Weekly Visualisation Highlights 11/01

Here’s some of my top picks for visualisations I’ve seen over the last week, mostly curated via twitter. Each does its own job well, and through a combination of artistry and data storytelling conveys complex information in a compelling manner.

#1: Global Radiative Forcing Dashboard, by Kristina Sementkovskaia

Global Radiative Forcing;
Kristina Sementkovskaia @sementkovskaia

The Global Radiation Forcing, or how recent human activity has changed the planet's climate. It was an interesting and useful challenge, thanks to @VizWizBI.

Viz: https://t.co/gquVjBrvUx#MakeoverMonday #datafam #ClimateCrisis pic.twitter.com/J1YkKJdL5r

— Krtistina Sementkovskaia (@sementkovskaia) January 6, 2023

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#2: england and wales Census 2021 Gender identity , by Claire pereira for the ons

Gender Identity, 2021, England and Wales;
Claire Pereira for the ONS @elo15e

I am so very proud to have put this chart together, to represent the gender identity of people in England and Wales in #Census2021 #genderidentity 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈One of the most important charts I've ever made! https://t.co/84ngtfpMXz

— Clɑiɾe Peɾeiɾɑ clairepereira@vis.social (@elo15e) January 6, 2023

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#3: Productivity vs worker compensation (1948-2014), economic policy institute

Productivity vs. Workers Compensation (1948-2014);
Economic Policy Institute, Josh Bivens and Lawrence Mishel

The dark blue line after 1973 is theft. They stole that money from their workers. But nothing happened, because capitalism legalizes theft from the working class by the capitalist class. pic.twitter.com/U0t3vQkrST

— Caitlin Johnstone (@caitoz) January 5, 2023

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#4: A Tale of Two Rivers, By spencer Shien

A Tale of Two Rivers; Spencer Schien @MrPecners

And now for my next trick, I move the Thames south of the Seine. 🪄#rstats + #rayshader code: https://t.co/jHJg3rP1vz pic.twitter.com/I1fLXV6Sko

— Spencer Schien (@MrPecners) January 7, 2023

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#5: Heat Map of Higher education costs us (2021/22 – 2022/23), By Nicole Mark

Higher Education Costs Heat Map (2021/22 – 2022/23);
Nicole Lillian Mark @nicolemark_

New map! For #MapPromptMonday 01: The cost of American higher education decreased from last academic year. Flourish has come a long way since I last used it to make a viz! #datafam #dataviz https://t.co/m9hPlccPkz Visualised with @f_l_o_u_r_i_s_h pic.twitter.com/ExYaqy5O5x

— Nicole Lillian Mark | nicolemark@vis.social (@nicolemark_) January 9, 2023

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