To better understand race and poverty, MetroTrends maps where people live whose income…
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Where the poor live, a decade comparison
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Looking For the Closest Casino
Casinos are everywhere. This interactive map tells you how close the nearest one is in sampled areas of the United States.
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Vector maps on the web with Mapbox GL
Online mapping just got an upgrade:
Announcing Mapbox GL JS — a fast… -
Mapping the spread of drought, nationally →
Although California has perhaps had it the worst, drought also affects other states,…
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California drought in small multiples
To show the increased levels of drought throughout the state of California, Kyle…
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Geography.
By way of David Kennerr, something in this CNN frame seems off.…
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Markov Chains explained visually
Adding on to their series of graphics to explain statistical concepts, Victor Powell…
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Where People Work and How Much They Make
Salaries for occupations with the same job title can vary across industries. This interactive shows you by how much and who works where.
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Accessible Web visuals and code with p5.js →
Visualization on the Web can be tricky for those unfamiliar with code. The…
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Wi-Fi strength revealed in physical space →
Digital Ethereal is a project that explores wireless, making what’s typically invisible visible…
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Visual Microphone estimates sound from vibrations in objects
A group of researchers from MIT, Microsoft Research, and Adobe Research are experimenting…
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Google Doodle Venn diagram →
In celebration of John Venn’s 180th birthday, today’s Google Doodle produces a Venn…
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Cultural history via where notable people died
A group of researchers used where “notable individuals” were born and place of…
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Mathematically correct bagel
I don’t know about you, but I like my bagel as two roughly…
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This is Statistics
Statistics has an image problem. To the general public, it’s old, out of…
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Network visualization game to understand how a disease spreads →
Vax, a game by Ellsworth Campbell and Isaac Bromley, explores how a disease…
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Explorations of People Movements
A new data source gave rise to a different set of visualization projects. We see people.
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Civilian casualties in Gaza →
Lazaro Gamio and Richard Johnson for the Washington Post cover civilian deaths in…
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How well we don’t understand probability
All Things Considered on NPR ran a fine series on how we interpret…
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Too many numbers
Numbers is a short film by Robert Hloz where some people see numbers…
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