It was only a matter of time before someone showed dots moving across…
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Map of people moving during pandemic
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Information Graphic Visionaries, a book series
The Information Graphic Visionaries book series just launched on Kickstarter. Emma Willard, Florence…
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‘Less than 10 percent’ outdoors
The CDC said that “less than 10 percent” of coronavirus cases were from…
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Where People are Married and Not
About 48% of the U.S. population aged 15 and older is married. I was curious if there were regional variations, so I mapped it.
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Rankings for YouTube video greetings
If you’ve watched even just a few videos on YouTube, you probably noticed…
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Visualization accessibility
Øystein Moseng for Highcharts provides a brief guide on making your visualizations for…
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Varying demographics within the Asian American population
We often hear about the Asian American community as one big group of…
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All the art in the Oval Office
The President of the United States chooses the art for the Oval Office,…
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Visualization, Manually – The Process 138
Put in the time to get to know your data and design around that for best results. Usually this part of the process isn’t automated.
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Bird song sonographs show distinct drawing patterns
These sonographs of bird song, in contrast to the sounds from traditional instruments,…
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See if you live in a political bubble
Gus Wezerek, Ryan D. Enos, and Jacob Brown for NYT Opinion use neighborhood-level…
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Observable Plot, a JavaScript library for more straightforward visualization of tabular data
If you’re into the notebook workflow, Observable Plot is a JavaScript library built…
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Divorce Rates and Income
Divorce rates are tied to job security, age, and occupation, so it should make sense that we see a pattern when we plot divorce rates against income.
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Stephen Curry’s record-setting month for shooting threes
Steph Curry has been on a tear as of late. In April he…
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Climate change and uncertainty
In his new data-driven documentary, Neil Halloran digs into the uncertainty attached to…
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Visualization Tools and Learning Resources, April 2021 Roundup
Here’s the good stuff for April 2021.
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Maps of land required to get to net-zero emissions
Princeton University’s Net-Zero America project analyzes and models the infrastructure required to get…
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Melting glaciers
Niko Kommenda for The Guardian used small multiples to show 90 of the…
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Population Growth and Seats Gained
The Census Bureau released state population counts for 2020. Here’s how each state gained and lost population and seats.
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Surprise, Less Happiness During Pandemic
Since 1972, the General Social Survey has asked people about their happiness. It never changed much — until 2020 happened.
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