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Infographies La construction de la tour Choukhov, célèbre tour de communication située dans le centre de Moscou, a été achevée il y a 90 ans. Découvrez cet édifice curieux dans notre infographie. La société Russki Alumini (Rusal) est le plus grand producteur mondial d'aluminium et d'alumine Découvrez dans cette infographie de RIA Novosti des conseils pratiques pour faire face à une menace terroriste. Découvrez l'ensemble des caractéristiques techniques des trois versions de l'iPad dans cette infographie de RIA Novosti.
Infographies russes, en Français, sur ce média : RIA Novosti | Enseigner l'Histoire-Géographie | Scoop.it
Seven Tools for Creating Data Visualizations | Geography Education | Scoop.it
This morning I received an email asking me for some tools for creating data visualizations. Here are seven tools that students can use to build data visualizations. Better World Flux is a free data visualization development tool that was created for the World Bank's Apps for Development Challenge . The purpose of the challenge was to encourage app developers to create products that could be used to highlight the development data hosted by the World Bank .
International Networks Archive \\ Remapping Our World
The following six maps deal with an array of major current world issues, from the serious to the seriously frivolous. They were developed for the INA by Jonathan Harris of Flaming Toast Productions . The maps may not be reproduced or rebroadcast without express written consent of the INA. If you are interested in using the maps, please contact us . This pair of maps show the global presence of Starbucks coffee shops and McDonald's restaurants. When examined graphically, both companies act as global hubs that connect some of the world's poorest, most remote countries with some of the wealthiest.
Visualize This: The FlowingData Guide to Design, Visualization, and Statistics
A book by Nathan Yau who writes for FlowingData , Visualize This is a practical guide on visualization and how to approach real-world data. The book is published by Wiley and is available on Amazon and other major online booksellers. There are lots of books on visualization that describe best practices and design concepts, but what do you do when it comes time for you to actually make something? If you don't know how to use the software in front of you, the abstract isn't all that useful. And with growing amounts of data, it's becoming more important to be able to make sense of and communicate with it all. In Visualize This , Nathan Yau teaches you how to create graphics that tell stories with real data, and you'll have fun in the process.We all shop online nowadays, but what are we buying and how much are we spending? Isme.com is one of the UK’s biggest home shopping retailers and their brilliant infographic below tells you everything you ever wanted to know about online shopping. There has been a 433% increase in shoppers using online channels since 2001 and this number is set to carry increasing, with mobile soon to equal traditional desktop browsing, so get your coffee and take in some amazing stats from Isme.com, the best place on the web for next day delivery and collect plus .
Winfographics
The world population is expected to hit seven billion some time in the next few days. The United Nations has a countdown clock , of sorts, with a counter ticking steadily forward. The Guardian , along with the Spanish design house Bestario's , has taken data from the U.N. to create a visualization of changes in global population . The visualization depicts population past, present and future — namely, numbers from 1950, from 2010, and 2100. You can click on countries to view their individual trajectories as well as countries with comparable growth patterns.
Visualization of the Week: 7 billion humans - O'Reilly Radar
Visualizing How A Population Grows To 7 Billion : NPR
The U.N. estimates that the world's population will pass the 7 billion mark on Monday. Much of that growth has happened in Asia — in India and China. Those two countries have been among the world's most populous for centuries. But a demographic shift is taking place as the countries have modernized and lowered their fertility rates.Les data en forme » OWNI, News, Augmented
C’est mal, mais nous allons débuter cet article en nous comportant comme d’affreux parisiens. Le premier projet data sur lequel nous attirons votre attention est une cartographie des inégalités de revenus en Ile-de-France, proposée par Jean Abbiateci, sur le désormais indispensable blog d’Elsa Fayner, Et voilà le travail. La carte présente trois indicateurs : le niveau des inégalités des revenus des ménages franciliens, l’évolution de ces mêmes inégalités dans le temps et à titre de comparaison, le revenu fiscal médian. Chaque indicateur est détaillé par commune, avec une visualisation spécifique. La démarche, expliquée dans l’article accompagnant la cartographie, se distingue par son accessibilité.
Infographie animée : le bien-être selon l'OCDE
L'indice « vivre mieux » a été mis en place fin mai par l'OCDE, le club des pays riches. Cet indicateur, qui regroupe 19 variables, est destiné à mesurer le bien-être des habitants des 34 pays développés membres de l'OCDE. Mais il reflète une conception individualiste et anglo-saxonne du bien-être personnel. Cliquez sur les différents indicateurs pour afficher la carte qui y correspond.
Data visualization is a frequent fixation around here and, just recently, we looked at 7 essential books that explore the discipline’s capacity for creative storytelling. Today, a highly anticipated new book joins their ranks — Visualize This: The FlowingData Guide to Design, Visualization, and Statistics , penned by Nathan Yau of the fantastic FlowingData blog. (Which also makes this a fine addition to our running list of blog-turned-book success stories.) Yu offers a practical guide to creating data graphics that mean something, that captivate and illuminate and tell stories of what matters — a pinnacle of the discipline’s sensemaking potential in a world of ever-increasing information overload.
Visualize This: How to Tell Stories with Data | Brain Pickings
Refugees and asylum seekers made up 16.3 million, or 8% , of international migrants in 2010. The Middle East and North Africa region had the largest share of refugees and asylum seekers among immigrants (65%), followed by South Asia (20%), Sub-Saharan Africa (17%), and East Asia and Pacific (8.8%). About people movin people movin shows the flows of migrants as of 2010 through the use of open data (see Data Sources). The data are presented as a slopegraph that shows the connections between countries. The chart is split in two columns, the emigration countries on the left and the destination countries on the right.