Tableau, Travel and Triathlons
There is a dataset we’ve had in our backlog for months and I’m excited that Andy decided to use it for this week. It’s about book checkouts at the Seattle Public Library, particularly those of work by James Patterson.
September 1st is the first day of autumn, meteorologically speaking. So I picked a dataset about how Americans feel about the different seasons.
The original viz and data comes from YouGov.
For week 35 Andy picked a dataset about gaming and the shift from PCs and consoles to mobile.
I recently finished the book Digital Minimalism by Cal Newport. It’s brilliant and I highly recommend it.
So this week we’re looking at cellphone use by American teens and their parents.
This week we’re looking at a viz and data collected by Spencer Philips Hey, who brought together years worth of data about clinical trials and all their published details.
By now we all know that the environment and how we treat it is something we can’t ignore any longer and we seriously need to change what we’re doing if we want our children and grand children to have a livable planet.
This week’s #MakeoverMonday takes us to one of Andy’s very first vizzes and one of the first vizzes published on Tableau Public (he published 8 vizzes the day the platform went live). We’re looking at STD infection rates in America.
This week’s #MakeoverMonday will be Andy’s 800th Tableau Public viz, so I decided to surprise him by picking a dataset about Arsenal, his favorite club.
I’ve been working with lots of football data in the last 6 months, some of it public, but most of it proprietary. So I’m excited to build a viz with this data as well.
For week 29, Andy picked a topic that is likely to cause a few people to blush. It’s always interesting
This week we’re looking at asylum applications from outside the EU by people seeking protection in EU countries.
The original viz was published by the European Asylum Support Office based on Eurostat data.
