By: Jose Duarte Hand-made visualization tool-kit With it you can make any kind of graphics including: abstracts maps and diagrams, area graphs and charts, arrow diagrams, bar graphs, venn diagrams, time line charts, bubble graphs, circle diagramas, proportional charts, organization charts, and really, whatever you want.
Sarah Cohen, a Knight professor at Duke University and former reporter at the Washington Post, and Visual Hint bring you Time Flow. Time Flow: rethink[s] timelines, striving to always show as much textual detail about the data as possible… TimeFlow offers five different viewing options: timeline, calendar, bar chart, table and list. There is also [...]
Why doesn’t this: Look more like this: Push and Play Or even this: Well Formed Eigenfactor™ ?
Great looking data visualization of parliamentary salary normalized across different countries. I especially like that rotation correlated to “good government”, though I’d take issue with where the United States is positioned. By Shake Up Media.
Just stumbled upon this article from Ad Age and found the SF MOMA Art Scope project Stamen Design did: Stamen keeps impressing with the narratives they’re able to put together by visualizing and manipulating data in new, interesting and engaging ways.
(via the NYT) The increased activity comes as other kinds of acquirers have been sidelined by the credit crisis. These funds are state-sponsored investment vehicles and have combined assets of $2 trillion. With that much dry powder, sovereign funds dwarf the formerly booming private equity industry and in some cases, compete directly with it. The [...]
gcrawler from VORG is a beautiful data visualization of his social network:
So following up on my last post, I decided to start uploading and manipulating data sets in Many Eyes. I began with Nielsen Media Research TV viewership ratings for the past week. Nothing groundbreaking but it’s nice to see the viewership numbers cross referenced against the network. Take a look at how FOX has only [...]