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I love it when great data visualization comes from unlikely places and so I have an amazing update on a project by Sandrine Huot, a PhD student at Université Laval in Québec City, and former…
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See Andy Kirk’s own blog post about this topic. Truthiness was coined in 2005 and was awarded word of the year in 2006. We…
tl;dr: Draw a line graph based on normalized data for each category. What are parallel coordinates? Parallel coordinates resemble line graphs for time series,…
I have just learned of Hans Rosling’s passing and this is as close to a professional bereavement as it gets. There’s no doubt that…
Andy Kirk, from VisualisingData.com, is very well known in the data visualization community, as shown by his 14,400 Twitter followers. He built his fame by…
Source: Wikipedia. The map representing the Russian campaign of the French army in 1812 is a true celebrity of the data visualization world, mostly known for…
One of our data overlords, Google, organized a massive open online course (MOOC) called Making sense of data from March 18 to April 4. It…
The data visualization community seems to be looking for a bone to pick, but it hasn’t found one yet. At Visualized, it tried storytelling; at…
Imagine a forest: trees of varying sizes and types, leaves of infinite shades of green to red, trunks from brown to grey, rays of…
There are many reasons you might know Jon Schwabish. He’s an economist at the CBO whose graphs have been shown in Congress, a freelance…
Infographics get a bad reputation because too many of them get data visualization wrong. Just now Kim Rees pointed out to Visually that their “staff…
