Revealing Insights with Data Visualizations — DataViz Weekly
June 14th, 2024 by AnyChart Team
Data visualizations bridge the gap between raw numbers and clear, understandable insights. This week on DataViz Weekly, we showcase four remarkable new examples of how charts and maps illuminate diverse topics in a comprehensible and engaging manner:
- In-flight turbulence — South China Morning Post
- Shifts in occupation and income — FlowingData
- San Francisco’s culinary diversity — California Migration Museum
- EU election results — Reuters
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New Insightful Data Visualizations in Focus — DataViz Weekly
May 10th, 2024 by AnyChart Team
Data visualization serves as a powerful tool that enhances our understanding of complex data, transforming raw figures into insights. DataViz Weekly is here to share several great examples that demonstrate this capability in action. This week, we highlight four data visualization projects that have recently captured our attention:
- Exploring the U.S. bridges — Esri
- Analyzing time use by age — FlowingData
- Tracking historic cicada emergence 2024 — CNN
- Understanding election polls — Reuters
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Best Data Visualizations of 2022 — DataViz Weekly
December 30th, 2022 by AnyChart Team
2022 has been fruitful in terms of data visualizations for every taste and interest. On DataViz Weekly, we’ve shown you more than 200 awesome projects as great examples of effective charting and mapping in action. Today, in the year’s last edition, let’s look at the best data visualizations of 2022 through the eyes of third-party experts!
Find out which projects made it to the “best of the year” selections of Nathan Yau, DataJournalism.com, The Pudding, and Kenneth Field.
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Best Data Visualizations We’ve Come Across Most Recently — DataViz Weekly
October 28th, 2022 by AnyChart Team
Interesting charts and maps come out all the time. DataViz Weekly is here to show you the best data visualizations we have seen most recently! Look at our newest picks!
- Feelings at work by occupation — FlowingData
- Impact of climate on conflicts — Auswärtiges Amt (German Foreign Office)
- U.S. President Biden’s legislative agenda — The Upshot
- Australians’ birth countries, languages, and religions — SBS News
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Fresh Collection of Interesting Charts & Maps — DataViz Weekly
June 10th, 2022 by AnyChart Team
A lot of visualizations appear every day all over the web. On DataViz Weekly, we share with you those that we’ve found especially noteworthy. Check out our fresh collection of interesting charts and maps!
- Inequality and health in Brussels — Médor
- Noise pollution in Paris, London, and New York City — Possible
- Manhattan migration patterns — Bloomberg
- Commonness of divorce in the United States — FlowingData
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Wonderful Data Graphics on Time Use, Rents, COVID-19, Airlines — DataViz Weekly
April 22nd, 2022 by AnyChart Team
Each Friday, we recall the best data graphics we have seen out there over the last seven days or so and present them to you in a quick roundup. So, DataViz Weekly is here! Just making sure you have not missed these wonderful visualizations:
- People we spend time with over the lifetime — Nathan Yau
- Housing rents across the U.S. from Q1 2021 to Q1 2022 — The Washington Post
- Two years of the COVID-19 pandemic in South Africa — Media Hack
- Air travel market recovery worldwide — The Financial Times
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Visualizing Data on Income, Volcano Eruption, Shopping, Climate — DataViz Weekly
January 28th, 2022 by AnyChart Team
Continuing our regular roundups of the most interesting charts, maps, and infographics, we are glad to spotlight a bunch of new awesome projects for your inspiration. Today on DataViz Weekly:
- Americans’ annual personal income — Nathan Yau
- Tonga eruption’s true scale — Reuters
- High street crisis in Great Britain — The Financial Times
- Climate change drivers and sufferers — Der Tagesspiegel
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Best Data Visualizations of 2021 — DataViz Weekly
January 7th, 2022 by AnyChart Team
In 2021, there were 53 Fridays. It means a total of 53 DataViz Weekly roundups came out during the year, putting a spotlight on some of the most interesting charts, maps, and infographics from around the web. Today, on the first Friday of 2022, we invite you to remember — or get to know in case you missed something — the very best data visualizations of 2021.
As in previous “best of year” collections (2020, 2019, 2018), we decided not to reinvent the wheel but to take a quick look at renowned experts’ picks. Now, check out four lists of the best projects — from Nathan Yau, Kenneth Field, Terence Shin, and DataJournalism.com.
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Analyzing Population Shifts, Box Office, Heat Exposure, Daily Routines — DataViz Weekly
November 26th, 2021 by AnyChart Team
It is much easier to analyze large amounts of data when they are represented using the right visualization techniques. We are ready to show you another four vivid examples! Today on DataViz Weekly:
- Population and racial changes in the United States — Pitch Interactive & Census 2020 Data Co-op
- Box office for cinema-exclusive and simultaneous release movies — FT
- Global extreme urban heat exposure — AP News
- Most common daily time uses — Nathan Yau
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Visualizing Data on Prices, Emissions, Workforce, Palm Oil — DataViz Weekly
November 12th, 2021 by AnyChart Team
Hi everyone! DataViz Weekly is here to introduce you to some awesome new data visualizations that we have recently found out there and admired!
- Inflation in America — The Washington Post
- Carbon dioxide emissions by country — Reuters
- Shifts in how much U.S. men and women work — Nathan Yau
- Sustainable palm oil problem — Bloomberg Green
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