Nathan Yau

Who can vote by mail

Maps / election, mail, New York Times, voting

There’s going to be a lot more voting by mail this year. The…
FiveThirtyEight launches 2020 election forecast

Statistical Visualization / election, FiveThirtyEight, forecast, uncertainty

The election is coming. FiveThirtyEight just launched their forecast with a look at…
Using a slime mold simulation for generative art

Data Art / Antonio Sánchez Chinchón, generative art, Physarum, R

Slime mold are single-celled organisms that can work together to form multicellular structures.…
Gaps between mortality rates for black and white Americans

Statistical Visualization / gaps, Gus Wezerek, mortality, New York Times, race

For NYT Opinion, Gus Wezerek charted the gaps between white and black mortality…
New dating timeline

Miscellaneous / coronavirus, dating, humor

Liana Finck for Man Repeller draws out the new timeline. I’m a couple…
How air spreads on a subway train

Infographics / coronavirus, mask, New York Times, simulation, subway

If someone sneezes in a closed space, you hope that the area has…
DIY satellite ground station to receive images from NOAA

Data Sharing / NOAA, satellite imagery

You can basically hook up an antennae to your laptop and start receiving…
Visual explanation for how herd immunity works

Infographics / coronavirus, Harry Stevens, immunity, simulation, Washington Post

Herd immunity works when you have enough people who are immune to a…
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Small Tools for Visualization (The Process 101)

The Process / tools

We know the big ones. Now here are the small ones. Focused. Efficient.
Malofiej winners announced for 2019

Infographics / award, Malofiej

Malofiej, which in the visual journalism sphere is a high-tier honor to win…
Distribution of unemployment at the tract level

Maps / coronavirus, unemployment, Upshot

We’ve been hearing a lot about national unemployment rate, but it’s not uniformly…
Electricity sources by state

Statistical Visualization / carbon, electricty, Washington Post

With Joe Biden calling for 100% clean electricity, John Muyskens and Juliet Eilperin…
Finding the New Age, for Your Age

Data Underload / age, life expectancy

You’ve probably heard the lines about how “40 is the new 30” or “30 is the new 20.” What is this based on? I tried to solve the problem using life expectancy data. Your age is the new age.
Illustrated color catalog of minerals

Infographics / color, James Sowerby, minerals, nature, Nicholas Rougeux

Between 1802 and 1817, James Sowerby cataloged and illustrated 718 minerals across seven…
Five years from now

Miscellaneous / humor, projections, SMBC

Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal can see the future.…
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Visualization Tools, Datasets, and Resources – July 2020 Roundup

The Process / roundup

Here’s the good stuff for July.
What schools might look like if students go back

Infographics / coronavirus, New York Times, school

Dana Goldstein, with illustrations by Yuliya Parshina-Kottas, imagines what school might look like…
What YouTube recommendations look like for others

Statistics / recommendations, YouTube

Watch enough YouTube, and you end up in a bubble of videos catered…
Tracking what happens to police after use of force on protestors

Statistics / force, police, ProPublica, protest

You’ve probably seen the videos. ProPublica is tracking to see what happens after:…
Tic-Tac-Toe the Hard Way is a podcast about the human decisions in building a machine learning system

Statistics / Google, machine learning, podcast, Tic-Tac-Toe

From Google’s People + AI Research team, David Weinberger and Yannick Assogba build…

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