Stunning Data Visuals on Names, Slavery, Privacy, and Foliage — DataViz Weekly
August 30th, 2019 by AnyChart Team
Are you ready for a new dose of stunning data visuals? Today is Friday, and DataViz Weekly is already here! Today we invite you to take a look at the following new interesting projects with charts and infographics:
- Gender-switched names in the United States
- Growth of slavery in America
- Website user data trackers
- Peak fall foliage color across the U.S.
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Top Data Visualizations on Travel, Burgers, Shootings, and Light — DataViz Weekly
August 9th, 2019 by AnyChart Team
Greet a new post in the DataViz Weekly series, presenting new awesome, top data visualizations from various authors. Here’s what projects we’ve chosen to feature this time:
- Routitude, a smart map tool for travelers
- Fast-food burger restaurant rankings
- Mass shootings in the United States since Sandy Hook
- Using light from the center of the galaxy as a measure
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Engaging Data Visualizations About Time, Light, America, and Britain — DataViz Weekly
July 5th, 2019 by AnyChart Team
Here are some of the cool, engaging data visualizations we’ve come across these days. They are great examples of how awesome and informative charts can be when they truly let data talk.
The visualizations we are featuring this time on DataViz Weekly are as follows:
- Differences between men and women’s everyday life with kids — FlowingData
- 50 maps showing various aspects of the American life — Business Insider
- New population estimates for the United Kingdom — ONS
- Light pollution around the globe — Jurij Stare
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New Cool Diagrams, Graphs, and Maps Visualizing Interesting Data — DataViz Weekly
June 21st, 2019 by AnyChart Team
Generally, data becomes much easier to make sense of when it is visualized in diagrams, maps, or other forms of graphics. DataViz Weekly shows you examples of how this is true in reality. Today, we’ve put together another four of the latest data visualization projects discovered by our team around the internet. They bring insight into the following topics:
- Single-family home zoning in the United States of America
- Time use of parents vs people without kids
- Debt of emerging market countries
- U.S. internal migration
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Created Visualizations on Cities, Politics, Education, and Romanovs — DataViz Weekly
May 24th, 2019 by AnyChart Team
Each Friday, we meet you with four of the most interesting data-based projects we’ve just come across. Here’s what recently created visualizations we are glad to tell you about this time on DataViz Weekly:
- Why Workers Without College Degrees Are Fleeing Big Cities — The New York Times
- Where Democrats And Republicans Live In Your City — FiveThirtyEight
- Cost of College — FlowingData
- The Romanovs’ Twilight — TASS
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Data Charting on Health Care, Elections, Income, and Countries — DataViz Weekly
April 19th, 2019 by AnyChart Team
Various data charting examples get published on the web every day. They are part of visual stories, analytical reports, scientific studies, and so on. Every week, we choose four of the most interesting projects with charts and maps we’ve come across and feature them in a special post on the AnyChart blog within the framework of our regular DataViz Weekly series. So here’s a new one!
Today on Data Visualization Weekly:
- estimates of health care expenditures under the “Medicare for All” plan by U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders;
- electoral interference instances by the United States and USSR (Russia) in 1946-2000;
- U.S. households in each state by income level;
- top countries by GDP per capita in 1801-2016.
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Data Visualization Practices on Relationships, Brands, Hollywood, and Wildlife — DataViz Weekly
March 29th, 2019 by AnyChart Team
By looking at the best data visualization practices, not only do you have fun and learn something interesting about life and the world around us, but you can also pull together ideas that will help you take your charting skills to the next level. DataViz Weekly on the AnyChart blog is the right place to get such inspiration as that’s where we share with you some of the most interesting charts and graphics-based projects that have recently come to our attention.
Join us as we take a quick overview of new data visualizations on the following subjects:
- relationship timeline in 1970s vs 2010s
- top global brands in 2000-2018
- Asian on-screen representation in Hollywood movies
- global hotspots of human impact on threatened species
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Visualizing Statistics About Greenhouse Gases, Carbon Footprints, Movie Franchises, and Coal Production — DataViz Weekly
February 22nd, 2019 by AnyChart Team
Don’t miss out on a new serving of interesting online projects visualizing statistics as we continue the DataViz Weekly series on the AnyChart blog! This time, we are glad to feature data graphics on the following subjects:
- scenarios of the greenhouse gas emissions reduction for the United States;
- carbon footprints of consumer products;
- box office revenue of movie franchises;
- rise and fall of coal production in the United Kingdom.
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Interesting Visualizations on Russia’s Borders, Paths to Congress, Child Time, News Lifespan — DataViz Weekly
February 1st, 2019 by AnyChart Team
DataViz Weekly is here to meet you with some of the interesting visualizations we’ve come across these days. The new selection includes data-based projects worth seeing, with charts and infographics on the following topics:
- Russian borders from 1462 through 2018;
- career paths to the U.S. Congress;
- time to have the first child;
- lifespan of news stories.
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Trump Tweets, Big Mac Index, California Wildfires, Mid-Range Shots in NBA — DataViz Weekly
January 18th, 2019 by AnyChart Team
Take a look at some of the cool data visualization examples that appeared on the web just recently! The new article in the DataViz Weekly series features interesting, inspiring projects about words in Trump tweets, destiny of mid-range shots in NBA games, relative value of the world currencies according to the latest Big Mac Index data, and 100+ years of wildfires in California. Also, don’t miss out on an exciting news in the concluding part.
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