An ambient, animated map that reveals the city’s transit rhythms. Leverage NYC open data, the map turns hourly ridership data into a dynamic, time-driven map. Each station is represented as a point...

Buying a bike this spring helped me rediscover the joy of cycling. My favourite thing is to go to Otwock, my home county 20 km south of Warsaw, and do small bikepacking tours. The county is...

In recent years, the definition of Extreme Weather Events has become a recurring theme in our daily news. Severe phenomena such as tornadoes, floods, droughts, heatwaves, and wildfires are becoming...

The Little Pictures project explored ways to translate datasets on a complex topic into accessible and sustainable visual formats. Using climate data, it created adaptable visualisations styled in...

Wildfires in Bloom is a data story that will take readers on a journey of wildfires, revealing surprising facts through interactive visuals. The narrative will challenge the stereotype of fire...

Fashion may strive for glamour, but the industry is one of the world’s largest greenhouse gas polluters. Over the past two decades, the number of new garments made per year has nearly doubled. Fast...

Custom Polygon Calendar featuring weather data for Tavares, Florida. Each square is split into two segments featuring the high and low temperature. More details are surfaced when a user hovers over...

This visualisation shows the railways of Japan. The visualisation is created using the free and open-source R statistical computing language, which makes it accessible and reproducible. This is...

This visualisation shows the lighthouses of the United Kingdom as illuminated points. The visualisation is created using the free and open-source R statistical computing language, which makes it...

Nature & Networks imagines mycelium network characteristics through collaborative drawing, highlighting the network's unique abilities to stretch in all directions, decompose natural waste and...

Ninety-nine per cent of people in the world live in places where the air is considered unhealthy.Fine particulate matter (PM2.5) and other pollutants in the air quietly harm our bodies, leading to...

“In Search of Place” is an exhibition poster series exploring what elements of spaces are more personally significant in facilitating placemaking processes and making meaningful spaces. The series...

Looking at just one flower, what does it need to survive and how might those needs be impacted by climate change? A flower represents, in and of itself, its surrounding climate as well as the...

This visualisation shows the forest cover of New Zealand as circles. The visualisation is created using the free and open-source R statistical computing language, which makes it accessible and...

A surge in attacks on ships in the Red Sea has forced shippers to reroute their vessels, leading to longer journeys and increased carbon dioxide emissions. This project visualizes the changes in...

Reuters investigates the persistent use of flammable cladding materials in high-rise buildings, including those used on Grenfell Tower in London. The piece focuses on a devastating fire that...

Water is a fundamental resource that shapes ecosystems, industries, and individuals. However, managing this currently plentiful resource in Alberta is increasingly complex due to the impacts of...

"SeriHub" is an interactive website prototype that allows users to explore silk production through choice and discovery. The project presents the audience with a choice: produce silk or let the...

The European State of the Climate (ESOTC) 2023 is a web-based report aimed at policy makers and non-specialist audiences interested in the climate conditions of the past year and longer-term...

The work shows why Denmark has the largest share of wind power in the world. It includes the points in time when important decisions were made regarding the development of wind energy in Denmark...

This incredible project will immerse you in the wild world of the Chornobyl Zone. You can see and even hear the voices of animals and birds—from Przewalski's horses to the Ukrainian brook lamprey....

This project visualises the power of shade in combating extreme urban heat, blending historical design wisdom with modern innovations. Using data-driven insights, it highlights how trees, canopies,...

‘Waste Matters’ – a data driven actionable handbook that addresses one of the biggest challenges inhibiting better management of construction waste i.e. the lack of reliable data on waste...

The rights of nature describe a concept that recognizes the value of nature independent of human interests. Originating in the seminal article ‘Should Trees Have Standing’ by Christopher Stone...

Global warming is projected to rocket past the 1.5 °C limit, throwing lifelong activist Andrew Boyd into a crisis of hope, and off on a quest to learn how to live with the “impossible news” of...

This infographic presents the raw data of global meat production as the Earth’s yearly receipt, while the main graph visualizes it logarithmically to present proportional size differences. It...

"A Year of Light" explores the evolution of the day-night cycle throughout the year and according to latitude. This visualization presents a luminous identity map of several cities around the...

Power-to-Trees Converter Button Pack In a place like Kentucky, where coal is deeply rooted in culture and identity, it’s easy to accept it as the norm. But as a generation passionate about...

In what Maps.com calls “an exemplary experience for public communication,” this interactive website developed by the USGS Vizlab highlights the location of beverage-bottling facilities in the...

This visualization explores the changing patterns of snow depth in Germany during Christmas from 1961 to 2023. It compiles data from 268 weather stations, showing the maximum recorded snow depth...