Archive for June, 2010

Video infographics seem to be a growing trend. Here’s a well animated one in the form of a promotional for the education documentary “Waiting for Superman” (by Davis Guggenheim, who did An Inconvenient Truth). Note: if you want to see the whole movie, it is being shown as part of this weeks Silverdocs Film Festival in Washington, DC.

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Legos

In: Culture Humor

21 Jun 2010

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A collection of interactives from the FT:

Drill down maps of each region:

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Grape varieties, and production stats:

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Green Death

In: Culture

16 Jun 2010

Standard vs Green burial methods. Burial always struck me as kind of stupid in general. (via)

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Highly accurate. (via)

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(via)

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An example of dynamic re-mapping.

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updated 6/2010

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More than 10 million Americans moved from one county to another during 2008. The map below visualizes those moves. Click on any county to see comings and goings: black lines indicate net inward movement, red lines net outward movement.

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Evel Knievel

In: Culture Sports

16 Jun 2010

Who doesn’t love Evel?

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MSNBC takes you through the 8 steps of weathering. (via)

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Through ground and satellite surveys of land cover, the U. S. Geological Survey’s Gap Analysis Program has generated data that conservationists may be able to use to create and sustain habitat for wildlife.

The Gap Analysis Program is charged with figuring out which common species’ habitats may not be well represented by existing parks and conservation areas. The only way to do that is to mash up a bunch of data about species and land use  (via)

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Apparently there’s a lot of ways to slice the same information. created in Tableau.

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More beautifully detailed work from Timeplots.

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