projectsomewhere
My random collection of virtual things
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An interesting infographic of European debt
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Skeleton-based edge bundling - Seems like a nicer way to visualise networks (via @JeffClark and @datatelling)
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Hexbins for visualising data
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Data vis showing where income breakdown across New York
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Nicely executed hurricane vis from WSJ
Also checkout this one at MSN (thanks to @tapedseams).
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Data visualization competition, would be nice if it was opened up to more of the world, though I understand :)
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Video reblogged from Lists, Photos, Quotes, Etc.
Data Visualization of the Decline of European Empires via (thegirlinthebearhat)
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Where locals take photos and where tourists take photos in New York
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Invisible Cities describes a new kind of city—a city of the mind. It displays geocoded activity from online services such as Twitter and Flickr, both in real-time and in aggregate. Real-time activity is represented as individual nodes that appear whenever a message or image is posted. Aggregate activity is reflected in the underlying terrain: over time, the landscape warps as data is accrued, creating hills and valleys representing areas with high and low densities of data.
(Source: vimeo.com)
