Nathan Yau

Leftover Turkey Flowchart

Chart Everything / leftovers, Thanksgiving, turkey

I roasted a turkey. There were a lot of leftovers. But my mom taught me to never waste.
What to Call Your Distant Relative

Data Underload / family, relatives

When you have a big family, it’s a challenge to figure out how everyone is related. So here are some charts to help you figure it out.
Fake faces created by AI and where this might be headed

Infographics / artificial intelligence, face, New York Times

It’s grown easier and easier to generate fake faces with AI. For The…
Where there are hospital staff shortages

Maps / coronavirus, curve, hospital, NPR

Reporting for NPR, Sean McMinn and Selena Simmons-Duffins on staffing shortages:

On data…
Why small gatherings can be dangerous too

Infographics / coronavirus, exponential growth, FiveThirtyEight, risk, Thanksgiving

A small gathering of 10 people or fewer can seem like a low-risk…
Analysis of representation in crossword puzzles

Infographics / crosswords, Pudding, representation

For The Pudding, Michelle McGhee analyzed representation in crossword puzzles. Some crossword publications…
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Visualization Tools and Resources – November 2020 Roundup

The Process / roundup

Here’s the good stuff for November.
State restrictions and hospitalizations

Statistical Visualization / coronavirus, mask, New York Times, shutdown, University of Oxford

The University of Oxford’s Blavatnik School of Government defined an index to track…
Voting gains for 2020, compared to 2016 election

Maps / election, voting

For The New York Times, Ford Fessenden, Lazaro Gamio and Rich Harris go…
Recap of all the election maps and charts

Maps / election, Stamen

Alan McConchie from Stamen recaps the wide array of maps and charts that…
U.S. military buys location data from apps

Data Sharing / government, Joseph Cox, location, mobile, Motherboard, privacy

Joseph Cox, reporting for Motherboard:
Some app developers Motherboard spoke to were not…
An atlas for the world’s development indicators

Statistical Visualization / atlas, development, scrollytelling, World Bank

The World Bank tracks global development through a number of indicators. (You can…
Votes that won the presidency

Infographics / election, Washington Post

Voter turnout this election was higher than it’s been in a long time,…
Debunking claims of election rigging

Statistics / debunking, election, Kristian Lum

There’s a video (one of too many I am sure) going around that…
Coronavirus cases rising in prisons

Statistical Visualization / coronavirus, Marshall Project, prisons

Coronavirus cases are rising (again), which includes prisoners and prison staff. The Marshall…
Student surveillance and online proctoring

Data Sharing / education, privacy, surveillance, testing, Washington Post

To combat cheating during online exams, many schools have utilized services that try…
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The Process 115 – Breaking Chart Monotony

The Process / monotony

When every day feels like more of the same, here are some of the things I do to shake off the monotony.
Red counties mostly stayed red

Statistical Visualization / election, New York Times, scrollytelling

For The New York Times, Denise Lu and Karen Yourish looked at the…
Tour of the D3 ecosystem

Coding / d3js, Ian Johnson, tour

D3.js, a flexible JavaScript library useful for visualization, can feel intimidating at first.…
Minimalist creative coding environment

Data Art / dots, Martin Kleppe, minimalist

tixy.land is a minimalist coding environment by Martin Kleppe:
Control the size and…

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