http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/datablog/interactive/2012/mar/26/office-for-national-statistics-health Simon Rogers has published a fantastic interactive graphic for the Guardian Datastore that maps teenage pregnancy rates in England and Wales from 1998 to 2010. The visualisation shows the conception rate of under-eighteen...
Simon Rogers has created a visualisation showing death penalty statistics, country by country, for the Guardian Data Blog. http://bit.ly/hdFOpa http://bit.ly/hflX1V The visualisation uses a bubble graph on a map of the world to depict...
Following on from my earlier post exploring different ways to present data, I have decided to analyse two examples of visualisations from the Guardian Data Store. http://bit.ly/HsqsLf The first is a map of UK fuel...
This post is for people who are new to data sourcing, or interested in Data Journalism but unsure of where to begin. First, it is useful to start with an idea, question or hypothesis....
THE GUARDIAN’S DATABLOG – By Mariana Santos and Simon Rogers It has been the rallying cry of the Occupy movement for the past two months – but is the US really split 99% v 1%? As...
THE GUARDIAN’S DATA BLOG – By Simon Rogers New research shows big increases in the number of the super poor across America. Ian Taylor at Flying Binary has used Tableau to create the interactive below. Explore the data for the...
Editor’s note: We are not publishing this article about data journalism blogs to bookmark just because the DJB is one of them. Alright, partly because of that but also because we think the...
THE GUARDIAN’S DATA BLOG – By Simon Rogers How many Nato attacks took place over Libya – and what did they hit? Here’s the most comprehensive analysis yet of who did what • Get the data...
THE GUARDIAN’S ENVIRONMENT BLOG – By Duncan Clark A new scientific paper allows us to see which countries extracted the fossil fuels burned to support lifestyles in other countries Which of the following accounts...
THE GUARDIAN’S DATA BLOG – By Simon Rogers The Occupy protests have spread from Wall Street to London to Bogota. See the full list – and help us add more • Get the data “951...
A great infographic for its informa...
