The New York Times reconstructed the night. Based on a collection of court…
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Reconstructing the killing of Breonna Taylor
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Climate change in 2020
It used to be that climate changed seemed like something far off in…
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Visualization Tools and Resources Roundup – December 2020
Here’s the good stuff for December in the last issue of the year.
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Best Data Visualization Projects of 2020
It’s been a year. We saw a lot of charts. These are the best ones.
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Evolution of coronavirus strains
Reuters looked at how seven main strains of the virus evolved around the…
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Historical cost of light
These days, most of us don’t have to do much to turn on…
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Who catches the most fish
Using data from Global Fishing Watch, Hayley Warren and Ian Wishart for Bloomberg…
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1 in 5 prisoners had Covid-19, a grid map
The Marshall Project and The Associated Press report on the Covid-19 rates in…
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Tracking world’s biggest iceberg
The world’s biggest iceberg, A68a, is on track to crash into a remote…
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Knowing Nothing (Process 119)
Obviously, knowing nothing can be a negative, but some of my favorite work came about when I didn’t know how to do something or what to expect.
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Blob Opera is a machine learning model you can make music with
David Li, in collaboration with Google Arts and Culture, made a fun experiment…
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Basketball court designed as a national park map
Kirk Goldsberry, whose basketball charts you might recognize, made the Naismith International Park…
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How to Make an Animated Beeswarm Chart
Beeswarm charts are useful to highlight individual categories or entities. Animating them can help highlight change over time.
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Data for all of the referee calls in NBA games
Owen Phillips compiled per game and cumulative foul calls for all NBA referees…
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Infrared to show air particles from your talk hole
I’m sure you know this already, but just in case, air particles come…
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Unemployment and Occupation
Unemployment has hit some industries more than others. Here’s how the most recent estimates compare against last year’s.
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Charting and ranking apocalyptic events
For Domain of Science, Dominic Walliman attempts to chart all of the deadly…
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The Process 118 – Maybe a Bar Chart Really Would Be Better
As visualization practitioners, we tend to sway towards the novel, but bar charts are still good.
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Visualizing 16th century letter correspondence of the Tudor government
Kim Albrecht, Ruth Ahnert, and Sebastian Ahnert visualized the network of communications over…
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Where ICUs are near capacity
The New York Times mapped the seven-day average of ICU bed occupancy rates:…
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