New Impressive Data Visualization Projects — DataViz Weekly
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Scroll down the story with a bunch of really handsome graphics to understand how population counts affect representation in the U.S. House and find out what states are about to lose and gain seats. Exploring the association between built environments and running, Aateka Shashank, Nadine Schuurman, Russell Copley, and Scott Lear developed a total of three different rough runnability indices based on a number of factors, applied them to the sidewalks of Surrey, a city in Canada’s British Columbia, and mapped them out. Map of Life, a global data project integrating knowledge about biodiversity distribution, made overwhelming research aiming to understand where to find the missing species. The results of this impressive work are now represented in an interactive map where you can choose between four layers to explore the discovery potential of new reptiles, birds, amphibians, or mammals. Titled “Incarcerated and Infected: How the Virus Tore Through the U.S. Prison System,” the article provides an in-depth review of the data making use of maps and other graphics to represent the key statistics.
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