Remember photographer Noah Kalina? He took a picture of himself every day for…
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Man takes picture of himself every day for 12 years
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Mapping with Diffusion-based Cartograms
Sometimes these cartograms can distort areas beyond recognition, but they can also provide a better visual representation for a region with a wide range of subregions. At the least, they’re fun to look at.
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Analyzing text messages to save lives
Nancy Lublin, CEO of Do Something, gives a five-minute TED talk on the…
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Getting to “Hello world” with D3 →
A straightforward and detailed introduction
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Mapping urban footprint
After identifying 129 metropolitan regions that represent 35 percent of the world’s urban…
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Three States of Data →
Comparison to gas, selling the stuff that makes it useful vs. the raw material
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Advice to the Aspiring Interactive Cartographer →
Start with very basic then work your way up
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Analyze your Facebook profile with Wolfram|Alpha
Feeding off the momentum from Stephen Wolfram’s personal analytics earlier this year, Wolfram|Alpha…
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Branding with Infographics →
From the social media point of view
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How NASA visualizes large datasets
Horace Mitchell, director of the NASA Scientific Visualization Studio discusses the process behind…
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Visually weighted regression →
Using gradient to show confidence intervals
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Physics as a geographic map
The fictional map of physics by Bernard H. Porter in 1939 reads:
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Making of Perpetual Ocean →
Making of Perpetual Ocean. NASA interview on how they made this; surprisingly, they used Maya and RenderMan
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Long-exposure fireworks photos
Photographer David Johnson took long-exposure shots of fireworks. Fireworks already leave trails when…
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Show, don’t tell →
Having data is just the beginning
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Visual.ly Create for Brands →
“Prices starting at $4,000” sounds so not worth it
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Poker is a game of skill, not luck
Randal Heeb convinced a New York City judge that poker isn’t a game…
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Republicans as elephants →
Five types, plus an endangered species; sized by party loyalty
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Who pays for healthcare, 1960 to 2010
Josh Cothran looked at who’s paid for healthcare over the past five decades,…
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Animation in R →
Using animation package, produce a lot of GIFs and string them together