Archive for November, 2009
Unemployment
8 Nov 2009
Dogs are Bad for the Environment
8 Nov 2009
Deadly Drugs
8 Nov 2009
Hurricane Tracker
8 Nov 2009Another historical look at hurricanes. This one has a number of very interesting filters and sliders. I wish someone would do something like this for recessions (not on a map, obviously). (via Vizworld)
Wall Street Stock Options
8 Nov 2009
Unemployment
6 Nov 2009
Death by “Natural Causes”
5 Nov 2009
Wine Wheel
In: Culture Interactive
5 Nov 2009
Where to Work
In: Employment US Economy
5 Nov 2009
Unemployment
In: Employment Maps US Economy
5 Nov 2009
Government Spending
5 Nov 2009
Recovery Mapping
5 Nov 2009Recovery.org has an interactive map that lets you track where the spending is going (down to the street level).
NBA Schedule Heatmap
In: Culture
3 Nov 2009A nice heatmap contrasting home vs away games over the season. Thanks to Serhat Ugur for pointing it out!
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- Frank: @ Michael: apparently you live somewhere *within* the big, brown sphere. I live on the surface of [...]
- neale: Thanks made my day :-) [...]
- Dust: Yep, the 3d does make it confusing. The label should read "area of circles = GDP in USD) [...]
- hoho: @Ethan You are not geek, that's for sure :) [...]
- valugi: And only 2.5% of the Earth's water is freshwater. [...]