Here’s the good stuff for May.
Nathan Yau
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Visualization Tools and Learning Resources, May 2021 Roundup
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A short film on giving up privacy, for better or worse
We know what you did during lockdown is a short fiction film by…
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Jobs that Marry Together the Most
Find out which jobs most often pair together among married couples.
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Map shows you where a raindrop ends up
River Runner is a fun interactive map by Sam Learner. Click anywhere in…
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Hospitalization rates for the unvaccinated
Overall, Covid-19 cases and hospitalizations are down in the United States, but much…
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Four types of people who prevent full vaccination
The United States vaccination rate was rolling for a while there, but it…
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How perception can save lives
Visualization and perception researcher Lace Padilla was on the kid-centric show Mission Unstoppale…
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Looking at What’s Not There – The Process 140
Data is always incomplete.
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Most common professional marriages
Susie Neilson for the San Francisco Chronicle compared the marriage of professions in…
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Watercolor Maptiles by Stamen are now part of the Smithsonian’s permanent collection
In 2012, Stamen Design released watercolor map tiles based on OpenStreetMap data. It…
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Coping with the big numbers
Connie Jin, who works for NPR and updates a Covid-19 dashboard, talks about…
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Coming and Going Age Generations
Since no one has figured out how to defeat time, age generations come and go. This chart shows the generational breakdowns since 1920.
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Transform an image into a pixel-ly visual
Here’s a fun interactive by Duc-Quang Nguyen. Upload an image and get back…
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Historical shifts in where people live
The places in the United States with the highest populations weren’t always like…
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Climate normals mapped over time
Every decade the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration releases climate normals to provide…
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Making a Quick, Custom Prevalence Map – The Process 139
This week I’m describing my process behind a quick map. You can download the code at the end of this issue.
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Map of people moving during pandemic
It was only a matter of time before someone showed dots moving across…
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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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