New Interesting Visualizations on Jobs, Climate, TV Shows, Pandemic — DataViz Weekly
October 8th, 2021 by AnyChart Team
For all who already have an eye for data visualization or only want to get it, DataViz Weekly is here with an overview of four new interesting projects curated from around the web!
- U.S. jobs by age of workers — Nathan Yau
- Probable climate futures based on different scenarios — Probable Futures
- Average IMDb scores of all TV series by episode — Jim Vallandingham
- Vaccination vs hospitalization rates across the United States — The Washington Post
Read on to learn more about each and check them out!
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Most Compelling New Examples of Data Visualization in Action — DataViz Weekly
September 24th, 2021 by AnyChart Team
Hey everyone! It is Friday, and we are here to put a spotlight on the most compelling examples of sensible data visualization we have recently seen around the internet. As always, let’s start with a quick list and then look at each project. All aboard for DataViz Weekly!
- Intensive care unit occupancy rates in the United States — The New York Times
- Minority unemployment rates in 15 large U.S. cities. — Bloomberg
- Early proposals for congressional redistricting in Oregon, Indiana, and Colorado — The Washington Post
- Time use of American men and women by employment status — Nathan Yau
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Excellent Examples of Data Graphics from Around Internet — DataViz Weekly
August 27th, 2021 by AnyChart Team
Are you ready for another set of excellent data graphics examples? It’s time! The following projects made it to the newest DataViz Weekly digest — see the list below and keep reading for a closer look!
- Average weekday in the life of Americans — Nathan Yau
- Race and ethnicity across the United States — CNN
- Inflation in the United States — NYT Opinion
- COVID-19 spread across the world over time — Olivia Jack
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Visualizing Codebase Structure, Climate Data, Time Use Patterns, and Census Stats — DataViz Weekly
August 13th, 2021 by AnyChart Team
It is Friday the 13th. But don’t worry about the irrational! Check out the four really cool data visualization projects we have discovered around the web these days and you will be fine, entertained, and inspired.
Today on DataViz Weekly:
- Codebase visualization in packed bubble charts — GitHub OCTO
- Climate change impacts through 2099 — Climate Impact Lab
- Shifts in U.S. time use patterns during the pandemic — Nathan Yau
- 50 years of social change in England and Wales — ONS
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Effective Visualizations of Information on Pandemic, Climate, Happiness, Travel Time — DataViz Weekly
July 30th, 2021 by AnyChart Team
Data becomes easier to perceive and draw insights from when it is properly represented in charts and maps. For everyone interested to check out how information visualization works, we continue our regular feature DataViz Weekly curating the best new examples of effective graphics. Here are our latest picks:
- COVID-19 case acceleration rates — STAT
- Climate change risks across Germany — Vislab
- What makes people happy the most — Nathan Yau
- Driving time to Paris from across France — Nicolas Lambert
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New Fascinating Visualizations to Explore on Weekend — DataViz Weekly
June 11th, 2021 by AnyChart Team
DataViz Weekly is here with a new dose of fascinating data graphics for visualization addicts! Check out some of the most interesting recent projects right away!
- Changes in the American diet over the past 40 years — Nathan Yau
- Surveillance cameras in New York City — Amnesty International
- Cities with similar street networks — Andrei Kashcha
- A million soccer passes visualized at once — Karim Douïeb
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Fresh Cool Data Graphics for Fun and Inspiration — DataViz Weekly
May 28th, 2021 by AnyChart Team
Hey guys, check out new awesome graphics! We have come across these works just about now and decided to highlight them today in DataViz Weekly as really cool data visualization examples. See them now for fun and inspiration!
- Human activity in the Belgian part of the North Sea — De Tijd
- Colors of Bob Ross’s TV artwork — Connor Rothschild
- Housing affordability in Australia — Aussie
- Jobs that tend to marry together — Nathan Yau
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New Stunning Charts and Maps in Weekly Roundup — DataViz Weekly
April 30th, 2021 by AnyChart Team
Continuing the series of weekly data visualization roundups, we’re glad to introduce you to our selection of new awesome charts and maps from around the web. Check out our latest picks!
- 2020 U.S. Census results — Nathan Yau
- American public opinion — The Economist
- Migration within the U.S. during the pandemic — Bloomberg CityLab
- Melting glaciers — The Guardian
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Fresh Compelling Data Graphics Worth Seeing — DataViz Weekly
March 26th, 2021 by AnyChart Team
Get your weekly dose of cool data visualization stuff! We have come across these four new amazing projects just lately and are glad to tell you about them right now. Here are the graphics featured this time on DataViz Weekly:
- Career timelines for all NBA players since 1946 — Nathan Yau
- Bias and anti-blackness in the names of foundation shades — The Pudding
- Flood risk in historically redlined and non-redlined neighborhoods — Bloomberg CityLab
- Elevation and bathymetry worldwide along parallels — Nicolas Lambert
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Four New Robust Visualizations to Check Out on Weekend — DataViz Weekly
March 5th, 2021 by AnyChart Team
This week, we’ve found a number of new cool projects that could serve as good examples of robust data visualization. Here are the four ones we like the most. Watch how compelling charts and maps let data speak — join us as we overview these projects today on DataViz Weekly:
- Climate stripes for each U.S. state — Luke Browne, YSE
- Causes and dangers of the Gulf Stream weakening — The New York Times
- Minimum wage change in the U.S. by state since 1968 — Nathan Yau
- Homes worth <$100,000 and >$1,000,000 in the U.S. — Social Explorer
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