driven by data
Collection of screenshots, links and some notes about my data visualization related work. Includes mostly projects I worked on as graphics editor at the New York Times, and some freelance stuff I did before.
- 2015
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The Cascade of Errors That Led to the U.S. Airstrike on an Afghan Hospital with Josh Keller, Sergio Peçanha & K.K. Lai,
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G.O.P. Debate Live Charts with A. Parlapiano, J. Ashkenas, A. Tse, K. Soften, T. Giratikanon, Nicholas Fandos & K.K. Lai,
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Who’s Winning the G.O.P. Campaign? with Alicia Parlapiano, Derek Willis & David Leonhardt,
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The World According to China with Josh Keller and K.K. Lai,
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Citation Needed (a Chrome browser plugin that highlights anonymous sources)
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Delhi’s Air Is Often More Polluted Than Beijing’s with Hannah Fairfield,
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Road Map of Home Values and Street Names with Bill Marsh,
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Where Working Women
Are Most Common with D. Leonhardt & Josh Katz, - 2014
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Where Men Aren’t Working with David Leonhardt & Josh Katz,
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Oil and Wastewater Spills in North Dakota with Robert Gebeloff & Hannah Fairfield,
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The 11 Most Interesting Senate Races of 2014 with Josh Katz,
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The Voting Blocs of Arkansas with Haeyoun Park,
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How North Carolina Shifted Red with Haeyoun Park,
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How Likely Is It That Birth Control Could Let You Down? with Bill Marsh,
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Competitive Counties in Presidential Elections with Nate Cohn & Bill Marsh,
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Democrats, packed into urban districts, give the G.O.P. an edge with Nate Cohn & Bill Marsh,
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Charting the Rise of Twitch with Tom Giratikanon,
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Mapping Migration in the United States with Robert Gebeloff,
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Where We Came From and Where We Went, State by State with Robert Gebeloff and Kevin Quealy,
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Manuel Neuer’s Wanderlust with Andrew Das and Joe Ward,
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How England, Italy and Germany Are Dominating the World Cup with Kevin Quealy,
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984 Ways the United States Can Advance to the Next Round of the World Cup with Kevin Quealy,
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A Fairer World Cup Draw with Kevin Quealy,
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Mr. Chartmaker (in-house charting tool for The New York Times)
- 2013
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randomgraph.js (javascript library for generating random graphs)
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Wie tendenziös sind Wahlumfragen? (ZEIT ONLINE)
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Das neue Bundeskabinett with Markus Horeld and Sascha Venohr,
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dataset: databases for lazy people with Friedrich Lindenberg,
- 2012
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Datawrapper with Mirko Lorenz and Nicolas Kayser-Bril,
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Education Around the World with Sabine Damaschke,
- 2011
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Bubble Tree Library with David McCandless,
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10 Years of Wikipedia with Marcus Bösch and Steffen Leidel,
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Population near Nuclear Reactors in Germany with Sascha Venohr,
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Visualizing Plagiarism in Guttenberg's PhD with GuttenPlag Wiki,
- 2010
- 2009