Power of Data Visualization

Chartwell is a family that explores the use of OpenType to interpret and visualize data. The font format is highly portable and can be used in any application that supports standard ligatures. The data visualization also remains editable allowing for easy updates.

Chartwell Pie

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Chartwell Line

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Here is a stunning visualization of the collapse of the music industry from Bain. As you can see, the growth of digital sales is not doing enough to offset the death of the CD.

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The relationship between speed cameras and road deaths.

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What is behind rising inflation?

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Math Can Be Interesting.

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okcupid.com run a massive dating site and therefore have unparalleled insight into sex and relationships. Here's what they've found, in numbers and charts.

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Frequency with which various adjectives are intensified with obscenities (based on Google hits).

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NetCharts Pro is the solution for Java developers to deliver dynamic, interactive charts and graphs within applications, via web-browsers, or within internet enabled devices.

NetCharts Pro provides Java developers can create HTML5 compliant web applications today. With support for SVG included in Pro v7.0, users can deploy rich-client, chart enabled applications in HTML5 compliant browsers without the need for a third party plug-in. Plus, to support browsers that may not be HTML5 compliant, NetCharts Pro v7.0 can automatically translate SVG into Flash within the browser.

Key Features

• Comprehensive graphing library with a robust Java API
• Thousands of charts and styles, and hundreds of pre-built chart templates
• Unparalleled flexibility to create minimally styled or highly styled charts
• Drill-down, roll-over, pop-ups, zooming, scrolling, rotation, and build animations
• Highlights, spotlights, shadows, and corner styles
• Anti-aliasing, automatic text wrapping
• Internationalization (i18n) support to render any language, date, time or currency
• Section 508 compliance support
• Supports Java Runtime Environment (JRE) 1.6+
• Supports any web application language (i.e., ASP, .NET, Java, PHP, PERL, or Cold Fusion) Java Web frameworks (Struts, JSF, Servlets, JSPs) desktop SWING applications, and mobile apps
• Support for SVG allows rich-client, chart enabled applications to run in HTML 5 compliant browsers
• Automatically translate SVG into Flash within the browser (for browsers that may not yet be HTML 5 compliant)
• Can be used with NetCharts Designer to create chart templates

Specifications

• Operating Systems: Any Java 1.6+ compatible operating system

For interactive chart demo: Chart Gallery
Live dashboard demo: Live Dashboard examples

Software can be Download from here: http://www.visualmining.com/resource_library/download_NetCharts_software.php

Examples of charts created using this software:

The burger's inner core.

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The Big Mac index is based on the theory of purchasing-power parity, according to which exchange rates should adjust to equalise the price of a basket of goods and services around the world. Index shows that Asia remains the cheapest place to enjoy a burger, while those on the hunt for a value meal should steer clear of Scandinavia. The latest Big Mac index suggests the euro is still overvalued.

via www.economist.com