While a good part of the world of data visualization is still with their eyes set on VizWeek, which ends today, many projects and interactive resources were published during this week. Our Interactive Inspiration shows some of those works, published not only by newsrooms but also by agencies and other organizations.

Ranging from Felix Baumgartner’s Jump to the anniversary of the stock market crash known as Black Monday, these visualizations cover a wide range of topics – just click through the images to explore the interactive versions.

Tree of Life Explorer | OneZoom

(image: One Zoom)

Felix Baumgartner Jump | Red Bull Strattos

(image: Red Bull Strattos)

The Celestial Web

(image: The Celestial Web)

How States Have Shifted | The New York Times

(image: Mike Bostock and Shan Carter; additional reporting by Amanda Cox | The New York Times)

(this one was seen on Flowing data)

Satellite Internet over the years | My Blue Dish

(image: My Blue Dish)

Catholic contributions in marriage amendment fight | StarTribune

(Full article here.)

The mortality map of England and Wales | The Guardian

(image: The Guardian)

Black Monday and Its Aftermath | The Wall Street Journal

(image: The Wall Street Journal)

James Bond Actors Network | Ramiro Gomez

(image: Ramiro Gomez)

(Seen on PopSci)

2012 Environmental Performance Index | Yale University

(image: Yale University)

(Seen on Google Maps Mania)

The maths behind the madness | The Economist

A Record-breaking Dive | Ben Jones

(Via Tableau Viz of the Day. Original at Data Remixed.)

Solar Tool | Cambridge CDD

(image: Cambridge CDD)

(Another HT to Flowing data)

Changing Diagnoses in the DSM | The Wall Street Journal

(image: The Wall Street Journal)

Pandit at Citigroup | The Financial Times

(image: Financial Times)

On the Trail | Associated Press

(image: Associated Press)

Thanks to Nathan Griffiths (@njgriffiths) for sending us this one.

A World of Wine Data | Ryan Robitalle

(Seen on Tableau’s Daily Viz. Original at ryrobes.com.)

Who’s that voice | The L.A. Times

(image: LA Times)

Is the vote the same for all Basques? | LaInformacion

(image: Pablo Gutiérrez; Chiqui Estéban | LaInformacion)

Lethal connections | NOLA

(image: NOLA)

How Do Americans View the World? | Carnegie Moscow Center

(image: Carnegie Moscow Center)

Dodd-Frank: The 848-Page Financial Firewall | Business Week

(image: Business Week)

Cuban Missile Crisis | Miami Herald

(image: Marco Ruiz | Miami Herald)

Sprint’s History | The Wall Street Journal

(image: The Wall Street Journal)

The evolution of the US market structure | The Financial Times

(edition: Johana Kassel; development: Ben Freeze)

And if you missed last week’s links, here they are:

Balance of Power | Felix Gonda

(image: Felix Gonda)

Cognitive Consilience

(image: Soren Solari, Rich Stoner | Google Maps)

(Via Google Maps mania)

Nobel Science Winners | The Wall Street Journal

(interactive graphic by Madeline Farbman, Andrew Garcia Phillips and Randy Yeip | The Wall Street Journal)

State of the Polar Bear | Polar Bear International

(image: Polar Bear Internationals)

(Seen on Information Aesthetics)

The Bali bombers’ social network | ABC News

(image: ABC News)

(Via The Guardian Datastore)

How we voted | Reuters

(image: Reuters)

Movement in Jobs Market | The Wall Street Journal

(image: The Wall Street Journal)

London Wards

(image: The Greater London Authority)

(Another one found by Google Maps Mania)

Tracking Indices for the Global Economic Recovery | The Financial Times

(image: Financial Times)

The State of Economic Education in the US | Council for Economic Education

(image: Council for Economic Education)

Corrupt Mayors in Spain | 20 Minutos

(image: Carlos Gámez | 20.Minutos)

Interactive video transcript of Denver debate | Al Jazeera

(image: Al Jazeera)

Rise of the Mega Cities | The Guardian

(image: The Guardian)

Spanish budget | La Informacion

(image: Pablo Gutiérrez, CH.E.| LaInformacion)

Map of the Drug War in Mexico | Diego Valle

(image: Diego Valle | Google Maps)

(Again, picked from Google Maps Mania)

Baby Boomer Travel Ideas | HCC Medical Insurance Services

(image: HCC Medical Services)

What Romney and Obama’s Body Language Says to Voters | The New York Times

(image: Xaquin G.V., Alan McLean, Archie Tse and Sérgio Peçanha)

LinkedIn’s Most InDemand Employers | LinkedIn

(image: LinkedIn)

(We talked about this one here.)

Violent clashes with sovereign citizens across the U.S | NOLA

(image: NOLA)

Voting History of US States | Data Intuition

(Seen on Tableau’s Daily Viz. Original here.)

Where in the World | First Choice

(image: First Choice)

As always, you’re invited to send us your interactive work, either by emailing us or by dropping us a message on Facebook or Twitter. And we’ll see on the next Interactive Inspiration.