Sports statistics. Always so many tables. Juice Analytics takes a more visual approach…
Statistical Visualization
Finding patterns, distributions, and anomalies.
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Visualizing NFL statistics
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Average age of Congress over time
I don’t know about you, but I tend to associate Congress with an…
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Challenge: Advertised vs. actual waistline
Ever notice how pants seem to fit differently from store-to-store even though they’re…
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Exploratory tool for school admissions
With thousands of applications, it can be tough deciding who to admit in…
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Music listening preferences by gender
Last.fm intern Joachim Van Herwegen has a quick look at listening habits by…
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Expense visualizer
In an effort to make Canadian government expense data more accessible, FFunction designed…
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Faith and poverty in the world
Using data from a recent Gallup report showing a correlation between wealth and…
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Countries of the world ranked by stuff
What country has the best education? Health? Quality of life? Thomas Klepl and…
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Stacked area shows the Web is dead?
Wired has declared that the Web is dead in their September cover story,…
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Alex Rodriguez joins the 600 club
Alex Rodriguez became only the seventh player in MLB history to hit 600…
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$8.7b Iraq development funds unaccounted for
A simple question from GOOD magazine: where did the money to rebuild Iraq…
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Exploring the Reach of Firefox
Once every blue moon I like to freelance as a short break from…
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Redesign of the Federal IT Dashboard
About a year after the launch of the Federal IT Dashboard, business intelligence…
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Exploration of our aging world
From Ben Fry’s newly established Fathom Information Design, is a visualization for GE…
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Gapminder makes its way to the desktop
You’ve seen the presentation. You’ve seen the motion graph tool. But up until…
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How Britain has changed since 1997
Prospect Magazine takes a look at how Britain has changed by the numbers…
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JavaScript InfoVis Toolkit 2.0 released
Visualization in JavaScript is all the rage these days. Just a couple of…
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Strata of common and not so common colors
In another look at the data from xkcd’s color experiment, Stephen Von Worley…