GOLD ($1,000) The Missing Migrants Map by Valerio Pellegrini & Michele Mauri (Italy) Tracking all incidents recorded by the Missing Migrants Project. SILVER ($500) Swanh.net by Martin Panchaud (Switzerland) The entire Star Wars Episode IV told in one 123m...
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GOLD ($1,000) Earth Temperature Timeline by Randall Munroe of XKCD (USA) A hand-drawn timeline of Earth's average temperature since the last ice age glaciation. SILVER ($500) Project Ukko - Seasonal Wind Predictions by Moritz Stefaner (Germany) Visualizing gl...
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Tonight's the night! We will be celebrating the best of the best in dataviz & infographics at our London ceremony. We'd like to extend a huge thank you to everybody who entered, nominated, perused, judged & voted. It's been another great year for the Information is ...
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The information is Beautiful Awards celebrates the world's most awesome dataviz & infographics, & we're psyched to be announcing the winners tomorrow, 2 Nov 2016, at our London ceremony. Follow us on Twitter for live updates from 7pm (GMT). Why not browse the ex...
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Next Weds, Nov 2 we celebrate the finest in dataviz and infographics at the 2016 Information is Beautiful Awards in London. We're giving away two tickets to the ceremony & party - including free food and drink. To enter, follow us on Twitter & retweet this announ...
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Mashable’s Nuclear Legacy project uses long-exposure photography to visualize lingering radioactivity. The images depict radiation in officially decontaminated areas at nuclear sites Chernobyl & Fukushima. The team used an LED rod connected to a Geiger ...
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View the 2016 Information is Beautiful Awards shortlist in full. INFOGRAPHIC The Climate Challenge - Heather Jones When the World Washes - Kantar Worldpanel Garbage Sorting Recycling Figure - Pei Lei Ye 13 Reasons Why Your Brain Craves Infographics - N...
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Our Dataviz Website category shortlist showcases some of the best go-to places for inspiration & new work. WTFViz publishes infographics & dataviz that make no sense, together with a Twitter community analysing why. Andy Kirk's Visualising Data cha...
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Alongside the public vote, our crack team of expert judges will help decide the winners of the 2016 Information is Beautiful Awards. View the four-part 'introducing our judges' series to check out their elite credentials. Simon Rogers & company... Je...
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Our Facebook & Twitter pages showcase the best & brightest of data visualization. Here's a selection of our latest finds. Save the date - when weddings happen and why, 1947-2013 @ONS https://t.co/fwKaeCRJY8 @FuturesCo #iibawards pic.twitter.com/nWHIOdsNxE— Kantar...
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While we count the votes, here are a few examples from the Data Visualization category shortlist for your viewing pleasure. Greg McNevin juxtaposed radiation data onto long-exposure photographs. The results are... unsettling. Heather Jones takes a closer ...
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Check out a selection of the 15 great entries that made the infographic shortlist this year, and the issues they clarify for us. First things first, let's take a look at why we love infographics so much. NeoMam Studios offers 13 reasons. Find the rest of them ...
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Check out some examples of the impressive range of data journalism in our 2016 shortlist. Kyle Kim breaks down why Serena Williams is such a dominant force in tennis. To understand how cultures perceive music genres, Matt Daniels tallies who appears in 'pu...