John Clarke

[John Clarke @john_b_clarke]

@TheBrick @MerchOnTheBeat @TheBrick DM appears to be disabled on your account. How can we reach you regarding very bad service from Anjou location?

[John Clarke @john_b_clarke]

@NadiehBremer Not sure where you are in your research, but this may also help: https://t.co/E85oQc3Cq5

[John Clarke @john_b_clarke]

Another spectacular observable by @mbostock. This one made my morning.

[Mike Bostock @mbostock]

Inspired by @3blue1brown’s fantastic recent videos on Fourier series, here’s a live recreation of Fourier’s portrait. https://t.co/7HzVc5eFTO

[John Clarke @john_b_clarke]

@JanWillemTulp @buttsmeister Thanks. This helps -- although I'm still not 100% convinced I get all the nuances. In any case, congrats @JanWillemTulp on a beautifully designed interactive.

[John Clarke @john_b_clarke]

@JanWillemTulp @buttsmeister OK, I think get the idea. However, I don't see how it works with more than two connected nodes -- because moving a node A towards another node B directly affects the edge length of all the other nodes connected to A which would (incorrectly) imply changes in their impedance.

[John Clarke @john_b_clarke]

Beautiful work by @JanWillemTulp

[Jan Willem Tulp @JanWillemTulp]

NEW PROJECT: a simulation of one of the busiest days of train traffic in The Netherlands. It distorts the map based on how well connected cities are. Go check out the live version: https://t.co/6t4m8xPsSo #dataviz

[John Clarke @john_b_clarke]

Excellent work by @matthew_daniels on visualizing the worlds population. Would love to see the growth over time via an animation.

[Matt Daniels @matthew_daniels]

I'll need to spend the weekend debugging an iOS crash, but here it is. Visualizing the world's population, using 3D blocks. https://t.co/9wvPLe2j0f

[John Clarke @john_b_clarke]

@baroquepasa Lovely re-do of the original. Love it.

[🎼 John M. Black @baroquepasa]

@StuartBuck1 I fixed it

[John Clarke @john_b_clarke]

Visualize Montrealer's calls to 311: From potholes to hate graffiti
https://t.co/jmM16QyudS #heatmap #clusters #bigdata #montreal #funfacts

[John Clarke @john_b_clarke]

Visualize Montreal's bed bug interventions over time:
https://t.co/H2mJCXicIi #bedbugs #heatmaps #openviz #dataviz #creepy #montreal

[John Clarke @john_b_clarke]

Excellent article from @jihjeon0 and collaborators about Smoking and Lung Cancer Mortality in the US. https://t.co/h0ZtOsmqR7 Interactive visualizations here https://t.co/mVIAYDAG4L

[John Clarke @john_b_clarke]

Outstanding web-based health evaluation tools by @doug_manuel and his team at https://t.co/92ejChR0ra. I really like the super-easy-to-use UI and the custom controls to explain the results. Sample output from one of the tools:

[John Clarke @john_b_clarke]

@matthew_daniels I think you hit the main points (and were careful not to make Africa=DRC) Thinking about flights was innovative. It got me thinking about how to juxtapose exports (gold, diamonds, cobolt, copper, etc.) and imports (weapons) over time. See
https://t.co/IahyJCfq8a for an idea.

[John Clarke @john_b_clarke]

Excellent work by @matthew_daniels Love it! I happen to have spent 3 years in Kinshasa, so this caught my eye. https://t.co/xCQB91a2lf

[Matt Daniels @matthew_daniels]

new shit after FOREVER. This one was a personal goal to finish in two weeks and stick with static charts using @observablehq -> @figmadesign https://t.co/SxSBNq0VZo

[John Clarke @john_b_clarke]

Another spectacularly beautiful piece of dataviz from @NadiehBremer. https://t.co/3h2Kgda2w6

[Nadieh Bremer @NadiehBremer]

NEW!! 🎉 Come read my interactive #dataviz-driven story: Figures in the Sky ⭐ https://t.co/ntUzogoKF7

See how current & past cultures across the world have seen their myths in the stars. Shapes found everywhere, fascinating constellations & even stranger meanings. Enjoy! 😃

[John Clarke @john_b_clarke]

@mbostock @r2d3us Another beautiful and pedagogically spectacular piece by @r2d3us. Wow.

[John Clarke @john_b_clarke]

@simongerman600 Would like to see the y-axis scale and for bonus points where the 1975 distribution factors into the 2018 distribution given the increase in population.

[John Clarke @john_b_clarke]

@veltman @observablehq Love this! Is there anything that can't be improved with voronoi these days?

[John Clarke @john_b_clarke]

Mindblowing application of voronoi. Love it. https://t.co/7ts8xsZKdH

[Noah Veltman @veltman]

Made a little explorable playground about fitting curved labels inside weird shapes with @observablehq: https://t.co/uh0kNQDf0z