JavaScript library for choropleth, proportional symbol, cartogram, dot density, and isoline mapping
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OpenLayers Symbology →
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Overcoming Artificial Stupidity →
“Wolfram|Alpha is now on average giving complete, successful responses to more than 90% of the queries entered on its website”
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Rickshaw →
Built on top of D3 for easier time series charts
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Quantum GIS →
Open source alternative to the high-priced commercial GIS software
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Insight Data Science Fellows Program →
Six-week post-doc training fellowship to form bridges across academia and practice
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Changing map colors →
The Guardian Datablog posted a choropleth map; readers helped them fix it
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Census director resigns to Georgetown →
Loss for the Bureau, a gain for the university
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Visual Aesthetics →
How they play a role in human-computer interaction and evaluating them
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Mapping Process →
The steps behind making NYT map in R, showing where Rick Santorum stood before he suspended his campaign
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Text Processing with MapReduce →
From Twitter engineer Jimmy Lin; free download on github
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Visualizing Twitter →
Roundup of interactives to explore tweets, retweets, and connections
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What makes good data visualization →
Discussion from a variety of fields, including my adviser
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Design is a Job →
“Work of the web designer goes well beyond pixel-pushing beautification.” Applies especially well to data designers [via]
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Why Statistics? →
Seems promising, if you have access to Science
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Data Stories →
“I have a goal in life: To rid the world of bad PowerPoint slides.”
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Designing Data Visualizations →
An almost two-hour long, analytics-focused talk
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geo-how-to →
Tips and tricks for making your own maps
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Manhattan-like grids in the brain →
More organized and less chaotic than previously thought
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Streets Visualized →
Make your own local Ben Fry-esque All Streets
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Ember and D3 →
How Square built a responsive analytics page