Visualization – FlowingData

Laughter online is full of nuances. A capitalization of some letters or a…

ProPublica, with The Advocate and The Times-Picayune, estimated chemical concentrations in a highly…

This month PG&E has been shutting down power to thousands of households in…

I feel like satellite imagery has upped its skillset in recent years. According…

You can see the time-lapsed imagery with this browser. [via @weatherdak]…

Charts can reveal truths that we never would see otherwise, but they can…

Marion Rouayroux, a graphic designer and a big fan of the show Friends,…

Overview is an ongoing project that uses a zoomed out view for a…

For Tampa Bay Times, Tracey McManus and Eli Murray delve into the purchasing…

For The Washington Post, Lauren Tierney and Joe Fox mapped fall foliage colors…

As discussed previously, the “impeach this” map has some issues. Mainly, it equates…

David Leonhardt, for The New York Times, discusses the relatively low tax rates…

Visualization is a relatively new field. Sort of. The increased availability of data…

How many US cities can you name? Here’s a quick and fun game…

This is perfect. Willikin Wolf made characters out of two dots moving along…

In 2008, the World Wildlife Fund ran a campaign that used pixelation to…

Thomas Lin Pedersen has been sharing his generative art pieces as of late:…

The suffixes on street names can say a lot about a neighborhood. A…