Category: Data Visualization
Additions to Articles 2: How many words are there in the English language?
| February 23, 2012 | Posted by Jef McClimans under Additions to Articles, Data Visualization |
I see numbers and statistics in articles, in print, and around the Internet almost every day. When there is time, I’ll be creating visual additions to these articles. I’ve been reading [read as: listening to the audiobook of] The Information: A History, a Theory, a Flood by James Gleick the past few days. It is an awesome…
Additions to Articles 1: Michigan Traffic Talk: Do semi trucks get fewer speeding tickets than cars?
| January 23, 2012 | Posted by Jef McClimans under Additions to Articles, Data Visualization |
I see numbers and statistic in articles in print and around the internet almost everyday. When there is time I will be creating visual additions to these articles. Here is the first. Based on the numbers given in: Traffic Talk: Do semi trucks get fewer speeding tickets than cars? How can cars and trucks share the…
Nuclear power plants & emergency planning zones in the US
| April 1, 2011 | Posted by Jef McClimans under Data Visualization, Map |
Given the coverage around the tragic incident at the Fukushima nuclear power plant in Japan, the awesome people at seizemologik asked if I could make a map locating the nuclear power plants in the US. Thinking this was a great idea, I set out to make the map below. Here it is. Enjoy. Don’t forget nuclear…
iPod vs Afghanistan
| March 16, 2011 | Posted by Jef McClimans under Data Visualization, infographic, Timeline |
I’ll be honest, I did very minimal research on this. It was more something to keep my hands busy while I watching a few movies. The idea for this sprung from tweets by @nickmanes1 and @srdaily, about how close the release date of the first ipod and the first Military action in Afghanistan after september…
United States Hazardous Waste Sites
| February 4, 2011 | Posted by Jef McClimans under Data Visualization, infographic, Map |
This visualization is based on hazardous waste sites on The United States Environmental Protection Agencie’s (EPA) superfund priority list. While that’s a touch wordy, it means that this is a list of uncontrolled hazardous waste sites that are on the EPA’s priority list to clean up. 49 of the 50 states have sites on the list. The only state…
Memolane: Your Dynamic Web Time Machine
| January 9, 2011 | Posted by Jef McClimans under Data Visualization, Graph, infographic, Information graphic, Map, Mobile Devices, Post, Socialmedia, Time, Timeline |
Memolane.com “your time machine for the web” is exactly that. Memolane is a website that pulls your information from Facebook, twitter, last.fm, foursquare, flicker and others to make a visual and dynamic timeline of your posts, photos, status updates and checkins. Memolane automatically updates your web time line as you create content. The create a…
Santa Claus, Father Christmas, Saint Nicholas Occurrence In a Million Books
| December 26, 2010 | Posted by Jef McClimans under Chart, Data Visualization, Holiday |
It was that time of the year a few days ago and try as I might between all the holiday goings ons nothing got posted. After all the traffic was fought, decorations hung(from our nonfunctional fireplace), gifts wrapped, days spent eating way too much food with family and friends and racking my brain to come up…
I Voted, Fouresquare Voter Checkin-Map
| November 2, 2010 | Posted by Jef McClimans under Chart, Data Visualization, Map, Political, Politics, Post, Social Mapping |
I voted is a live interactive map Foursquare and Jess3 created to display check-ins at polling locations durring the November 2010 elections. By shouting “#ivoted” when you check-in you will receive the I Voted badge. Total check-ins: 50,416 Number of different venues checked-in at: 23,560
