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“Poll: Where do you live?” Visualized
- jpthurman 5y agoNice visual - the poll text was long and unwieldy
- zackbloom 5y agoHate to say it, but I'm not sure this type of visualization is ideal for this data. Given that the actual clustering is meaningless, I would think a simple histogram would expose the relationship between the different cities better. My mind could be changed if this exposed a hierarchy, for example if the US was a single bubble which could be clicked-into. Or if there was a meaning behind the clustering, like if geographic proximity determined how close the bubbles were.
- systemvoltage 5y agoNeeds a bar graph or simply a sorted table. That should be sufficient.
- ekianjo 5y agoErm.... when representing geospatial data, better to use maps.
- ankitson 5y agoI made a little map visualization using the great Datawrapper tool on the front page: https://datawrapper.dwcdn.net/TSri6/3/ https://datawrapper.dwcdn.net/TSri6/3/ note: there are a few inaccuracies. 7 people from "Vatican City" weren't counted because it wasn't recognized as a country. 3-4 people listing "Remote" or "Nomad" each were left of the map. I summed the counts from US states into one number using my poor JS skills, hopefully i got that right. Of course there may be other mistakes I don't know about :)