Cool Charts on Housing, Climate, Jobs, and Economy — DataViz Weekly
December 13th, 2019 by AnyChart Team
We know you love good data visualizations. So what we have here for you today is a presentation of new cool charts we’ve found this week. Look at the fresh examples of awesome data graphics, in DataViz Weekly:
- U.S. metropolitan growth — Zillow
- Climate change in Germany — Zeit Online
- Changes in job distribution in America — FlowingData
- Canada’s economy chartapalooza — Maclean’s Magazine
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Charting Salaries, Earthquakes, Housing, and Coffee Shops — DataViz Weekly
November 22nd, 2019 by AnyChart Team
Join us as we praise new amazing data visualization projects from around the web. These are cool examples dedicated to charting salaries, earthquakes, housing history, and coffee shop locations. Look what DataViz Weekly has to showcase today:
- Salaries across occupations in the United States — FlowingData
- Earthquakes worldwide, with exaggerated depth — Raluca Nicola
- History of Moscow housing — Strelka Mag
- Coffee shops in America and worldwide — Thinknum
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Charting Data About Retirement Savings, Warren’s Plans, California Housing, and UK Election — DataViz Weekly
November 15th, 2019 by AnyChart Team
It’s Friday, which means we are ready to share with you new awesome examples of charting in action. Look how powerful the right visualization can be when one needs to explore or communicate various statistics. Here’s a quick list of the projects presented in this new DataViz Weekly post — we’ve found them out there these days:
- Saving for retirement in the United States — FlowingData
- Costs of Elizabeth Warren’s policy plans — The New York Times
- Housing crisis in California — Bloomberg
- Voting intentions before the 2019 United Kingdom general election — CNBC
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Information Graphics About Friends, Birds, Savings, and Pollution — DataViz Weekly
November 1st, 2019 by AnyChart Team
Take a look at four cool information graphics projects we’ve recently come across around the web and decided to feature this time in the DataViz Weekly series:
- Travels, events, and relationships in the Friends TV series — Marion Rouayroux, IIB Awards
- North American birds at risk from climate change — Audubon
- Assets and debt in the United States by age group — FlowingData
- Aggravating air pollution in Louisiana’s “Cancer Alley” — ProPublica
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Visualizing Numbers on Migration, Powerlifting, Commute, and Nature — DataViz Weekly
October 18th, 2019 by AnyChart Team
This week, we’ve found more new cool projects that wonderfully demonstrate the power of visualizing numbers. Here are the four most interesting ones where charts and maps actually let data speak — join us as we quickly present them in today’s DataViz Weekly:
- Charting migration pathways worldwide — Bloomberg
- Plotting differences between men’s and women’s top lifts at IPF events — Connor Rothschild, Rice University
- Mapping commute thresholds across the United States of America — Nathan Yau, FlowingData
- Visualizing nature’s contributions to people globally — Natural Capital Project
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Visualizing Income in Spain, Restless Sleep, California Legislature, and Political Regimes — DataViz Weekly
September 13th, 2019 by AnyChart Team
It’s Friday, so we continue the DataViz Weekly series on our blog. Today we praise new interesting projects with charts and infographics visualizing income of Spaniards (El País), restless sleep with age (FlowingData), ideological polarization in the California legislature in 1993-2019 (CalMatters), and political regime changes worldwide since 1816 (Visual Capitalist). Look at these cool examples of the power of data visualization in action.
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Stunning Data Visuals on Names, Slavery, Privacy, and Foliage — DataViz Weekly
August 30th, 2019 by AnyChart Team
Are you ready for a new dose of stunning data visuals? Today is Friday, and DataViz Weekly is already here! Today we invite you to take a look at the following new interesting projects with charts and infographics:
- Gender-switched names in the United States
- Growth of slavery in America
- Website user data trackers
- Peak fall foliage color across the U.S.
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Top Data Visualizations on Travel, Burgers, Shootings, and Light — DataViz Weekly
August 9th, 2019 by AnyChart Team
Greet a new post in the DataViz Weekly series, presenting new awesome, top data visualizations from various authors. Here’s what projects we’ve chosen to feature this time:
- Routitude, a smart map tool for travelers
- Fast-food burger restaurant rankings
- Mass shootings in the United States since Sandy Hook
- Using light from the center of the galaxy as a measure
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Engaging Data Visualizations About Time, Light, America, and Britain — DataViz Weekly
July 5th, 2019 by AnyChart Team
Here are some of the cool, engaging data visualizations we’ve come across these days. They are great examples of how awesome and informative charts can be when they truly let data talk.
The visualizations we are featuring this time on DataViz Weekly are as follows:
- Differences between men and women’s everyday life with kids — FlowingData
- 50 maps showing various aspects of the American life — Business Insider
- New population estimates for the United Kingdom — ONS
- Light pollution around the globe — Jurij Stare
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New Cool Diagrams, Graphs, and Maps Visualizing Interesting Data — DataViz Weekly
June 21st, 2019 by AnyChart Team
Generally, data becomes much easier to make sense of when it is visualized in diagrams, maps, or other forms of graphics. DataViz Weekly shows you examples of how this is true in reality. Today, we’ve put together another four of the latest data visualization projects discovered by our team around the internet. They bring insight into the following topics:
- Single-family home zoning in the United States of America
- Time use of parents vs people without kids
- Debt of emerging market countries
- U.S. internal migration
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