Nathan Yau

All the passes in soccer visualized at once

Statistical Visualization / Karim Douïeb, passing, soccer

This is a fun soccer graphic by Karim Douïeb. It shows 882,536 passes…
Billionaire tax rates

Statistics / billionaires, money, ProPublica, taxes

ProPublica anonymously obtained billionaires’ tax returns. Combining the data with Forbes’ billionaire wealth…
Seeing How Much We Ate Over the Years

Data Underload / diet, food, USDA

How long will chicken reign supreme? Who wins between lemon and lime? Is nonfat ice cream really ice cream? Does grapefruit ever make a comeback? Find out in these charts.
Money-in-politics nonprofits merge their datasets

Data Sources / government, money, OpenSecrets, politics

Center for Responsive Politics and National Institute on Money in Politics are merging…
Rockhounding in California

Infographics / Los Angeles Times, rockhounding

Any outdoor activity sounds amazing at this point. Andrea Roberson and Casey Miller…
Writing about probability in a way that people will understand

Design / uncertainty

We see probabilities mentioned in the news, in weather forecasts, during sporting events,…
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Visualization Books for a Beginner – The Process 142

The Process / beginners, books

My two cents on a discussion about what visualization books beginners should and should not read.
Myth of the Asian American model minority, explained with charts

Statistical Visualization / Asian, Connie Jin, model minority, NPR

Asian Americans are often viewed as a “model minority”, but when you look,…
Where chess pieces are most often captured

Statistical Visualization / chess

Reddit user desfirsit made heatmaps to show where on the chess board pieces…
Seeing how devices talk to each other

Infographics / augmented reality, Everyday Experiments, privacy

Your computer connects to your router, which connects to your modem. Your printer…
Colors of Bob Ross explored

Statistical Visualization / Bob Ross, color, Connor Rothschild

Connor Rothschild charted all the colors Bob Ross used in The Joy of…
Recreation of the neighborhood in the Tulsa race massacre

Infographics / New York Times, Tulsa Race Massacre

In 1921, hundreds were killed. The New York Times recreated the neighborhood, adding…
Where wind and solar needs to grow by 2050

Maps / energy, New York Times, Veronica Penney

Based on estimates from Princeton University’s Net-Zero America Project, Veronica Penney for The…
Official LEGO world map set

Maps / LEGO, world

We’ve seen maps made out of LEGO bricks before, but LEGO is about…
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Visualization Tools and Learning Resources, May 2021 Roundup

The Process / roundup

Here’s the good stuff for May.
A short film on giving up privacy, for better or worse

Data Sharing / Financial Times, privacy, short film

We know what you did during lockdown is a short fiction film by…
Jobs that Marry Together the Most

Data Underload / marriage, work

Find out which jobs most often pair together among married couples.
Map shows you where a raindrop ends up

Maps / rain, Sam Learner, water

River Runner is a fun interactive map by Sam Learner. Click anywhere in…
Hospitalization rates for the unvaccinated

Statistical Visualization / coronavirus, vaccination, Washington Post

Overall, Covid-19 cases and hospitalizations are down in the United States, but much…
Four types of people who prevent full vaccination

Maps / coronavirus, New York Times, vaccination

The United States vaccination rate was rolling for a while there, but it…

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