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Interactive Inspiration [142]

Data visualization galore from different types of online publishers

September 25, 2015

A lot of different topics covered this week by the international media: we had the Pope’s visit, the Volkswagen scandal, not to mention the terrible refugee crisis in Europe, and the 2016 elections in the US, that we’ll be seeing more and more in this space as the Presidential race continues.

In addition to the interactive picks we got for you, we’d like to recommend you a list that we feel fit for this post: the New York Times recently passed the one million digital-only subscribers milestone, and to celebrate it they’ve chosen some of their best works or collections of works that have appeared since they began offering digital subscriptions in 2011. Needless to say that you’ll find several interactive visualizations in the mix.

Now, enjoy the interactive projects of the week:

2015 NFL Predictions | FiveThirtyEight

Partial screen capture of the interactive infographic 2015 NFL Predictions
(image: FiveThirtyEight)

Popemobile illustrated history | The Washington Post

Partial screen capture of the interactive infographic Pope mobile illustrated history
(image: The Washington Post)

Culturegraphy | Kim Albrecht

Partial screen capture of the interactive infographic Culturegraphy
(image: Kim Albrecht)

Vienna’s electorate gap | Metropop

Partial screen capture of the interactive infographic Vienna’s electorate gap
(image: Metropop)

The new Cadiz bridge | El Mundo

Partial screen capture of the interactive infographic The new Cadiz bridge
(image: El Mundo)

The Inclusive Growth and Development Report 2015 | World Economic Forum

Partial screen capture of the interactive infographic The Inclusive Growth and Development Report 2015
(image: World Economic Forum)

Refugees in Germany | Berliner Morgenpost

Partial screen capture of the interactive infographic Refugees in Germany
(image: Berliner Morgenpost)

2016’s presidential field | Associated Press

Partial screen capture of the interactive infographic 2016's presidential field
(image: Associated Press)

Oktoberfest facts | Zeit Online

Partial screen capture of the interactive infographic Oktoberfest facts
(image: Zeit Online)

The range of your life expectancy | Flowing Data

Partial screen capture of the interactive infographic The range of your life expectancy
(image: Flowing Data)

Municipal and national politics | SRF

Partial screen capture of the interactive infographic Municipal and national politics
(image: SRF)

How Volkswagen Got Away With Diesel Deception | The New York Times

Partial screen capture of the interactive infographic How Volkswagen Got Away With Diesel Deception
(image: The New York Times)

From Menzies to Malcolm: the careers of Australia’s prime ministers visualised | ABC

Partial screen capture of the interactive infographic From Menzies to Malcolm
(image: ABC)

The History of Rugby World Cups | La Gazzetta dello Sport

Partial screen capture of the interactive infographic The History of Rugby World Cups
(image: La Gazzetta dello Sport)

 

Time to close this selection, 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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