Nathan Yau

Where People are Married and Not

Statistical Atlas / marriage

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.
Rankings for YouTube video greetings

Statistical Visualization / greetings, YouTube

If you’ve watched even just a few videos on YouTube, you probably noticed…
Visualization accessibility

Design / accessibility

Øystein Moseng for Highcharts provides a brief guide on making your visualizations for…
Varying demographics within the Asian American population

Statistical Visualization / Asian, CNN, demographics

We often hear about the Asian American community as one big group of…
All the art in the Oval Office

Infographics / art, average, image, New York Times, Oval Office, president

The President of the United States chooses the art for the Oval Office,…
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Visualization, Manually – The Process 138

The Process / effort, manual

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.
Bird song sonographs show distinct drawing patterns

Data Art / bird song, sonograph

These sonographs of bird song, in contrast to the sounds from traditional instruments,…
See if you live in a political bubble

Statistical Visualization / bubbles, election, New York Times, politics

Gus Wezerek, Ryan D. Enos, and Jacob Brown for NYT Opinion use neighborhood-level…
Observable Plot, a JavaScript library for more straightforward visualization of tabular data

Software / JavaScript, Observable

If you’re into the notebook workflow, Observable Plot is a JavaScript library built…
Divorce Rates and Income

Statistical Atlas / divorce, 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.
Stephen Curry’s record-setting month for shooting threes

Statistical Visualization / basketball, Stephen Curry, Washington Post

Steph Curry has been on a tear as of late. In April he…
Climate change and uncertainty

Infographics / climate change, documentary, Neil Halloran, uncertainty

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In his new data-driven documentary, Neil Halloran digs…
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Visualization Tools and Learning Resources, April 2021 Roundup

The Process / roundup

Here’s the good stuff for April 2021.
Maps of land required to get to net-zero emissions

Maps / Bloomberg, carbon, Dave Merrill, energy, land

Princeton University’s Net-Zero America project analyzes and models the infrastructure required to get…
Melting glaciers

Maps / climate change, glaciers, Guardian, Niko Kommenda

Niko Kommenda for The Guardian used small multiples to show 90 of the…
Population Growth and Seats Gained

Data Underload / apportionment, census, government, representation

The Census Bureau released state population counts for 2020. Here’s how each state gained and lost population and seats.
Surprise, Less Happiness During Pandemic

Data Underload / happiness

Since 1972, the General Social Survey has asked people about their happiness. It never changed much — until 2020 happened.
States that gained and lost seats with 2020 count

Maps / census, government, representation

The Census Bureau announced their state population totals, so we can see who…
Seat apportionment over time

Statistical Visualization / Bloomberg, census, government, representation

The 2020 Census count at the state level is set for release this…
Where people moved during the pandemic

Statistical Visualization / Bloomberg, cities, migration, pandemic, USPS

In another look at migration through the lens of USPS change of address…

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