I just completed my #MakeOverMonday 2019.31 entry. Here is the link to it on Tableau Public. NOTE: I accidentally deleted this post while creating my post for Week 32. This was my experiment with a Hexbin Map. I really was not using Christmas colors; I was trying to use Orange and Light Grey. Not sure […]
I just completed my #MakeOverMonday 2019.32 entry. Here is the link to it on Tableau Public. The next few weeks are going to be very hectic for me as we are moving after 20 years of living in our house. It is both exciting and sad at the same time. But, I am committed to […]
Readers: Xan Gregg (photo below) posted all of the color scales used in the National Climate Assessment Volumes 1 & 2 on Twitter. I thought these were quite interested and wanted to share them with you. I encourage you to visit Xan on Twitter. Here is his link: https://twitter.com/xangregg I also encourage you to visit […]
What is Climate Signals? Climate Signals is a science information project of Climate Nexus, a non-profit organization under the fiscal sponsorship of Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors, a 501(c)3 organization. Originally launched in 2010 as an independent project, Climate Signals underwent graphic redesign and content expansion in 2016 as a project of Climate Nexus. Climate Signals is directed […]
Adolfo Arranz is a Spaniard based in Singapore, actually working as Creative Director at MediaCorp. He loves to sketch at open air, and is a member of Urbansketchers. In his infographic, from The South China Morning Post, which I am featuring today, Mr. Arranz’s infographic story shows an outbreak of green algae, or hutai as […]
Readers: Recently I participated in the MOOC, Data Exploration and Storytelling: Finding Stories in Data with Exploratory Analysis and Visualization which was taught by Alberto Cairo and Heather Krause. This course was a MOOC-style course from the Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas at The University of Texas – Austin. I have previously attend two […]
Readers: Recently I participated in the MOOC, Data Exploration and Storytelling: Finding Stories in Data with Exploratory Analysis and Visualization which was taught by Alberto Cairo and Heather Krause. This course was a MOOC-style course from the Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas at The University of Texas – Austin. I have previously attend two […]
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