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Datavisualization Used to Map Popular Baby Names

7/21/2015

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Datavisualization Used to Map Popular Baby Names

For many, using their first name is impractical because so many share the same first name. Babyname Wizard provides Name Voyager: Baby Name Wizard Graph of Most Popular Baby Names so you can see just how popular certain names are in this datavisualization. Names can be scrolled through with each represented by a line (boys are blue and girls pink) with their thickness representing their popularity. Readers who cannot find their name by hovering over the graph can search for their name specifically and indicate whether they are looking for boys or girls by that name. The datavisualization covers the 1880s until 2014, by decade. Names are listed in the 100,000s per million births.
Baby names datavisualization
Hovering over a name in the datavisualization tells the viewer the name as well as its rank at that point in time. Names like “John” show a decline since the 1880s when it was number 1 to number 2 starting in the 1920s. It stayed in the top 10 until 1990s when it moved to number 15. Clicking on the name in the chart takes the reader to a view of only that name. Clicking on the second chart opens a new tab which provides information about the name such as the origin, other name lists featuring the same name, comments from readers, famous people with that name as well as its use in songs, stories and movies.
baby names data visualization in the USA
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US Racial Interactive Data Visualization

5/29/2015

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US Racial Interactive Data Visualization

Visually developed this interactive data visualization map which plots dots of various colors corresponding to racial categories of the United States’ population. It is a handy tool to discern patterns of the racial spatial distribution in the country. The map is zoomable providing a capability to see a more close-up picture and get down to a state, a county or a city level of detail. The underlying data come from US 2010 Census Block Data. Each dot on the map corresponds to a person. Users can interact with this data visualization tool by zooming, adding geographic labels and adding or removing color coding.
Interactive data visualization
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