Nathan Yau

There was a time when big infographics ruled, and then their popularity faded as quickly as it came. It wasn’t because of their size though, which might have been the only thing right about them.

I wrote a book! It’s the second edition of Visualize This. It focuses…

Alastair Humphreys, using a 20 by 20 kilometer map of where he lives,…

Usually you see a railway map from a local perspective, because it’s meant…

A map, by Pantry & Larder, shows the cost of a Big Mac…

Using data from the crowdsourced database eBird, Harry Stevens mapped the shifts in…

Here’s the good stuff for January.

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In an effort to find a suspect in a 1990 murder, there was…

Rivers drain into oceans. Grasshopper Geography color-coded the rivers in the world by…

If you’re into basketball data, Sravan Pannala is keeping a running list of…

Financial Times highlights how researchers are using AI to try to learn what…

Welcome to The Process, the newsletter for FlowingData members that looks closer at…

You can find Asian restaurants in most places in the United States, but…

Earth got its hottest year on record in 2023. Based on data from…

A warming climate has meant less snow in the northern hemisphere, which is…

If you’re traveling to a new city, it can be tricky to figure…