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Greatest Hits
Stunning data visualization examples from across the web created with Tableau Public.
What are your Oscar 2019 predictions? Vote for who will take home awards in four main categories with this interactive visualization by Ivan Coelho. Once you vote, you'll see results from how others who've interacted with this viz have voted!
In this visualization, James Smith shows us where each The Lord of the Rings character is throughout the story.
Do you have a cold? Feeling fatigued? Dive into this mini database of medicinal tea recipes, visualized by Valerie Mais. All recipes are from herbalist Rosemary Gladstar's book Medicinal Herbs: A Beginner's Guide.
Ryan Sleeper gives us a look into the ten highest grossing actors of all time: their movies, their total earnings, and their critical reception.
In 2010, almost 10 million debris items were collected by the Ocean Conservancy's International Coastal Cleanup. Kasia Gasiewska-Holc shows what items were found, how many and where they were found, and how long each item would take to decompose.
Interact with this visualization to learn about the sentient aliens that populate the Star Wars universe and the planets they call home!
Between 1910 and 1970, a massive number of African Americans moved out of the South and into urban centers across the US. Learn more about the Great Migration in this viz by Chantilly Jaggernauth and Spencer Baucke.
In Boeing's first visualization on Tableau Public, the Fortune 100 company forecasts airplane demand for the next 20 years by utilizing 10 different chart types.
Kaiser Family Foundation is back with a viz to answer the questions, "would premiums be higher or lower in your state & county under the Senate's health bill?" Check out their county-by-county analysis comparing the Affordable Care Act (ACA) with the Senate Better Care Reconciliation Act (BCR
Yvan Fornes visualizes daylight hours based on geographic position and time of year.
Tristan Guillevin won the second Iron Viz feeder contest with this creative exploratory viz on biodiversity in rainforests.
Jacob Olsufka and Rody Zakovich visualize 711 MLB triple plays using three chart types and a color scheme selector.
Ken Flerlage visualizes a comparison of word usage between six sacred texts.
It's Shark Week! Check out Harpreet Ghuman's shark-tastic display of facts and figures of sharks worldwide!
Want to know what legislators are doing in Joinville? Isabella Mayer de Moura shares her analysis of attendance, travel and projects of Joinville's Aldermen.
An analysis of user-generated Spotify playlists reveals which emojis are most associated with different musicians.
Chantilly Jaggernauth provides an overview of National Parks in the United States.
Pablo Saenz de Tejada visualized almost every aspects of Madrid's demography, from population structure to housing prices and foreign residents.
Emily Chen analyzes food insecurity, highlighting countries which have 5% or less of their arable land irrigated.
Alex Dixon and Tarannum Ansari show criminal offenses and disciplinary actions on Ivy League Schools campuses between 2001 and 2014.
Ken Flerlage explains the concept of Gerrymandering and lets you explore the United States district by district to observe its effects over time.