Great New Data Graphics Worth Looking At — DataViz Weekly
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That is what Inga Ting, Nathanael Scott, Alex Palmer, and Michael Workman from ABC’s Digital Story Innovations team found out in a months-long journalistic investigation into gambling-related political payments. So it is possible to differentiate at a glance between built-up areas, crops, grass, ice and snow, lichen and moss, mangroves, shrubs, trees, (bare) vegetation, water, and wetland. Additionally, don’t miss out on checking out the Statistics tab where you can pick a country — and even a region within — to see a bar chart showing how widespread each land cover class is over there. Jessica Nordell, a writer and a journalist, together with Yuhao Du and Kenneth Joseph from the University at Buffalo built computer simulations of promotion cycles in the workplace, demonstrating how even a tiny gender bias at the entry level leads to large disparities in the C-suite. The Guardian’s Niko Kommenda, Niels de Hoog, and Ashley Kirk calculated the CO2 “center of gravity” for each year since 1800 — by taking an average of all countries’ geographic coordinates weighted by the amount of their annual emissions — and visualized its moves over time in an animated map.
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