Visualization
Showing the stories in data through statistics, design, aesthetics, and code.
Visualizing science
Jen Christiansen spoke about her extensive experience as a graphics editor for Scientific…
Geography of voter turnout
Based on data from Dave Leip’s Atlas of U.S. Presidential Elections, The Washington…
Building statues of hope in augmented reality
Accurat, in partnership with the Google News Initiative, built an augmented reality app…
A closer look at the U.S.-Mexico border
The Washington Post provides a flyover view of the barriers at the U.S.-Mexico…
Mapping all the buildings
A few months back, Microsoft released a comprehensive dataset that included the estimated…
Mapping predominant race block by block
Based on data from the Census Bureau, National Geographic mapped predominant race in…
Create your own visual journal of data
Giorgia Lupi and Stefanie Posavec continue on their path of Dear Data with…
News homepage design overview
As you click through the news, you can probably almost always figure out…
Measuring the varied sentiments of good and bad words
There was a survey a while back that asked people to provide a…
Inside Hurricane Maria, a 3-D perspective
This 3-D view inside Hurricane Maria, from NASA’s Scientific Visualization Studio and NASA’s…
Mapping opportunity for children, based on where they grew up
Opportunity Atlas, a collaboration between Opportunity Insights and the Census Bureau, is the…
Coral-like cities to show road networks
Craig Taylor from Ito World used a coral metaphor to visualize road networks…
Constructing charts and graphs
Jeffrey Heer, a computer science professor at the University of Washington, provides an…
Summer rain levels compared to the norms
Tim Meko and Aaron Steckelberg for The Washington Post compared this summer’s rains…
Morph, an open-source tool for data-driven art without code
Morph, by Datavized in collaboration with the Google News Initiative, is a tool…
