Showing posts with label visual representation of data. Show all posts
Showing posts with label visual representation of data. Show all posts

Monday, September 29, 2008

Cool Look at Flight Patterns

I had a little trouble embedding this right so that you could see the controls, so just refresh the whole page if you want to see it over. Anyway, this is a full day of what American airspace looks like with flights starting up and winding down.

Pretty neato stuff.


>> Change as of Tuesday morning. The embedded Quicktime movie I had here last night made the page so heavy and I was having trouble scrolling smoothly. Please just follow the link above and check it out on the main site.

Sunday, September 28, 2008

Sunday Funnies

I came across this this morning and it made me chuckle.

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Sunday, September 21, 2008

Can You Describe the Ruckus, Sir?

This is a nice little graphic containing the results of the poll that's become the talk of the heads this weekend.

If nothing else, I was kind of interested in how they chose to present these numbers. They were able to cram a lot into this, but I might have put the adjectives on left and right side, alternating by whether the word was positive or negative.

I think that would have made it easier to scan up and down for within-group trends.

Oh well...

Monday, May 12, 2008

Postage Rates Going Up Again

I was kind of annoyed to find that postage rates are going up again, and I would think that they could find a better way to do this. But I did a quick search and Wikipedia had a nice chart of how stamp prices have gotten into whack with inflation rates over time.
clipped from en.wikipedia.org
Image:US Postage History.svg

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Sunday, February 03, 2008

This is Really Effin' Cool

I came across something yesterday that was really nifty.

While I have to figure out a little bit about their methodology in placing people on the political spectrum, it's nonetheless a nice application.

PresidentialWatch08 charts out the political blogosphere both in terms of political leanings and as a social web map, so you can see who links to who.

This is very cool stuff, indeed!