The interactive infographic Where We Came From, State by State [nytimes.com] by Gregor Aisch, Robert Gebeloff and Kevin Quely reveals how US citizens have moved between different US states since the year 1900. The migration data is based on Census d...
"Game on!" by Fathom Information Design is an exploratory visualization prototype that allows users to parse through a basketball game's data, to investigate the behaviors and patterns in terms of the statistics and locations of players. Based on a ...
WFP: Country Donors and Recipients [wfp.org] by Santiago Ortiz shows all World Food Programme (WFP) funding from 2003 to present as flows among individual countries. Each country on the low-polygon count, interactive 3D globe can be selected, in orde...
Nicholas Felton, the person behind the infographic-style setting Feltron annual reports (see 2012, 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005) has released a self-logging app for the iPhone, called Reporter [reporter-app.com]. The app presents the use...
Here is Today [hereistoday.com] by graphic designer Luke Twyman is a simple yet elegant timeline rendition that puts into context the different scales of time. Ranging from one day to one eon, and framing the time periods different kinds of species ...
The beautifully crafted app Connected China [reuters.com], designed by Fathom Information Design, tracks and visualizes the people, institutions and relationships that form China's elite power structure. The application was specifically designed for ...
Gender Balance [stefaner.eu] by Moritz Stefaner provides an eye-opening look on how well females are represented as speakers for conferences on data visualization, creative code and information graphics. Based on Andy Kirk's data visualization censu...
The simple yet persuasive interactive infographic accompanying the NYTimes article "For the Elderly, Diseases That Overlap" [nytimes.com], reveals the relative frequency with which different chronic diseases overlap for residents in assisted-living fa...
The Speculative Sea Level Explorer by interaction designer Benedikt Groß investigates how the coastline and the territory of the world will be reshaped by a rise of the sea level due to Global Warming. While the simulation, captured as a serie...
Metropolitain [metropolitain.io], developed by French data visualization studio Dataveyes, provides a dynamic 2D and 3D view on the hectic and feverish metro of the city of Paris. Based on data on crowd turnouts retrieved from RATP (Autonomous Opera...
