Preface: Why are using the same graphs that were invented in 1786? Science is necessarily methodical, and methodical can be slow. Like any slow process, the evolution and modernizing of the process...

Next to Normal is a Pulitzer Prize winning musical created by Brian Yorkey and Tom Kitt. I first heard this musical in 2009 and was instantly hooked. The story is about the Goodman family, a family...

The History of Chrome illustrates key milestones in the browser's history, the technologies that have emerged since it launched, and the meteoric rise in users who count on Google Chrome as their...

The National Center for Education Statistics maintains a variety of metrics related to various levels of schooling. Poking around, I wondered what the kids these days are learning and how it might...

The story of climate change in the United States over the last 100+ years - specifically the level by which temperatures are rising (or not) - is a story told across millions and billions of data...

Analysis of FINA's rankings for men and women across different swimming categories to see if there is a gender gap

By visualizing data on air travel, tourism, Erasmus student migration, and marriages within Europe, my project (created using D3.js) aims to explore the social connection between European Union...

A multi-angle analysis of the 2022 UK housing market, which breaks the (positively-skewed) dataset into quartile groups based on house price with a top outliers group for the stately homes and...

This visualisation shows the Holocene volcanoes of Japan as illuminated points atop shaded relief. The visualisation is created using the free and open-source R statistical computing language,...

Autographic visualizations are based on material evidence rather than digital data. They aim to make the material conditions of data collection experiential and accountable. Staubmarke and Ozone...

Look Back at the Paris Olympics' High Jump and Pole Vault events through animated data visualizations. https://krisztinaszucs.com/blog/20241211_highjump/

Unlike other DEI projects, Insider illustrates inequities built into our society with data and hard numbers in the “Cost of Inequity” series. The goal of the series is to let our readers know...

I’m the kind of person who binges on real-time charts during election nights, but not this voting season. My interest is waning because of a sense that political divisions have become deeper, less...

Given that every mark in a vector image adds a bit to the file, the size of a vector file is a good indication of its complicatedness or fussiness. So when designers talk about a design being...

Fast, intelligent and as small as your thumb, hummingbirds are a marvel of a bird.

We need to communicate data in a way that it makes people stop and think. In this data video the climate stripes blend with an animated emoji showing annual global temperature anomalies. The...

Open Data Cam' is a tool that helps to quantify the world. With computer vision 'Open Data Cam' understands and quantifies what it sees. The simple DIY setup allows everybody to become an urban...

State of the State is an initiative where Deloitte analyses open data using advanced analytics techniques to gain insights that have a social impact. This year one of the theme’s that was studied...

The Arctic's dwindling sea ice is one of the most visible signs of climate change. In this story, we follow three scientists on a year-long expedition to the Arctic as they try to unravel what is...

Turnover and financial performance of international agencies operating in Italy. One hundred companies, 3 years of data.

In this highly interactive visualisation, the user can select members of the French government, and see what companies they are related to, whether it is because they are a former employer, member...

Are you ready to descend into a world that takes your breath away (literally)? If you've ever wondered what it's truly like to break the surface and descend into the mystical depths of the ocean,...

This visual exploration looks into the most common questions that people ask on Google to better understand the often weird and mysterious behavior of (our) cats and dogs. What “strange” behavior...

A data visualization that shows the stock-pile of nuclear weapons between the United States and the Soviet Union/Russia.

US Border Crisis: Children on the move, fleeing violence and crossing the US border.

This data experience compares our near ravenous appetite for cheap polyester clothes fuelled by fast fashion brands against the slowness of it’s discard and decay. The pile — a comparison Two...

Go Green! And why not start with your electric consumptions? An interesting article surfaced in Forbes just days ago, bringing forth good news! The costs of renewable energy have continued to...

When a train starts running from one station to the next station, conceptually, these two stations will temporarily be closer to each other. And that is exactly what this visualization shows:...

This infographic is targeted to kids, hoping to educate them using facts about the International Space Station.