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Greatest Hits
Stunning data visualization examples from across the web created with Tableau Public.
Shine explored 50 years of crime rate statistics in the US from 1960 - 2012.
Iron Viz contestant Matt Chambers preps for his competition in Las Vegas next week with this new VOTD.
RJ Andrews of Info We Trust illustrates the population stability and endangered status of large African mammals. Animals facing left are decreasing in population, whereas animals facing right are stable or increasing.
Kelly Martin from VizCandy looks at global nuclear energy consumption growth since the late 1980's.
Curtis Harris visualizes a historical birthdays, letting you see which famous people were born on the same day as you.
Ever had your flight delayed by bad weather? Matt Chambers looks at which US airports are most affected by rain.
Mac Bryla explores the recently divulged Australian data for cell phones and internet usage in this storypoints visualization.
With the 2016 election season kicking off, Adam McCann predicts which Supreme Court justices may be retiring soon and how the next president may affect the court.
Glen Robinson visualizes what decades the Rolling Stone's Top 500 Albums of All Time come from. The equalizer-esque bar chart at the top shows a skew towards the late 60's and early 70's.
Pablo looks at domestic violence in Spain between Jan. 2003 and Nov. 2015. (Created for the 25N: International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women.)
A visualization of the lowest ticket price per section in Kauffman Stadium and Citi Field during the 2015 MLB World Series.
In this data story, French author Jonathan Trajkovic uses aggregated Twitter data to depict the reaction to the recent Paris attacks.
Where do people take cabsto in NYC? What is the peak travel time? Find out in this viz.
How much did each individual Beatle contribute to the writing of each album? Check this viz out to find out!
This eye-catching viz was created in just 20 minutes to win the 2015 Iron Viz Championship . In this Shine uses the GDELT dataset to look at mentions of events in the news since January 2014.
This viz created by Brit Cava looks at Airbnb prices in the San Francisco area. Brit attended the "Every Data Rockstar Needs a Stage" blogger panel at Tableau Conference 2015 and was inspired to send this in.
Lindsey Abot looks at traffic infringements in Melbourne.
Lindsey divides at all medal winners from 1896 - 2008 into four main groups, from medal winning 'super stars' to exceptional 'one hit wonders'.
Baby name popularity from 1880 - 2015 based on US Social Security card applications. This visualization tells the story of the popularity of baby names across generations, along with examples of how television, music and pop culture have impacted baby names.
This beautiful back and white visualization shows female participation in the Summer Games since their creation in 1896.
Tableau's own Alexander Loth and Marius Kaiser created this viz showing the results from a sentiment analysis on tweets, which include the Twitter handles of four large German companies (Deutsche Bahn, Lufthansa, Deutsche Bank and Deutsche Telekom).
How healthy are East Africa reefs? This viz takes a snapshot of 13 reefs.
Summer Olympics candidate cities from 1896 - 2020. Examine which cities applied for each opportunity to host the games, and what their success rates has been over the years.
