Makeover Monday week 42, 2018: Total Number of Women the House of Representatives 1917-2018
This week’s dataset looks at the percentage of women in the house of representatives.
Category: Tableau
Makeover Monday week 41, 2018: Five Year Cancer Survival Rates in America
Two weeks away from #TC18 and a huge #MakeoverMonday live event, we’re looking at Cancer Survival Rates.
Makeover Monday week 40, 2018: Avocado consumption
This week Andy gifted me a dataset about avocado prices, and it’s a nice and simple one.
Makeover Monday week 39, 2018: Visualizing Equality
Collaborations for Makeover Monday mean that we partner with a non-profit organization to help them crowd-source visualizations that support their mission and help them create awareness through data and analysis
Makeover Monday week 38, 2018: Train vs Plane: What’s the real cost of travel?
Faced with this question for my very frequent trips which see me to go different places at least twice a month, I actually stumbled on this viz and dataset through my twitter feed and thought it would be great for MakeoverMonday
Makeover Monday week 37, 2018: Paying the President
For week 37 we are looking at the spending of people and organisations with funds going to Trump’s companies.
Makeover Monday week 36, 2018: Nike Manufacturing Sites
And because everyone is talking about maps, this week brings another mapping dataset for Makeover Monday, featuring
an interactive map of countries where Nike factories are located
Makeover Monday week 35, 2018: Wearable Technology
Thanks Andy for making it easy for us this week with a simple bar chart to make over, looking at wearable technology and which body part we attach devices to.
Makeover Monday week 34, 2018: Visualizing Conflict
This week we’re collaborating with ACLEDÂ to visualize the conflict data they have collected over time.
Makeover Monday week 33, 2018: Anthony Bourdain’s travel summary
Andy’s choice of dataset this week is one that summarises Anthony Bourdain’s travels as he cooked and filmed in different locations to show people what and how others eat.
