Network Visualization
Fun with links, nodes, and edges.
All roads lead to philosophy, on Wikipedia
Jeffrey Winter tests a hunch about links leading to philosophy on Wikipedia:
There…
Exploring NYT news and its authors
The IBM Visual Communication Lab published their first of what I hope many…
Movies with multiple Harry Potter wizards
I feel like whenever I watch a British film, I see a Harry…
March Madness bracketology – winners and losers
Working off last year’s bracketology graphic, Leonardo Aranda took a simpler approach in…
Explore your LinkedIn network visually with InMaps
LinkedIn has been having some fun with their data lately. They opened up…
Similarities between PhD dissertations
Certain fields of study tend to cover many of the same topics. Many…
Why network visualization is useful
AT&T Labs’ Infoviz research group describes network graphs and their many uses:
There…
Mexican drug cartel network map
I’m not entirely sure what we’re looking at here, other than relationships between…
Billionaires’ favorite politicians
Jon Bruner for Forbes reports on billionaire contributions to politicians over the past…
Where refugees come from
Thousands of people flee their country every year, and the travel patterns are…
Software evolution storylines
In a follow up to code_swarm, a visualization to show the development of…
Various ways to rate a college
There are a bunch of college ratings out there to help students decide…
Pseudo-variety and ownership of the soft drink industry
When you buy soft drinks and other beverages at the grocery store, most…
What online marketers know about you
Andrew Garcia Philips and Sarah Slobin (plus five data gatherers) of The Wall…
Wireless networks in the physical world
For the most part, you go about your day-to-day with little knowledge of…