a range of subjects: the invasion of Ukraine, abortion restrictions, fog, the Winter Olympics, illegal airfields in the Amazon, monsoons and the midterm elections…
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2022/12/28/us/2022-year-in-graphics.html
Category Archives: data visualization
Where We Find Meaning in the Everyday
The American Time Use Survey asks people to log their activities for a day, and in the most recent release, people also rated the meaningfulness of the activities on a scale from 0 (not meaningful) to 6 (very meaningful). Here’s how activity categories rated, sorted by most meaningful to least meaningful. Bar height represents how relatively common it was for people to engage in an activity. https://flowingdata.com/2022/09/01/looking-for-meaning-in-the-everyday/
Comparing Luxury Investment Around the World
Unlike traditional investments in financial assets, luxury goods can be difficult to value if one does not have an appreciation for their form. A rare painting, for example, does not generate cash flows, meaning its value is truly in the eye of the beholder.
To gain some insight into the market for luxury goods, this infographic takes data from Knight Frank’s 2021 Wealth Report to compare the preferences of nine global regions. Read more (Visual Capitalist)
How COVID-19 has affected trade, in 8 charts
- A new online tool uses customs agencies’ data to create visualisations of the trade trajectories of dozens of countries.
- It enables a detailed understanding of how COVID-19 has affected trade around the world.
- From beef to bicycles, these charts show the pandemic’s impact on exports.
Image: OEC data
‘What Counts’ An interactive installation at the Museum of the City of New York reimagines how personal data can be gathered and communicated.
FINDING EQUI-FIT
Beautiful News (because it can seem quite bleak some days)
Ultravioletto’s Neural Mirror shows audiences an AI reflection of themselves
Analyzing Trends with Tim Stock 