil Golid made an interactive that lets you generate a noise field using…

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It’s the scale of significant Star Wars characters, objects, and…

As more elements were discovered, the table grew and changed layout. For Science…

In visualization, there are tools, templates, and defaults, which are meant to be copied and reused. Then there are data graphics that are designed with a specific purpose and dataset, which are something more than a certain chart type.