tagged w/ Data Visualization
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A beautiful infographic drawing an interesting comparison between the number of drug deaths in 2008 and the number of deaths reported by UK press.
[informationisbeautiful.net]A beautiful infographic drawing an interesting comparison between the number of drug... more
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Nettle
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The American Time Use Survey asked thousands of American residents to recall every minute of a day - from vacuuming the house to hanging out with friends. The NY Times translated these data into an amazing interactive infographic, comparing the 2008 weekday activities of the employed and unemployed.The American Time Use Survey asked thousands of American residents to recall every... more
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A very eloquent infographic from the NY Times illustrates the value of units shipped from 1973 to 2008 of various audio formats.
(Click on the link to see the full image)A very eloquent infographic from the NY Times illustrates the value of units shipped... more
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An amazing visualization of the exponential growth of Web traffic and popular sites in Australia in the last 8 years.An amazing visualization of the exponential growth of Web traffic and popular sites in... more
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Spoiler alert: one trillion dollars is enough to pay only one tenth of the spending for the current bailout.Spoiler alert: one trillion dollars is enough to pay only one tenth of the spending... more
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Swine flu explained in a quirky, comprehensive graph.
For more infographic goodness, join http://current.com/groups/infopornSwine flu explained in a quirky, comprehensive graph.
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A very clear visualization of how President Obama has been using tax payer dollars since coming into office.A very clear visualization of how President Obama has been using tax payer dollars... more
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...statistics from CO2 emissions, asthma frequency, high school graduation rates, bakers’ salaries, number of wildfires, and even for prices of cookies!...statistics from CO2 emissions, asthma frequency, high school graduation rates,... more
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And the award for Today's Most Amazing And Utterly Useless Twitter Thing goes to:
Twitt3d, a site that visualizes your Twitter feed in 3D and allows you to "fly through" your tweets.And the award for Today's Most Amazing And Utterly Useless Twitter Thing goes to:... more
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A gigantic LEGO-like map based on the concept of summarizing world statistics as a village of 100 people. This animated miniature Earth is divided into 5 navigable zones: Economy, Life, Food, Danger and a World map.
If the world were a village of 100 people there would be 2 computers, 24 televisions, 9 English-speaking people, and 6 American men would own 59% of the whole property.A gigantic LEGO-like map based on the concept of summarizing world statistics as a... more
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The Web Trend Map is a yearly publication by Information Architects. It positions the most important websites and the most influential Internet people on a Tokyo train map.
Predictably, this year's Shibuya is Twitter.The Web Trend Map is a yearly publication by Information Architects. It positions the... more
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Example: Solving Life's Solar Battery
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A group of Facebook engineers have set up a project called Palantir to "visualize all the data that Facebook gets." Facebook actions (friend requests, pokes, wall posts) are represented as light particles and geo-located on a 3D globe.
Watch the video below and prepare to be amazed.A group of Facebook engineers have set up a project called Palantir to "visualize all... more
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Food security is a concept that works on micro and macro levels. But, it's something that individuals don't often think about until they are confronted with a situation where they don't have access to adequate food and become food insecure. The Japanese Ministry of Agriculture has produced a short animation that does a great job of explaining how individual actions can affect global food security. While the stats are specific to Japan, the concepts are universal.
Watch it, after the jump.Food security is a concept that works on micro and macro levels. But, it's... more
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"Originally written by Eleanor Roosevelt 60 years ago, it's astonishing that less than five percent of the world even knows that the document exists. The message rings particularly true now and we're proud to be associated with Seth, whose work enhances the Declaration of Human Rights with his motions graphics to spread the word to both the younger and older generations."
via http://www.coolhunting.com/archives/2008/10/the_universal_d.php"Originally written by Eleanor Roosevelt 60 years ago, it's astonishing that less than... more
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Such a beautifully done movie for such a sad subject -- from the people at GOOD.
"In 2003, Donald Rumsfeld estimated a war with Iraq would cost $60 billion. Five years later, the cost of Iraq war operations is more than 10 times that estimate. So what's behind the ballooning figures?"
Click thru at http://www.good.is/?p=12104 for the high-res versionSuch a beautifully done movie for such a sad subject -- from the people at GOOD.... more
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rnaber
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Not only is this visualization way more beautiful than the 80s looking fractals (though they will always be close to my heart) and technologically impressive, it's also really cool to see art being incorporated into commerce in a way that feels respectful and mutually beneficial. The visualizer had been originally posted online as "Magnetosphere" and Apple purchased it.
( http://allanwhite.net/index.php/blog/comments/itunes_8_rumors/ )
Here I gave the new iTunes a whirl with the song "Cotton Candy" by Depth Affect.
For those less familiar with Robert Hodgin's work, it's worth pointing out that the video you see here is generated by code in response to the musical input.
check out more Flight404 here:
http://www.vimeo.com/flight404/videos/all/sort:newest
Not only is this visualization way more beautiful than the 80s looking fractals... more
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regina
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