Jame Love Visualisation

A quick demonstration of using D3 to render GeoJSON shapes in conjunction with Leaflet.

Compedo

We asked you to help us visualise the key data that shows which economies are best placed to recover from the recession - and how they might get there. This elegant winning entry is by Ryan Panchadsaram, who used D3 and Tabletop to show how black markets are intricately connected with the chances of recovery. The simple message is: transparency and connected economies are linked. Click the buttons at the top and you can see the graphics change - and watch this space for some of the other top entries we received

Homophobic language isn’t always meant to be hurtful, but how often do we use it without thinking?

Color Meanings by Culture

(via Circle of Trust « D3)

Edward.R.Tufte - The Visual Display of Quantitative - Chp.1. Graphical Excellence

Data visualisation about data visulaisation

Gregor Aisch

Useful round up of the first 6 months of 2012

A free open source reference book for anyone interested in data journalism. The Data Journalism Handbook is an initiative of the European Journalism Centre and the Open Knowledge Foundation. It is published by O'Reilly Media and freely available online under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike license.

A rather nice visualisation of Titanic Survivors