Ever since Hans Rosling presented a motion chart to tell his story of the wealth and health of nations, there has been an affinity for proportional bubbles on an x-y axis. This tutorial is for the static version of the motion chart: the bubble chart.
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How to Make Bubble Charts
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The Joy of Stats with Hans Rosling
The Joy of Stats, a one-hour documentary, hosted by none other than the…
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The Joy of Stats available in its entirety
The Joy of Stats, hosted by Hans Rosling, is now viewable in its…
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Think Quarterly from Google UK on data
“The problem isn’t that specialised companies lack the data they need, it’s that…
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Visualization as a mass medium in the 21st century
In an op-ed for CNN and perhaps adding fuel to the fire, Martin…
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Telling Stories with Data – VisWeek 2011
Note from Nathan: Last week, visualization researchers from all over gathered in Providence,…
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Hans Rosling: Providing Data, Inspiring Change
Okay, so this video has been posted probably on thousands of blogs already,…
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John Snow’s Famous Cholera Map
If you’ve read any books on visualization, without a doubt, you’ve seen John…
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FlowingData Readers’ Favorite Visualizations
Last month I asked FlowingData readers, “What are your favorite data visualizations in…
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Explore World Data with Factbook eXplorer from OECD
The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) makes a lot of world…
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11 Ways to Visualize Changes Over Time – A Guide
Deal with data? No doubt you’ve come across the time-based variety. This is a guide to help you figure out what type of visualization to use to see that stuff.
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Great Data Visualization Tells a Great Story
Think of all the popular data visualization pieces out there – the ones…