The coronavirus can possibly infect a lot more people than there are those…
Statistical Visualization
Finding patterns, distributions, and anomalies.
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Flatten the coronavirus curve
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Responsible coronavirus charts
Speaking of responsible visualization, Datawrapper provides 17 charts and maps you can use…
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Super Tuesday simulator
With Super Tuesday on the way, there’s still a lot of uncertainty for…
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Making invisible gas leaks visible
For The New York Times, Jonah M. Kessel and Hiroko Tabuchi went to…
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Color breakdown of Scientific American covers
For Scientific American, Nicholas Rougeux and Jen Christiansen show the shift in hues…
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Fashion runway color palette
From Google Arts & Culture:
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How parents spend time with their kids
For Quartz, Dan Kopf and Jenny Anderson on how time spent with kids…
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How people laugh online
Laughter online is full of nuances. A capitalization of some letters or a…
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Animated line chart to show the rich paying less taxes
David Leonhardt, for The New York Times, discusses the relatively low tax rates…
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The early beginnings of visual thinking
Visualization is a relatively new field. Sort of. The increased availability of data…
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Analysis of street network orientation in cities
Continuing his analysis of street grid-iness in cities around the world, Geoff Boeing…
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How well players drafted in fantasy football
For The Upshot, Kevin Quealy used a heatmap to visualize fantasy football draft…
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Gallery of uncertainty visualization methods
It must be uncertainty month and nobody told me. For Scientific American, Jessica…
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A quiz to see if you’re rich
In a compare-your-preconceptions-against-reality quiz, The Upshot asks, “Are you rich?” Enter your nearest…
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Exploration of players’ shot improvement in the NBA
Wondering whether if a player’s shot improves over the course of his career,…
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Wikipedia views and every line of Billy Joel’s “We Didn’t Start the Fire”
In the biggest crossover event of the century, Tom Lum used the Wikipedia…
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Readability of privacy policies for big tech companies
For The New York Times, Kevin Litman-Navarro plotted the length and readability of…
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Increasing ocean temperatures, decreasing ice
For National Geographic, Kennedy Elliot made a series of heatmaps that show the…