Hurricane Maria touched down in Puerto Rico. This visualization by Joshua Stevens at NASA shows what the thermal structure of the storm looked like, based on data collected by theTags: hurricane, NASA, weather

Stack Overflow used data from their developer survey to build a prediction model for salary, based on role, location, education, experience, and skills. The result was a salary calculator thatTags: salary, Stack Overflow, work

After hearing the story of reporter Lawrence Mower, who discovered fraudsters after a FOIA request in Florida, a group for the Columbia Journalism Review and PennLive looked to expand onTags: lottery

I‘ve grown bored of maps that show commuter traffic, but for whatever reason, air traffic maps continue to seem interesting. Add this fun experiment by Jacob Wasilkowski to the list.Tags: flights

Elijah Meeks released Semiotic into the wild. It‘s a framework that allows quick charts but provides flexibility for custom stuff. Semiotic is a React-based data visualization framework. You can seeTags: framework, React

We often visualize migration and people movement as lines that go from point A to point B. While this can be interesting for overall trends, we lose something about theTags: asylum, migration

About two decades ago, the Cassini satellite headed towards Saturn and has been orbiting the planet for 13 years. The satellite is scheduled to crash into Saturn‘s atmosphere on FridayTags: National Geographic, Saturn, space

When there are too many options or categories, it can be helpful to make the data searchable.

Nathanael Aff poked at LEGO brickset data with some text mining methods in search for recurring color schemes in LEGO sets. This is what he got.Tags: color, Lego

The shifting majorities of the sexes in the workplace.Tags: gender, work

Visual editor Xaqun G.V. recently used the distracted boyfriend meme to represent our attraction to novel visualization methods when a simple and visually sound method is right there at ourTags: meme, sins

HARVEST is an art piece by Julian Oliver that consists of a 4G-connected waterproof computer connected to a wind turbine. While it is powered by the wind, the computer minesTags: climate, crytocurrency

HARVEST is an art piece by Julian Oliver that consists of a 4G-connected waterproof computer connected to a wind turbine. While it is powered by the wind, the computer minesTags: climate, crytocurrency