Here is the #visualization that I was writing about yesterday. It's showing data by the #UN about immigrants/emigrants to/from all countries to/from all countries in 5-year intervals.
What do you think?
Here is the #visualization that I was writing about yesterday. It's showing data by the #UN about immigrants/emigrants to/from all countries to/from all countries in 5-year intervals.
What do you think?
9 Comments
humanhorseshoes@mastodon.world · 1 pts · 119d
ghouston@mamot.fr · 1 pts · 119d
@mho @dataisbeautiful Australia had 8,110,501 immigrants in 2024? Am I misreading it somehow?
Edit: It's "immigrant stocks", not the number of people who immigrated in that year.
mho@social.heise.de · 1 pts · 119d
@ghouston @dataisbeautiful
Yes, you're right. Like the title says: "people from one country living in another country".
Was my post misleading, or is there something on the site misleading? I'm happy to correct it.
tusk@troet.cafe · 1 pts · 119d
@mho @ghouston @dataisbeautiful
Counting Tourists?
mho@social.heise.de · 1 pts · 119d
@tusk @ghouston @dataisbeautiful
mho@social.heise.de · 1 pts · 119d
@tusk @ghouston @dataisbeautiful
What do you think?
ghouston@mamot.fr · 1 pts · 119d
@mho @dataisbeautiful It's fine, I was just looking at the pictures without reading the title.
ghouston@mamot.fr · 1 pts · 119d
@mho @dataisbeautiful I'm surprised how few immigrants there are in Brazil and Argentina.
paulmelis@social.edu.nl · 1 pts · 120d
@mho @dataisbeautiful Very nice, easy to use. Some suggestions: the arrow heads often are too big and obscure the destination countries when they are small. On Firefox hovering over a country name in the lists shows both the regular tooltip and the CSS-formatted one, overlapping. The map projection used is a bit stretched it seems.
mho@social.heise.de · 1 pts · 120d
@paulmelis @dataisbeautiful
Fiexed and fixed.
I chose the projection, because it fills a monitor quite good but is true to land area.