Posted on November 18, 2009 by visuell
Today Statistics Germany published their latest population projection until the year 2060. Together with this data the animated population pyramid was updated as well.
Most notable is a new layout that will put the assumptions right beside the pyramid and will let you switch between four different scenarios for the future (different assumptions for: fertility, life-expectancy, [...]
Filed under: 01 New on the Web, 031 Data visualization, Germany | Tagged: animation, interactivity, populationpyramid, svg, svgweb | 3 Comments »
Posted on May 27, 2009 by visuell
Ok, you’ve seen animated population pyramids before, but it happens to the best of us that they don’t work in a certain environment. Like I had to witness during a recent conference, someone clicks a link and nothing happens: wrong browser, missing plugin, content/security restrictions. All you get is a blank window.
While many of us [...]
Filed under: 031 Data visualization, Germany | Tagged: ageing, agestructure, demography, iphone, mobile, populationpyramid, svg | Leave a Comment »
Posted on June 10, 2008 by Armin Grossenbacher
Statistical information is so close to everyday life and – at the same time – often so far from our personal experience. It’s all about averages, medians … .
Attempts to bridge this gap exist.
Inflation is one prominent example. Several National Statistical Offices have developped inflation calculators giving users a tool to adapt data to [...]
Filed under: 01 New on the Web, 030 User orientation, 031 Data visualization, France, Germany, Slovenia, Switzerland, United Kingdom | 2 Comments »
