Using the now all too familiar baseline chart, where all of the time…
Nathan Yau
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Increase in cases since states reopened
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Race and the virus
The New York Times obtained data on race and those affected by the…
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Use Established Chart Types, Because They’re More Straightforward (The Process 097)
Unique charts and visual encodings are worth exploring, but what about traditional charts? Also, a members’ preview of a new chart catalogue.
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Hidden trackers on your phone
Sara Morrison for Recode:
Then there’s Cuebiq, which collected location data through its… -
Everlasting pie chart
Manuel Lima goes into the history of the pie chart, or rather, circle…
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Map of Foreign Students
There are over 1 million international higher-education students enrolled in the United States. This map shows where they reside.
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Data on loans issued through the Paycheck Protection Program
The Paycheck Protection Program was established to provide aid to small businesses. It’s…
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Cases vs. testing
There have been assertions that increased case counts are all from increased testing.…
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Coronavirus counts across Europe
Going with the shaded triangle peaks to show case counts and deaths, The…
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Why time feels weird right now
For Reuters, Feilding Cage provides a series of interactive tidbits to demonstrate why…
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Increased case counts not just from increased testing
Some attribute increased Covid-19 case counts to increased testing. While that is certainly…
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Try New Visual Encodings, Because Something Might Work (The Process 096)
Sometimes a chart type seems terrible. But you’ll never know until you try.
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Restaurant Reopenings, a Comparison to Last Year
Restaurants are reopening for dining across the United States. Some states are doing it faster than others.
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Map shows where to go to get away from fireworks
Using a voronoi map, David Yanofsky for Quartz mapped the places in the…
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Decade-long time-lapse of the sun
NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory has been taking a picture of the sun every…
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When the world shut down, seen through global flights
Lauren Tierney and William Neff for The Washington Post used a rotating globe…
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Cataloging all the house number styles
Dan Kois walked all of the blocks in his ZIP Code and collected…
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How to Make a Spiral Chart in R
Using a spiral might not be the best way to encode data. But here’s how to do it anyway. Just in case.
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Map of Covid-19 surge
Axios provides a straightforward state map showing the percentage change in the 7-day…
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LEGO relief map
Cameron Bennett made a relief map of Idaho, completely out of LEGO bricks:…