Maybe they should change the name to IBA.
data viz
Data viz is a type of information graphic that helps people understand large or complex data sets. It usually takes the form of a chart, graph, or table.
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Cool Wimbledon data viz from Reuters looking at how it “retains a glamor born from white clothes and impeccable green courts.”
Cool visual explainer about Pele’s greatest achievements
‘When God created Pele, he put everything into him: speed, strength, momentum, technique, shooting, heading, dribbling, everything.’
The World Cup, yeah! What is it good for? Absolutely nothing (in terms of return on investment)
Money, Money, Money by ABBA is played out in this context but that about sums it up.
Chartball: a place for sports data nerds to enjoy some data viz
Everyone loves a sports poster, right?
Interesting facts about the Winter Olympics from Quartz
Will Norway top the medal table once again or can China improve their tally from 2018 at their home games?
Tracking your sports team the hard way
Alexa, I know you know the score but I’m gonna tell you anyway.
A data viz showing positive and negative regression of NFL teams after a year
The NFL tries to maintain structural balances with its teams and that shows in this data viz of performance regression.
Josh Fallon collected data on his daughter’s gymnastic scores to analyze her progress
When life gives you data, paint that graph gold.
Some Tokyo 2020 Olympics data viz
Learn more about new Olympics sports and what everyone’s talking about with these data visualisations.
Data viz of all the EURO 2020 goals (#)
At the time of writing, this only shows the group stages but I expect there’ll be more to come. (via FlowingData and Twitter)
A visualisation of nearly 900,000 passes from 890 football matches
I wonder how many of those came from Pep Guardiola.
Timelines of every NBA player who has played at least one game
More players have had short stints with teams now than ever before.
Data on Le Tour
Make your own data visualisations with over a century’s worth of Tour de France data.