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We’ve been through hell and high water to bring you the best and brightest of the data viz world in 2013 for the Kantar Information is Beautiful Awards. Many hours of cogitation, digestion and deliberation have been spent and now here they are, all of our glorious winners on one uber-long scrolling page. Congratulations to all our winners. Now sit back and marvel! Via Goulu 
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Color is a crucial part of our visual experience. It indicates many things in our lives, from the ripeness of a banana, to how someone is feeling, to which subway line we should be on.
Not everyone sees colors the same way, and colors have drastically different meanings in different cultures, but one thing we all have in common: color is important. These visualizations all show us different things about colors.
Visit the original article for over a dozen infographics and links related to color psychology, trends and various uses and applications. Via Lauren Moss
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moebio
Santiago Ortiz propose sur son site moebio.com de redécouvrir un texte vieux de plus de 3 000 ans sous un angle totalement inédit. Il a créé deux data visualisations interactives de l’Iliade : une version “stream” qui permet d’observer quels sont les personnages les plus présents dans les différents livres de l’oeuvre d’Homère et une version “network” pour visualiser les relations entre les personnages.
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Sur le web, on trouve tous types de cartes, qui diffusent en temps réel une quantité impressionnante d'informations. Circulation aérienne, état du web, conditions météo, et même trafic de Twitter, tout y passe.
Terheck's insight:
Une petite sélection : - Le trafic aérien mondial en temps réel : http://www.flightradar24.com/46.88,2.44/7
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Data visualization is not a new phenomenon. For centuries, artists and historians, educators and scientists have been creating illustrations to better communicate complex information. From Emma Willard’s “Picture of Nations” to Dimitri Mendeleev’s Periodic Table, historical infographics continue to inspire and educate today. Here is a look at some of the most influential and beautiful infographics from the 19th century... Via Lauren Moss
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