Small collection of graphics from mid-19th century
Nathan Yau
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Vintage American Infographics →
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Data Points: First look
For the past year, I’ve been working on Data Points: Visualization that Means…
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Slitscanning online videos
Thanks to Sha Hwang, you can now siltscan videos on YouTube and Vimeo…
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Cat Dataset →
2 gigs of cat data with images and eye, mouth, and ear positions. Yeah.
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Data science on Wikipedia →
I guess it’s official now
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slitscanner.js →
Make a sound sculpture from any YouTube video
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silenc: Removing the silent letters from a body of text
During a two-week visualization course, Momo Miyazaki, Manas Karambelkar, and Kenneth Aleksander Robertsen…
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Treasure island of infographic textbooks →
A look back on an old collection
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Global temperature rises over past century
New Scientist mapped global temperature change based on a NASA GISTEMP analysis.
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OpenVis Conf →
Still building the speaker list, but Amanda Cox is the keynote speaker, so it should be worth it just to hear her talk.
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Tapestry conference →
“weaving stories and data”
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Using data to find a husband
When it was time to settle down with the right man, Amy Webb…
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Bicoastal Datafest →
On February 2 and 3, analyze money’s influence on politics
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Character mentions in Les Miserables
Jeff Clark took a detailed look at Victor Hugo’s Les Miserables via character…
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Flowchart: Gandalf problem solving →
The Lotr Project breaks down the thought process in the magical mind.…
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Elements of Statistical Learning →
Free PDF download version for second edition of book [via]
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How a Civil War Vet Invented the American Infographic →
Creator of the first Statistical Atlas of the United States
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Series of concentric circles emanating from glowing red dot
Run for your lives. The red concentric circles on the green squiggly are…
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Animated GIFs in R →
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Random walk on pi →
By Francisco Javier Aragón Artacho, “This is a walk made out of the…