Makeover Monday week 32, 2018: What countries spend on R&D
We’re looking at what countries spend on Research & Development, data which is provided by the UNESCO Institute for Statistics.
Tag: data visualization
Makeover Monday, week 30 2018: Maternity Leave
A look at maternity leave at full pay in different countries across the world.
Makeover Monday week 29, 2018: Historical NBA Team Spending against the Cap
Andy actually did it: he pulled Basketball data on me! But hey, all good, we all have to occasionally work with data we know nothing about.
Makeover Monday week 24, 2018: The tourism density index
This dataset found its way to me through some sponsored content on an Australian news website recently and I thought the topic was really interesting.
Makeover Monday week 23, 2018: The UK Gender Pay Gap
What a tough dataset Andy picked for this week. As much as I enjoy a good dig around the data, I do value my sleep and I’m missing out because I’m trying to make sense of this data.
Makeover Monday week 22, 2018: the most expensive prime property in the world
A couple of weeks ago, Sarah Bartlett shared a link to the viz we’re using for this week’s makeover, looking at property prices for selected cities.
Makeover Monday week 20, 2018: Hours spent in Congestion in European Cities
Unlike some people’s ‘stuck in traffic’ commute, my daily 12min ride to work is just long enough to put a fresh glow on my cheeks in the morning and mess up my freshly blow-dried hair into a mix of wind-swept and helmet-hair.
Makeover Monday week 18, 2018: Bee Colony Loss in the US
Following on from last week’s ecological footprint dataset, in week 18 we are tackling the very important and topical issue of Bee Colony Loss.
Makeover Monday week 15, 2018: Arctic Sea Ice Extent
This week’s dataset looks at the ice extent of the Arctic and Antarctic Sea and comes from the National Snow and Ice Data Center.
Makeover Monday week 5, 2018: what the most profitable companies make per second
For week 5 of 2018, Andy picked a nice simple dataset, looking at the profit per second of the 25 most profitable US companies.
