D3.js is a small, free JavaScript library for manipulating documents based on data.

Mapping wikipedia based on an XKCD comic. Lovely.

maps and animated visualizations

"You hike to the top of a mountain or pull off at a scenic overlook. You see mountains in the distance. Which mountains are they? HeyWhatsThat will tell you, providing a 360° panoramic sketch labeled with the names of the peaks you're looking at. From almost anywhere in the world."

Your iOs device has been logging your location. This application creates a map of it.

"animation of Boris Bikes on the day of a tube strike"

Terrific weather interactive visualization.

A visualization of the most common words in horoscopes for each sign, and a meta-horoscope that's good for everyone, always.

"Jokes should be simple and informative too -- that's what makes them funny. This is why I crack myself up by reading the CIA World Factbook."

One pixel per death, colored by category (US, civilian, "enemy"), in order.

IBM brings you data sets and onilne viz tools

from cup

drawn history of a block of Eldridge St on the LES from 1700s-present.

wow, news to me.

Subway time mapping with color overlays. Very well done.

"i like checkin' out charts cos charts rule."
note: i am currently wearing both a hoodie and a hat, and pie charts are not sweet (they are sour).

County-level census data for immigration since 1890. Shows either largest group or by-country numbers for selected countries.

interaction and visualization. @ITP

rediscovered. excellent international data and visualizations.

Visualization of energy flows by type and sector, including used and lost energy. "Lost energy" in transportation is about equal to petroleum imports.

Structure Synth is an application for creating 3D structures from a set of user specified rules. It is an attempt to make a 3D version of Context Free.
It is built in C++, OpenGL, and Qt 4.3. Builds are currently provided for Windows and Mac. It is possible to compile Structure Synth on Linux as well.
As of now this project is usable, but it is still beta quality (although it is quite stable, not all planned features are completed). The progress and design considerations can be tracked at the Syntopia blog.

Shiny exit poll visualization goodness

Open call for the presentation of projects on data visualization applied to the city context. todo in next 3 hours?

"attempt to combine graphics design with programming. The concept is to see how users develop and sustain their tagging methodologies on del.icio.us. I'm not a formal art student or have a computer science degree. I'm just curious."

Football's intelligence test by position.

compendium

wow, this seems easier than phplot

Flash visualizer for social/spatial/economic indicators in greater Boston. from MIT

wal-mart spreads

'personal data' has some nuggets

Using a phase space to group economic outputs.

guy with the 'nice name' on meta-markets. involved in loopcity, wegzeit, etc

gent behind Meta-Markets and Real Time Rome

Superimpose outlines of various geographies on the world map.

'Camouflage' population-scaled flag rugs, 3D PVC pipe histograms, UV-fluorescent wall, other good stuff. "Antonio Scarponi develops interdisciplinary research projects using cognitive tools and practices from architecture and design."

useful project, terrible map using 6 shades of blue. (it's the house colors of the sites, wrong decision)

animated gif from Robert Vanderbei showing USA prez election results by county, 1960-2004

"minimal, extensible, customizable, free display library for interactive maps. ... provides a core set of features in a tight, clean package, with plenty of hooks for additional functionality."

"This piece consists of a complete listing of Manhattan property, indexed by block/lot. Blocks are indicated through an alternating dark-gray background. Vacant lots are invisible until moused-over, in which case the visual hierarchy is inverted and they

Christian Nold does his biomapping thing in the Mission

"A graphical livecoding environment for Scheme. Builds for Linux or OSX, and released under the GPL licence."

Cross-sections of streets from around the world. Great resource, user submissions are a little stagnant (crappy design). via daily dose

"The Institute For Figuring is an organization dedicated to the poetic and aesthetic dimensions of science, mathematics and the technical arts." [read: these guys are the best.]

ride the roller coaster of us home prices (1890-pres)

inventor of Perlin Noise, which he won an Oscar for!

"Robot Art, Algorithmic and Procedural Art, Computational Aesthetics, Glitch Aesthetics, Vj’ing, Video Art, Computational Archaeology"

wikipedia history visualization from IBM

Google Easrth frontend for census data. Looks amazing, I'll probably spend all day tomorrow playing with it. thanks 18b!

yo! awesome mapping, global social justice art projets. Australian-flavored. thx k. [bc: I'm going to put anything aussie in your for box.]

love that it's logarithmic

simple horiz lists of countries by a few different factors. Not comprehensive enough in any dimension. In the 'all white' school of design.

Line diagram of all 'is the new' snowclones. f.i.t.n.r. makes it. [From a website that insists that it is a print mag. snooze]

more java.

damn.. now I have to learn java.

-tastic!