Project archive
Dispersion patterns of SARS-CoV-2 variants Gamma, Lambda and Mu in Latin America and the Caribbean
The graph illustrates the total number of genomes sequenced alongside the proportion of sequenced COVID-19 cases.
Behind the numbers: comparing extreme poverty and GDP per capita by world regions
By recreating from group up a OurWorldinData chart about extreme poverty vs GDP per capita we look at the foundations of Data Visualisation techniques layer by layer. Further, this project also proposes 2 alternative representation for the original data to better understand the story behin the numbers.
How housing is no longer a right
Visualization of the housing crisis in Spain according to official data from the Ministry of Transportation.
What Powers France?
A comprehensive visualization of power plants in France.
Gender Participation Across Sports in the Summer Olympic Games
Recreation, improvement and alternative visualizations of gender participation in the Olympics plot (1896 – 2024).
The Changing Nature of Middle-Class Jobs
The types of jobs that pay middle-class wages — between $40,000 and $80,000 in 2014 dollars — have shifted since 1980. Fewer of these positions are in male-dominated production occupations, while a greater share are in workplaces more open to women.
Winners and losers of tax legislation changes
Recreating the ABC news article Graph for MCSS Data Viz 24/25
Cocaine consumption
This project aims to provide insights into the principal consumers of cocaine through a bar plot. I chose this topic because I find it interesting and relevant, especially in relation to the global issues surrounding drug trafficking. The bar plot serves as an effective tool to visually compare the data, making complex information more accessible and understandable. I was particularly inspired by the work of El Orden Mundial, which I consider they do a great job of visualizing data.
Exploring Where Americans Can Afford to Live Alone
Rising rents and stagnant wages make even modest apartments unaffordable in many U.S. cities
Global Map of Migration
Recreation and improvement of a migration plot
Where do 8 billion people live?
Replica and improvement of a map to show how the world population is distributed among different countries
Age Distribution of Athletes by Sport since 1896
This project focuses on recreating a The Washington Post graph showing the olympic athlete distribution by sport and age since the inception of the modern games in 1896.
Degrees and Nobels: A non-essential link
A comprehensive look at Nobel Prizes from 1901 to 2012, uncovering patterns in laureates ages, trends across categories, educational qualifications, academic affiliations and hometown demographics.
Abortion Access and Sex Education Policies in the United States
Below is an analysis and replication of the graph by Sara Chodosh, originally published in The New York Times, which examines the relationship between abstinence-focused sex education requirements and abortion access restrictions across U.S. states.
Book reading habits
This project explains how to replicate and create an alternative version of a chart from Eurostat about book reading habits.
An 8-Bit Look at the Evolution of BMI Values of Olympic Athletes
This study displays the evolution of BMI values of Olympic athletes who competed in the Summer Olympic Games of 1960 and 2016.
Reproducing Learning Outcomes Graph
Household Income and Test Scores (Dev Patel & Justin Sandefur, 2020)
Is economic growth in your country still costing natural resources?
Sustainable production and consumption are essential. Since the mid-1990s, many countries have increased their natural capital by 26.8%, proving that economic growth can happen without depleting resources. Yet, some countries still depend on resource exploitation for growth.
Global Fish Stock Overfishing Status
Replication of a chart illustrating fish capture and abundance relative to sustainable levels.
Serena Williams Career
It shows the ranking of the famous tennis player.
Key Global Partners in U.S. Trade for 2023
Worldwide U.S. Trade in Billions by country in 2023
ODA: the catalyst for progress
Using The World Bank's ODA data to reproduce its original graph and other visualizations. "ODA" is the abbreviation for "official development assistance", which refers to the government aid provided to promote the economic development and welfare of developing countries.
The world’s most, and least, walkable cities
Ternary graph by ‘The Economist’ of commuting patterns in cities worldwide, highlighting the proportions of journeys made by car, active mobility (such as walking and cycling), and public transport. The data is based on the study 'The ABC of Mobility' by Rafael Prieto-Curiel and Juan P. Ospina.
Global trade flows in 2022
Using UN Comtrade trade data of 2022 to reproduce the resourcetrade.earth world map and produce an alternative network graph.
