I just converted the Mexico City’.KML file to .shp format suitable for ArcGIS. To get the file click here
Check this excellent visualization of the Mexican Drug War by Diego Valle-Jones
I used R and ggplot2 to make a bubble map of Mexico City’s Metro passenger count from January to February…
Many Wikipedia articles are tagged with geographic coordinates. Many have references to historic events. Cross referencing these two subsets and plotting them year on year adds up to a dynamic visualization of Wikipedia’s view of world history.
A history of the world in 100 seconds.
Regarding my blog post about Minard’s Visualization of 1812 check this update made in Tableau Public that made it interactive.
After struggling for a while to highlight Python code without having to install a package or taking screenshots I found this awesome tool: Online syntax highlighting for “Python”. It is also very useful to highlight code that is freely available in the web…
Group of 20 Meets in a Mexico Outperforming Brazil — NYTimes.com.
Very good analysis from the NYT maybe this is the best part:
