Nathan Yau is a Data Visualization Expert at RealClearMarkets. He specializes in analyzing, visualizing, and communicating data effectively, with a focus on themes such as data and analytics, climate change, and competitive sports. Nathan's work has been featured in prominent outlets including FlowingData and RealClearMarkets.
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Observable, known for visualization-centric notebooks to share code, restarted fresh to adjust for this new chapter in making things with computers.
By: Nathan Yau
There are thousands of crew members aboard U.S. warships in the Middle East. They need a regular food supply. Aircraft on the ships need fuel to lift off. For the New York Times, Simon Ducroquet and John Ismay
, where we spend time and energy on the small things in data and charts. I'm Nathan Yau. This week, I describe the many small choices one must make while working on a set of charts.
Imagine a pottery wheel that turns clay on an axis. A potter forms the sides and the shape goes all around. Karim Douieb made an interactive that shows how different curves look as a family of pots
For Climate.us, Emily Becker explains why it looks like El Niño is going to break records this year . Current estimates from NOAA adjusts for the ocean warming overall.
By: Nathan Yau
Last year, the African Union pushed for wider adoption of the Equal Area map projection so that the size of Africa is more accurately shown around the world. A few days ago, the United Nations voted in favor of the more accurate projection.
Mathematician Terence Tao, a 2006 Fields Medal winner and professor at UCLA, discusses with Big Think solving problems with AI and the process of finding solutions without. By using AI to effective…
Riley Walz charted drawing trends on student art portfolio Artsonia. Just search for a topic and you can see the trend line for the past couple decades along with charming artwork.
In 2013, a video on U.S. wealth inequality was posted to YouTube by the user Politizane. (It was one of the best visualization projects for the year.) An updated version for 2026 is now available for your viewing pleasure, with even more inequality and much larger stacks of abstract money allotted to fewer people.
9/11 in Realtime , developed by Robbie Byrd, replays the news on the day of the attacks through television broadcasts, radio stations, and traffic control.
