Drought has caused water levels to drop in the Mississippi River, which is…
Statistical Visualization
Finding patterns, distributions, and anomalies.
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Exports through the Mississippi River
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Election ad topics
Midterm election day is just about here in the U.S., so the political…
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Gas prices and confidence
Everywhere you go, gas prices show up on big boards, like a proxy…
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Word cloud + Streamgraph = WordStream
I hear it all the time from chart purists. “I love the streamgraph!”…
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Less rich Covid billionaires
With Covid came sudden shifts in daily life and work, which gave rise…
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Linear regression visual explainer
MLU-Explain continues with their visual explainers for machine learning and statistical concepts. Most…
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Accessible visualization with Olli JavaScript library
The Olli library aims to make it easier for developers to improve the…
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Housing market cooldown
I heard you like spiral charts when the data is seasonal. I think…
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Oldest U.S. government
Annie Fu, Walt Hickey, and Shayanne Gal, for Insider, show the disproportionately aging…
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Untraced orphans in Ukraine since the war
Sarah Slobin and Joanna Plucinska, for Reuters, report on the challenges of counting…
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Estimating the condition of the economy
Measuring the condition of the economy is tricky, because there are many parts…
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Where memes from the past decade came from
Know Your Meme analyzed a decade of meme data to see where the…
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How much gas European sites have stored for the winter
Reuters goes with the radar chart to show gas supplies, as European countries…
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Serena Williams’ career rankings
Serena Williams announced her retirement from professional tennis. As is required for any…
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Indicators for a recession
People disagree whether the United States is in a recession or not, because…
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More friendships between rich and poor might mean less poverty
Recently published in Nature, research by Chetty, R., Jackson, M.O., Kuchler, T. et…
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Housing displacement after disasters
Christopher Flavelle, for The New York Times, reported on the lack of support…
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Florence Nightingale’s use of data visualization to persuade in the 19th century
For Scientific American, RJ Andrews looks back at the visualization work of Florence…