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Data visualisations

February 2023

  • Studio shot of man riding a bike without a helmet.

    ‘They get the big picture’: the Swedish tech startup helping cities go green

    Online tool used by more than 50 cities helps planners weigh costs against climate and social benefits

April 2020

  • A spider monkey and baby

    Be a citizen scientist: track plastic waste, spot a spider monkey or beat coronavirus

    Amid lockdown, internet users are tuning in to interactive data projects led by researchers

March 2020

  • Catherine D’Ignazio is an Assistant Professor of Urban Science and Planning in the Department of Urban Studies and Planning at MIT. She is also Director of the Data + Feminism Lab which uses data and computational methods to work towards gender and racial equity, particularly as they relate to space and place.

    Catherine D’Ignazio: 'Data is never a raw, truthful input – and it is never neutral'

    The co-author of Data Feminism on the importance of recognising discrimination in algorithms and introducing measures to stamp it out

March 2019

  • BlackHistoryDataVis2

    Inside the Guardian
    A decade of the Datablog: 'There's a human story behind every data point'

  • Cities population bar chart race

    Cities in numbers
    500 years in 59 seconds: the race to be the world's largest city

March 2018

  • Density - Barcelona

    Overstretched cities
    Europe's most densely populated square kilometres – mapped

    Prof Alasdair Rae has crunched data to locate the densest square kilometre in every European country – here are the top 15

October 2017

  • maps composite

    Exploring urban data
    Go with the flow: the hypnotic beauty of public transport – mapped

    Will Geary’s experimental TransitFlow tools help visualise the flow of buses and metros as colourful ant-like particles flowing across world cities

September 2017

  • Women working at desk behind a laptop

    Business made simple
    Business Made Simple events: Bristol

    Join our tech skills masterclass and inspirational talk from a top entrepreneur in Bristol on Thursday 19 October, 6pm-9pm

July 2017

  • Businessman working at computer in new office

    Business made simple
    Business Made Simple events: Edinburgh

    Join our tech skills masterclass and startup funding panel debate in Edinburgh on Thursday 28 September, 6pm-9.30pm

June 2017

  • Jeremy Corbyn arrives at a campaign rally in Glasgow in the last days of the campaign.

    Inside the Guardian
    Data journalism: from information to insight in unpredictable times

    An election full of surprises raised questions the Guardian’s team of data journalists were eager to answer, such as: did Theresa May lose every marginal seat that she visited?

March 2017

  • Salmonella discovery<br>BEST QUALITY AVAILABLE Undated handout file photo issued by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention of the Salmonella bacteria, which can act as a "Trojan horse" to help the immune system fight cancer, scientists have discovered. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Issue date: Saturday February 18, 2017. The salmonella bacteria can infiltrate tumours and flag the cancer cells up to the body's immune defences, making them a target for attack. See PA story HEALTH Salmonella. Photo credit should read: Janice Haney Carr/Centers for Disease Control and Prevention/PA Wire NOTE TO EDITORS: This handout photo may only be used in for editorial reporting purposes for the contemporaneous illustration of events, things or the people in the image or facts mentioned in the caption. Reuse of the picture may require further permission from the copyright holder.

    Chips with Everything
    The Siri of the cell – tech podcast

    How natural language processing is allowing scientists to talk to the cells of our bodies

February 2017

  • Animated marine traffic in the San Francisco Bay Mapbox

    Exploring urban data
    One day in the life of San Francisco Bay – mapped

    How do ships safely navigate the San Francisco Bay? In his latest data viz roundup, Max Galka gives a guided tour of the Bay’s marine traffic, tracks trees in major cities, and maps the US based on the flow of its commuters

January 2017

  • Picture 237

    Tech and the city
    ​Tinder for cities: how tech is making urban planning more inclusive

    Having a say in what your city or neighbourhood should be like is often complicated, time-consuming and full of confusing jargon. A new wave of digital tools are trying to make the process transparent and interactive
  • Leeds 4x3

    Cities in numbers
    How green is your city? UK's top 10 mapped and ranked

    The amount of green space in British cities varies widely, with some three times greener than others. Mapping firm Esri UK analysed Landsat 8 satellite images from spring 2016 for the 10 cities with the largest populations
  • An obese woman in London.

    How the world got fat: a visualisation of global obesity over 40 years

    Max Galka
    It’s hard to understand or even believe the contagious way that obesity has spread virally around the world - so Max Galka created this visualisation

December 2016

  • Community health workers visit Sinafala village with boxes of Eurartesim antimalarial tablets.

    How data maps are transforming the fight against malaria in Zambia

  • Largest cities through history

    Exploring urban data
    From Jericho to Tokyo: the world's largest cities through history – mapped

November 2016

  • Meet the Beatles

    Magical history tour: the Beatles in infographics – in pictures

    A pair of graphic designers and self-confessed Beatles geeks have mapped Fab Four trivia including the instruments they played, the outfits they wore and even some of their most famous press-conference quips

September 2016

  • The gentrification map of San Francisco. Graphic by UCLA Urban Displacement Project

    Gentrified world
    Crime stats or coffee shops? How to spot the world's most gentrified cities

  • Commuters to Newcastle … a snapshot of Mark Evans’s new interactive map for England and Wales.

    Exploring urban data
    This interactive map lets you watch who commutes to your city every day

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