Archive for May, 2010

A 7 part series from the WSJ:

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This makes so much sense.

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Wow. I would have thought the USA would easily be #1. From a Canadian study, based on OECD data. (via)

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and while we’re at it, here’s another excellent article from the same blog (Understanding Grahics) on “Themes for a Good Infographic“:

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Enter your own leak rate (nobody knows what it really is) and see what the running total is. (via)

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Overlay the spill onto your own location with this googlemaps mashup:

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Interesting chart and analysis. I question a bit how accurate the underlying data is (does an unweighted mean of gas prices really reflect a year?; how is miles per capita measured?). Still, nicely done. (via)

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Food spending by city, age, income, household.  Related article.

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Everyone loves Hans Roslings Ted Talks, but when is motion a good thing to add to your visualizations? Juice Analytics has written up a short answer.

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Excellent article by Sarah Slobin (who has worked for NYT, Fortune, CNN, WSJ, etc) on how to research and design your own work. (via)

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