Show and tell
Data visualisation from around the web on the Guardian
What can Twitter's reaction to the UK autumn statement tell us?
Researchers from Demos and Ipsos Mori have worked together in analysing social reaction to political events
London's second languages mapped by tube stop
Which tube line in London is the most linguistically diverse? Where on the tube are you most likely to hear French or Portuguese? UCL’s Oliver O’Brien’s map of the most common second languages by tube stop will give you a clue
Looking for a litigator? Europe's skills mapped
Business social networking site, LinkedIn has created a map showing which skills are most uniquely found in a selection of major cities across Europe
2014 interactive foliage map: see how leaves fall across America
A team of data scientists has built a tool to help predict the changing colour of leaves - when is peak red near you?
Visualised: how Ebola compares to other infectious diseases
David McCandless visualises how the deadliness and infectiousness of Ebola compares to other pathogens
Bike accidents mapped – five years of cycling crashes in Melbourne
Researchers from the Institute of Transport Studies at Monash University map five years of cycling accidents in Melbourne
Friends and enemies in the Middle East. Who is connected to whom? - interactive
As the US and UK are set to again commit to military involvement in the Middle East, this interactive visualises the intricate, complex and sometimes hidden relationships and alliances across the region
London property interactive - where would be cheaper and more convenient for you to live?
Pop in where you work and where you currently live and the graph will move to show you how other areas compare for average weekly rental price and how long your commute would take
Hacking democracy – nine interesting GovHack projects
An app that tells you which plants grow in your area and a government department party game were among the winners at this year’s GovHack event
Interactive map - which UK areas have the most commuters?
Almost 11.3m people travel between two different local authorities to get to work according to the 2011 census. This interactive map will show you the places where commuters live and where they go
Seven questions that will tell you how well you know your local area
This interactive quiz by the ONS tests your demographic knowledge about where you live. Answer the seven questions to see if you're a local expert
Map - how much financial stress are your neighbours under?
Polling data from consumers gives a detailed breakdown of how bad money problems are for people across the UK
Pac-Man mapped: how to stay away from the ghosts and win
Map shows how many moves would be required for Pac-Man to find respite from the ghosts trying to catch him
Interactive map: where do people move from and to in England and Wales?
2.8m people moved between different local authorities in the year ending June 2013. This data visualisation by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) shows where exactly it's happening
Animated map: local and EU elections in tweets
How were each of the political parties tweeted about on Thursday 22 May? This map of the UK shows geotagged tweets mentioning each of the major political parties on election day
FA Cup final 2014 tweets: mapped
Who won the FA Cup final on twitter? Geotagged tweets mentioning FA Cup finalists Arsenal and Hull City has been mapped by Twitter data editor Simon Rogers using CartoDB. The red dots represent Arsenal, while the blue dots represent Hull City. Use the animated map below to see how the FA Cup final was played out in tweets around the world
The dimensions that shape London - mapped
15 maps that show the distribution of obesity, Christians, bankers and even hedgehogs across the capital.
Sunrise on Twitter - the animated map
Watch the dawn spread across the world with this map, created by Twitter data editor Simon Rogers, which shows Twitter users tweeting the word 'Sunrise' in the world's most-spoken languages
Disease and environmental factors across England and Wales mapped
Researchers have created a tool that maps disease prevalence across England and Wales
London’s rail system animated in 60 seconds
If you have a spare minute, then take a look at this interactive map by Twitter’s data editor (and founder of the Datablog), Simon Rogers, which shows London’s rail system animated in 60 seconds
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