Powered by data of ten of thousands of international player transfers, this INTERACTIVE VISUALIZATION lets you browse the history of the global football market.
As we focus on all the teams of the 2014 FIFA World Cup, understanding the international experience of each squad is an important bit of information.
Every day, millions of people check in on Foursquare. We took a year's worth of check-ins in New York City and Tokyo and plotted them on a map. Each dot represents a single check-in, while the straight lines link sequential check-ins. What you can see here represents the power of check-in data -- on Foursquare, every city around the world pulses with activity around places every hour of every day. Related: Also see our data visualization of four days worth of Foursquare check-ins in New York CIty during Hurricane Sandy (and the subsequent power outage) during October 2012: http://vimeo.com/52883962.
Each dot represents a check-in during this 96 hour period. Super fascinating to see the different types of check-ins ripple across the city as time of day effects the rhythm of all of these individuals in a fairly regular pattern.
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Expereal looks a lot like a health tracker, but for your moods. Essentially, it is an input and display for you to monitor your moods and associate the mood assessments to places and topics.
Like a lot of life-tracking apps, the real value starts to emerge when the data you put in starts to accumulate and reveal its patterns.
Expereal founder Jonathan Cohen discusses the new features in v.1.5, and addresses the concerns (and anger) with the use of Facebook login.
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What a fun interactive way to explore the physical data of this year's Olympics. Yay BBC Olympic Body Matcher.
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