May 16th - John Ryan on KUOW This viz by John Ryan looks at Washington-state hospitals that have had safety problems, known as adverse events. These include instances where incorrect procedures were used, foreign objects were left behind, and more. Use the tabs at the top to switch between views.
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May 15th - Chicago Park District on Chicago Park District.com The Chicago Park District helps residents and visitors find fun summer activities along the lake waterfront. Search by date, event type or park to see what's going on in your local neighborhood.
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May 14th - Adam McCann on Dueling Data This viz by Adam McCann looks at NBA players who have been Most Valuable Player (MVP) at least 4 times. He compares each player's performance over their career, and predicts how long LeBron James will remain a dominant player.
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May 13th - Todd Milewski on The Capital Times This viz by Todd Milewski looks at the number of bars and bars per capita across the United States. Use the tabs at the top to switch between a state- and county-level view.
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May 10th - Trevor Ebaugh on ESPN This viz by Trevor Ebaugh tracks every home run hit in Major League Baseball in April. Compare each of the different stadiums to see where most home runs were hit, and use the filters at the bottom to change the data displayed.
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May 9th - Andy Kriebel on vizwiz Is the soccer player Theo Walcott a good investment for Arsenal? Apparently yes! says this viz made by Andy Kriebel looking at the player's stats.
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May 8th - Cristian Aparicio on Tableau Public In this viz Cristian Aparicio shows the political calendar in Argentina for the year 2013. Clever use of the embed function by adding the Google calender to the visualisation.
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May 7th - CSE on groupcse.com This viz based on twitter data look at fan sentiments over their favorite team in the 2013 NFL league broken down by team.
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May 6th - Observatoire de l'eau en Bretagne on observatoire-eau-bretagne.fr The French public organisation based in Britany monitors pollution found in rivers in the North West region. This viz takes data between 2008 and 2012 on pesticides concentration in the area.
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May 3rd - Justin Menard on LISTedTECH Justin Menard of LISTedTECH takes a look at changes in university rankings. His analysis shows a general improvement in rankings for European universities.
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May 2nd - Ramon Martinez on Health Intelligence Ramon Martinez of Health Intelligence visualizes the recent avian influenca A(H7N9) virus. His analysis shows a disproportionate amount of males being infected compared to females.
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May 1st - Lecia Langston on Utah's Labor Market and Economy Lecia Langston dives into data from the Utah State Tax Commission and finds a rise in new passenger vehicle and light truck sales. The viz compares across different Utah counties.
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April 30th - Martjin Mulder on FlxOne This viz by Martjin Mulder of FlxOne looks at the online habits of Dutch young adults, aged 15-25. The year control at the top of the viz allows you to change the data in the top two views.
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April 29th - Jasper Soetendal on Financial Genes This viz by Jasper Soetendal of the Financial Genome Project looks at revenue versus net income for all of the S&P 500 companies. Use the year slider on the right side to compare values between different years.
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April 26th - Kelly Martin on VizCandy Kelly Martin of VizCandy shows how parents in different countries describe their children. Choose a characteristic on the treemap to see if any other countries share that same description. Data is sourced from a study by
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April 25th - Claire Miller on Wales Online Claire Miller of Wales Online helps chart the statistics behind the recent measles outbreak in the UK. See which age groups are missing vaccinations according to official records in Wales.
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April 24th - Lukasz Korbolewski on TRICKSwithDATA Lukasz Korbolewski of TrickswithData maps air pollution in Krakow, the Polish city with the second highest concentration of particulate PM10 in all of Europe. Explore the additional tabs to see how air pollution has changed over time and which months have the most smog.
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April 23rd - Simon Rogers on The Guardian Datablog Simon Rogers of The Guardian Datablog shows the banks that hold each governments debt. Click on a country to see the banks that own that governments debt, or choose a bank in the table to see the countries whose debts it holds.
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April 22nd - Mat Hughes on Data Clarity That's a lot of drinks! Mat Hughes visualizes alcohol consumption over time by a reddit user named Cosmologicon. Click to filter the dashboard by drink type or time period, and use the tab at the top to take a look at next year's forecast.
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April 19th - Yanina Ronconi on La Nacion Where do centenarians live in Argentina, and are they mostly male or female? This viz by Yanina Ronconi makes use of packed bubble charts and floating dashboards in the new Tableau Public 8 to visualize the whereabouts of the oldest Argentinians.
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April 18th - Chris Dannen on Fast Company Labs This viz by Chris Dannen at Fast Company Labs shows "Big Data" jobs, positions and salaries across the U.S. Click a bar to filter the map, and use the tabs to explore the different aspects of the openings.
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April 17th - Jason Rose on Jacksonville Public Education Fund This viz by Jason Rose of Jacksonville Public Education Fund allows residents of Duval County to compare grades of public schools in their area. Use the filters to focus on particular school types and hover over the dots on the map to reveal the school profile and scorecard over ...
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April 16th - Mona Chalabi on Guardian Datablog This viz by Mona Chalabi of the Guardian Datablog shows a timeline of offers for accommodation following the Boston Marathon explosions. Click a point on the timeline to read offers of accommodation and use the slider to zoom in on a particular time period.
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April 15th - Ryan Sleeper on OSMGuy In honor of Jackie Robinson Day, Ryan Sleeper of OSMGuy uses this viz to show the history of integration in the United States' Major League Baseball teams. Click a player for a short bio and a video.
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April 12th - Roberto Rocha on The Montreal Gazette This viz by Roberto Rocha compares countries around the world using various quality-of-life indexes. Included are UNICEF's Child Well-Being Index, Environmental Performance, the Human Development Index and more.
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April 11th - Daniel Willis on Inside Bay Area This viz by Daniel Willis shows where homicides have occurred in the city of Oakland, California. Each mark represents one instance and is colored by cause of death.
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April 10th - Kelly Martin on Viz Candy This viz by Kelly Martin at Viz Candy shows aircraft collisions with birds and wildlife as recorded by the FAA. Click a state to its respective stats.
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April 9th - Carlos Bonardi on La Nacion This viz by Carlos Bonardi on La Nacion shows CO2 emissions for each various countries around the world. Use the parameter to switch between total emissions, percent of total global emissions or emissions per resident.
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April 8th - Scott Hannaford on Canberra Times Scott Hannaford shows the suburbs with the highest reported crimes rates in Canberra. Choose a year, crime and suburb to see its statistics, click and drag the map to see additional areas. The bar chart shows % change in each crime type from 2012 to 2011.
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April 5th - Mike Alberti on Remapping Debate Mike Alberti allow us to compare the unemployment rate of 2 different age groups, demographics, or genders since 2007. Visit Remapping Debate to find vizzes that allow you ...
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April 4th - Trevor Ebaugh on Tableau Public Trevor Ebaugh marks the location of shots and their outcomes during the last 10 seconds of the NCAA Basketball Championships. Hover over a mark to see the player who scored or missed and the team they were playing against.
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April 3rd - Daniel Lima and Renato Grandelle on O Globo Daniel Lima and Renato Grandelle created this viz for O Globo to show which cities had the highest recorded temperatures this summer. The line graphs show the highest temperatures recorded in the country at 9am, 3pm and 9pm each day. It's been a hot summer indeed!
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April 2nd - Colin Gordon on The Atlantic Cities Colin Gordon maps the presidential election results for each U.S. county based on population density. Select a percentile to see how they voted; the least dense counties are more likely to vote Republican. The 58 densest counties are home to 20% of the population while the 2,288 ...
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April 1st - FLXVIZ on flxone This Viz made by FLXVIZ enables you to analyze and discover some high-level facts about football clubs playing in the Dutch Eredivisie league.
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March 29th - Daniil Ivshin on Reddit The FAA recently announced that due to budget restraints they will be closing 149 air traffic control towers this April. Daniil Ivshin created this viz to show where the closing towers are located.
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March 28th - Andy Cotgreave on Twitter Andy Cotgreave rearranges 7596 circles into a Kraken engulfing an orange submarine. For a little background on how this was done and who helped, switch to the "About" tab.
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