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Graphics for Fitness Motivation using Plot.ly
This post is intended to illustrate the cool things you can do with plot.ly’s API for R. Plot.ly is a web-based tool for making interactive graphs. It uses the D3.js visualization library, and lets you...
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The Rio Declaration and the Decline of Multilateral Environmental Agreements
It’s been quite some time since my last post. I have been busy with a young child, new job, and an international move. But I’m hoping to get back into posting and making visualizations on a regular...
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Weighted Density and City Size: Who Knew Milwaukee Is So Dense
You’re probably familiar with the concept of population density. It’s the total population divided by the area. When talking about cities, it’s commonly understood that high population density is a...
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The 1960 Chile Earthquake Released Almost a Third of All Global Seismic...
I just saw a trailer for the movie San Andreas. It looks preposterous but I love geology disaster movies, so I’ll probably see it. In the film, a series of earthquakes destroy California, culminating...
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Deadly Swiss Avalanches, in Charts
Snow-covered mountains are one of the most beautiful sights in nature, but in the wrong circumstances they can kill you. Skiers and other mountain enthusiasts sometimes refer to avalanches as the...
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