Our regular outlook of interactive data visualizations published across the Internet comes filled with interesting projects, from the top graphic desks and infographic departments of the print industry, alongside with the ones coming from other online publishers.

We begin with the highlights of the week:

Watch how the measles outbreak spreads when kids get vaccinated – and when they don’t | The Guardian

More than 100 cases of measles across 14 states and Washington DC have been confirmed by US health officials since an outbreak began at Disneyland last December. With a majority of those infections in unvaccinated people, widespread blame – from Washington to the rest of the world – has fallen on parents who chose not to vaccinate their children.

This visualization shows 10 hypothetical communities with different vaccination rates, and just how important high rates of immunization can be to protect everyone against measles. If you run the simulation enough times, only very highly vaccinated groups are able to consistently block measles infection from their community.

(image: The Guardian)

Nadal and Federer: two paths to greatness | The Financial Times

A visual breakdown of the sports career of two of the most exciting athletes in tennis history, created by John Burn-Murdoch using Matchstat data.

(image: The Financial Times)

Shadow prisons | Fusion

A Fusion investigation found that without a single vote in Congress, officials across three administrations: created a new classification of federal prisons only for immigrants; decided that private companies would run the facilities; and filled them by changing immigration enforcement practices.

Most of the roughly 23,000 immigrants held each night in CAR prisons have committed immigration infractions — crimes that a decade ago would have resulted in little more than a bus trip back home. And now, some of the very same officials who oversaw agencies that created and fueled the system have gone on to work for the private prison companies that benefited most.

(image: Fusion)

And now, all the other interactive graphics of the week:

2016 outlays from the 2016 Budget | The White House

(image: The White House)

The most profitable US companies | Financial Times

(image: Financial Times)

#GoSetaWatchman on Twitter | Twitter

(image: Twitter)

#AskTheLeaders on Twitter | Twitter

(image: Twitter)

Fighting and Bullying Among Adolescents | Health Behaviour in School-Aged Children

(image: Health Behaviour in School-Aged Children)

(Via Tableau Public)

The Guardian’s top 25 Six Nations players | The Guardian

(image: The Guardian)

Climbing the global debt mountain | Financial Times

(image: The Financial Times)

How long would it take you to earn a top footballer’s salary? | BBC

(image: BBC)

A Tale of Two Conference Championship Games | Steamer Projections

(image: Steamer Projections)

(Via Tableau Public)

F1 cars 2015 profiles (series) | Marca

(image: Marca)

(image: Marca)

(image: Marca)

And from Brazil:

The Monroe Palace| O Globo

(image: O Globo)

The life in Auschwitz | BBC Brasil

(image: BBC Brasil)

Time to close this post, but we’ll be back next week with more Interactive Inspiration. Until then, have a look at all the examples of interactive visualizations and maps that we have on Pinterest.

Written by Tiago Veloso

Tiago Veloso is the founder and editor of Visualoop and Visualoop Brasil . He is Portuguese, currently based in Bonito, Brazil.

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