With temperatures rising, we must prepare for how everyday life could change, other…
Nathan Yau
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As temperatures rise, how much turbulence to expect on your flight
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Relationships outside an appropriate age range
People tend to marry or partner with those closer to their age. However, some venture outside the typical range.
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Republican bill’s effects on household income, by income group
The bill proposed by the current administration affects incomes of the poor and…
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Design suggestions to make more accessible visualizations
Making charts that are accessible to those with visual difficulties might seem like…
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Pizza activity spikes just before reports of Israel attacking Iran
The Pentagon Pizza Report tracks pizza place activity near the Pentagon. From the…
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Seating chart for lone survivor in India plane crash
There was one survivor from Air India flight AI171. He sat in seat…
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Asian misrepresentation in American films
For the Pudding, Dorothy Lu and Anna Li examine the match rate between…
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Disney and Universal sue Midjourney, the generative AI service
For Reuters, Dawn Chmielewski reports on the alleged copyright infringement.
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Apple introduces third dimension to Swift Charts framework
Apple, with an announcement that the world has been waiting for, released 3-D…
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Comparing multiples
This week we make it easier to compare multiple charts when differences are small but significant.
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Airlines sell passenger flight data to Customs and Border Protection
While there are laws in the U.S. to protect some of your privacy…
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Nazi propaganda charts
RJ Andrews and Attila Bátorfy highlight information graphics from Signal, the Nazi propaganda…
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Flower blooms to visualize climate change
Annelie Berner used blooming flowers as a visual metaphor to show climate change.…
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John Snow probably didn’t use that Broad Street map to reach his conclusions about cholera
Many visualization folks recognize the cholera map as a vital tool that John…
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Reduced sampling for Consumer Price Index estimates
The Bureau of Labor Statistics announced a reduction in data collection to put…
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Magnus Carlsen chess match against the wisdom of crowds ends in a draw
Chess grandmaster Magnus Carlsen played against 143,000 people in a single game. The…
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Professor who studied honesty loses tenure over faked data
A couple years ago, Harvard professor Francesca Gino was accused of faking data,…
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Caring Data
Hi folks. It’s Nathan. Welcome to the Process, the newsletter for FlowingData members…
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Progressive tax rates in Western Europe
There is always ample discussion about progressive tax rates in the United States.…
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Unknowable energy footprint
For MIT Technology Review, James O’Donnell and Casey Crownhart ran numbers and interviewed…