Cool Data Visualizations of the Week: “Drugs and Porn Charts” Edition
June 30th, 2017 by AnyChart Team
Weekly digests of cool data visualizations have become a wonderful tradition on our blog. This time, we’ve highlighted charts and maps that graphically represent peculiar data about drugs and porn. Here you’ll find visualizations recently shared on The Economist, Forbes, and Cannabis Business Times. They are about:
- Pornhub insights on VR videos,
- drug use in the US by generation,
- interactive map of marijuana legislation in the US, and
- map of smoking as a risk factor for death and ill health.
So, let’s take a look at them now.
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Data Visualization Blog Weekly: Roundup of Latest Cool Charts and Maps
June 23rd, 2017 by AnyChart Team
Greetings to all readers of our data visualization blog DataViz Weekly! We’ve collected four more charts and maps that should be worth getting your attention. Our today’s choice of cool recent data visualizations includes:
- patterns of how parents and adults without kids use their time,
- global CO2 emission since 1850,
- wages and employment rates in the US (by state), and
- global refugee flow since 2000.
Let’s get down to these now!
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Most Interesting Examples of Data Visualization – DataViz Weekly
June 16th, 2017 by AnyChart Team
It is no exaggeration to say that we encounter various examples of data visualization all the time, maybe even multiples times per day. Indeed, charts and infographics are a great tool to explore (and explain) diverse kinds of information. Data Visualization Weekly aims to highlight some peculiar examples of data visualization every week to let you quickly learn more about topical issues, funny life revelations, and so forth, not to mention getting inspiration for making your own visual presentations of data.
The new article in this series will show you four more of worth seeing examples that shed light on oil demand forecast, population change in Michigan, adult lifetime, and EV emissions data. Here they are.
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Data Is Beautiful: New Interesting Visualizations in DataViz Weekly
June 9th, 2017 by AnyChart Team
Data is beautiful. And the Data Visualization Weekly series brought to you by AnyChart JS Charts is designed to prove that every time. Today we’ll take a look at another four cool visualizations of peculiar. They have seen the light just recently but are already famous.
This article introduces the following stunning data visualization masterpieces:
- charts (and a map) of the relationship between robotic automation and unemployment;
- French presidential election results in five maps;
- interactive visualization of international trips of POTUS and US SecState in 1905-2016;
- map of 1,746 adults’ guesses on where North Korea is located (and what they think should be done about it).
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Amazing Charts in New Data Visualization Weekly Collection
June 2nd, 2017 by AnyChart Team
Amazing charts are everywhere around us. We continue sharing the most interesting visualizations that have just recently seen the light and stayed popular around the Web within the past few days. And we are welcoming you to the new issue of the Data Visualization Weekly article series on our blog.
Before getting to another four amazing charts, we are glad to remind you of the biggest data visualization news of the week here in case you missed it: AnyChart JS Charts 7.14.0 was released just a few days ago! So, go ahead and check out the new cool features and improvements that are now available in the new versions of our JavaScript (HTML5) charting libraries – AnyChart, AnyMap, AnyStock, and AnyGantt – if you have not yet done so.
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Best Data Visualization Examples of the Week: DataViz Weekly
May 19th, 2017 by AnyChart Team
Hello everyone! We continue our effort to find and publish the best data visualization examples on a regular basis. The current issue of Data Visualization Weekly lists and narrates about another four cool charts and maps of those that were shared on our Twitter and Facebook accounts just recently. They are:
- American Workday;
- US Jobs by Industry;
- The World’s Conflicts;
- Climate Explorer.
Without more ado, let’s get down to seeing them now!
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Visualizing Data: New Peculiar Examples | Data Visualization Weekly
May 12th, 2017 by AnyChart Team
Visualizing data is a great way to facilitate its exploration and explanation. The new Data Visualization Weekly issue brings you, as always, some peculiar charts, maps, and other nice examples of how that can look. Today let’s see another cool set of carefully selected visualizations, four of those that we noticed and shared on social media over the past few days:
- ResistoMap: drug resistance in human gut microbiota in different countries;
- Diagram of tools that Cisco uses for enhancing digital engagement;
- Chart of Apple Services’ revenue growth;
- Video visualization of carbon dioxide’s behavior in the Northern Hemisphere.
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Data Visualization Techniques in Action: DataViz Weekly
May 5th, 2017 by AnyChart Team
Data visualization techniques are an amazing means of communicating information. Their proper implementation enhances understanding of data and can be very helpful in clarifying (and even revealing) differences, trends, relationships, and other patterns and related aspects within data sets.
We keep on showing you interesting data visualization examples on a regular basis, within the framework of Data Visualization Weekly (and in earlier recaps of the week). And we hope you’ll find the current issue of the series worth checking out, great as another portion of inspiration and examples of how data visualization techniques work, or – at least – just interesting in terms of facts and trends communicated.
So, here’s a small selection from what we noticed on the Web and shared on social networks within the last seven days.
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New Data Visualization Examples in DataViz Weekly: Charts of Government Spending, Beer Cities, Fortune 500 Leaders, Cherry Blossom Bloom Date
April 29th, 2017 by AnyChart Team
We are glad to present you new data visualization examples within the framework of the weekly recap. These charts – mostly interactive – will definitely catch your eye, if you haven’t seen them before.
The graphics shared today in Data Visualization Weekly are about:
- finding the craft beer brew capital of the U.S.,
- revealing how the date of Japan’s cherry blossom peak-bloom has shifted,
- exploring the evolution of industries atop the Fortune 500 list, and
- making sense of U.S. government spending data.
Now, let’s see all of those cool new data visualization examples.
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Chart Visualizations of the Week: Data Visualization Weekly
April 21st, 2017 by AnyChart Team
Welcome to the new Data Visualization Weekly collection of interesting chart visualizations of the latest 7 days! In this series, it’s always Friday. Not that we are now part of the T.G.I. Friday’s restaurant chain – not at all! But we usually publish DataViz Weekly posts on Friday, in the Friday mood. And our goal here is to let you heave a sigh of relief after another workweek and simply enjoy some cool chart visualization examples before going to a pub (or exactly from there!), home, or wherever else for a Friday night.
See below for four engaging data visualizations. In particular, there you’ll find the animated chart that became one of the most widely liked and shared tweets with third-party charts in our Twitter account‘s history. And it goes first.
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