Our Favorite Visualizations for 2022
By Kenneth Zapata / Dec. 14, 2022
Maps, Graphs, Food and the Metaverse
Maps, Graphs, Food and the Metaverse
Oregon established a new bias & hate crime hotline, and collected details regarding every report. We delivered a series of infographics to spotlight interesting data stories.
We take a look at some of the maps, models, and graphics that expanded out perspectives this year.
How a real-time 3d satellite tracker is driving public understanding of the need to address a looming environmental catastrophe in Earth orbit.
We take a look at some of the maps and graphics that helped us make sense of (or just get through) a very strange year.
Geolocated data can be the factual basis for the story of a case. What does your GPS data reveal?
Just say no to Excel spreadsheets with thousands of rows of digital messaging records. There's a better way to sort through discovery with your team.
Oregon started experimenting with vote by mail in the 1980’s and has used the system for all elections since the year 2000. Here’s why I like it.
We're working from home, but met up virtually to review some of the coronavirus dataviz pages that we are reading and reloading... and reloading... and reloading...
Rendering with ambient occlusion can add shading depth to your images, but is it always the right choice?