A comeback for geography
Nathan Yau
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How much is mapping worth →
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The most poisoned name in US history
Biostatistics PhD candidate Hilary Parker dived into the most poisoned names in US…
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Mercator map puzzle
The Mercator projection can be useful for giving directions, but when it comes…
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Baseball Hall of Fame voting trajectories
Carlos Scheidegger and Kenny Shirley, along with Chris Volinsky, visualized Major League Baseball…
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NFL fans on Facebook, based on likes
As the Super Bowl draws near, Facebook took a look at football fandom…
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Heritage Open mHealth Challenge →
Help improve health care with data; $100k prize
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svg.js →
A lightweight library for manipulating and animating SVG
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Ten years of cumulative precipitation
We’ve all seen rain maps for a sliver of time. Screw that. I…
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Dogs of NYC →
Map of most popular dog names and types by area
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Candyland →
An analysis of the board game and gameplay
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Internet Explorer causation
I’m almost certain this relationship is significant. Side note: Is there a meaningless-correlations…
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Evolution of science fiction covers in color →
Arthur Buxton plotted the most common colors of Penguin Publishing science fiction colors…
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Shiny Server →
Run R applications online
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Billionaires of the world ranked and charted
How wealthy are the richest people in the world? How do they compare…
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Ayasdi →
A tool that advertises “automatic insights” from complex data, looks like mainly with clustering and network graphs
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Vintage American Infographics →
Small collection of graphics from mid-19th century
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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