Kirk Goldsberry, known for his basketball analysis and shot charts, has applied his…
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Where NFL quarterbacks throw
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Crunching the wedding numbers
Weddings are special events where friends and family come together to celebrate, and…
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Weather models, a visual comparison
Forecast, one of the best if not the best quick-look weather sites, uses…
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UK Census at risk
There is a possibility the UK Census is scrapped for cheaper options next…
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Age of city buildings
When we think about the age of cities, it’s common to think of…
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London to Brighton train ride, 1953-2013
In 1953, the BBC filmed a train ride from London to Brighton and…
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Most popular porn searches, by state
We’ve seen that we can learn from what people search for, through the…
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Data in the service of humanity
For this rainy Labor Day, here’s an uplifting talk by DataKind founder Jake…
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WTF visualizations
There are a lot of poorly conceived graphics that make little sense or…
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Etymology and word usage when you ‘define’ with Google
Pro tip: When you Google “define <INSERT WORD HERE>” and open the information…
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Playgrounds for everyone →
NPR digs into accessible playgrounds, because everyone should get to play.
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In search of food deserts
Last time I looked at where major grocery stores are across the United…
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The inventor of modern probability
Andrei Kolmogorov is a name unfamiliar to most, but his work had lasting…
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British relationships throughout history
In Kindred Britain, Nicholas Jenkins, Elijah Meeks and Scott Murray provide a visual…
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A master’s degree in statistics is worthwhile
Statistician (and brand new PhD student) Jerzy Wieczorek explains the usefulness of a…
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Network of shared flavors
Jan Willem Tulp, for this month’s Scientific American food issue, recreated the flavor…
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Learn to make animated information graphics
Graham Roberts, a graphics and multimedia editor at The New York Times, is…
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Pickle Index for population estimation
As China moves forward with a plan to move 250 million people to…
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Introducing the FlowingData Job Board
If my inbox has taught me anything, it’s that there are a lot…
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Where non-English language is spoken in the US →
Dan Keating and Darla Cameron for the Washington Post mapped commonly used languages…