Math, biz, & data viz
This post recounts my experience building my first ever Iron Viz feeder contest submission. View my complete viz on Tableau public: INVISIBLE WALLS: The Reality of Racial Segregation in America. View all the Iron Viz Geospatial submissions on the Tableau Public blog. Finding a story to tell The first order of business was to decide …
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The subject of this week’s Makeover Monday is a pair of pie charts displaying employment data from the G7. The chart is used in an article on Business Insider, but the original source is a report by the White House Council of Economic Advisers. These charts are used to support the conclusion that the United …
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It’s been one year since Justin Trudeau and the Liberal Party of Canada swept into power. Here’s the viz I created last year to explore the results of the most recent Canadian federal elections:
This week’s #MakeoverMonday viz takes a look at polling results in each state leading up to the U.S. Presidential election. The original viz is this interactive “Votamatic” tool at Daily Kos. This is honestly an awesome visualization. The filter allows you to view the results for each state individually. And the interactive chart lets you hover and view …
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With the start of a new NHL season upon us, I thought I would visualize the historical performance of each NHL team. I used a format similar to my NHL Barcode Viz, except this time it’s not binary; rather, it charts Points Percentage above and below the .500 mark. I took my inspiration from similar vizzes created …
