Posts tagged "Tableau Public"

Andy Murray could become the first British man to win Wimbeldon since 1936 when he faces six-time champion Roger Federer on Sunday. While the British haven't earned a trophy in... Read more →

In previewing tonight’s national championship game between LSU and Alabama, USA Today reports that a high-scoring contest isn’t expected:  LSU and Alabama combined for just 15 points in their November matchup... Read more →

Using Tableau Public, my NPR colleague Andy Carvin visualized thousands of his tweets about the Arab Spring:  View larger, interactive version Read more →

The military’s “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy ended today, eliminating a practice that led to more than 13,000 service member discharges since 1993. Its enforcement has been in decline since... Read more →

I just noticed this cool tool by Alex Perez on Data.gov that maps and charts American obesity by county. His interactive uses proportional symbols and colors to visualizes differences between,... Read more →

From Tableau Public’s “most commented viz of the week”: Robert Mundigl created this amazing multi-faceted look into the English Premier League over the past 15 years or so. The analysis... Read more →

Today’s match between Manchester United and Chelsea could well decide who wins the English Premier League title this season. Of course, both teams are comfortable in this position, having dominated... Read more →

A cool new tool for analyzing federal income tax burdens over time from Remapping Debate: … [U]sers will be able to make a host of observations. Two that we’ve noted:... Read more →

A Tableau Public viz by Ross Perez: The premise is simple. In the view below, you can see each teams offensive and defensive field goal percentages on the axes, and... Read more →