Data Vis Dispatch, June 3: Education, politics, and Germany
Welcome back to the 195th edition of Data Vis Dispatch! Every week, we’ll be publishing a collection of the best small and large data visualizations we find, especially from news organizations — to celebrate data journalism, data visualization, simple charts, elaborate maps, and their creators.
Recurring topics this week include education and politics around the world, as well as a closer look at life in Germany.
In our reader survey, some of you said they'd like to see more data vis on education. We've been keeping our eyes open and are happy to report that we found some!
As usual, several newsrooms covered current and past elections:
We collected two graphics about the relationship of data centres and their resource needs:
And here's a pair of visualizations about changes in India's economy:
Our friends at Die Zeit took a close look at housing, employment, and car preferences in Germany:
Here's a mixed-topic selection of different ways to scatter circles on a plot — or ovals, in Bloomberg's case:
And we're wrapping up this week with a batch of maps, charts, and dashboards we found beautiful or interesting:
What else we found interesting
Applications are open for…
A multimedia editor and database developer at The New York Times
A DC data reporter at The New York Times
A senior lecturer in computer science at giCentre, London
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