As 2023 comes to a close, here’s a look back at some of my favourite projects of the year
In January I mapped the Arctic freeze sweeping across large parts of northern Asia - ft.com/content/15f078eb-12c5…
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Really pleased this map inspired @dr_xeo to create a #rstats tutorial on how to access the GFS data via #GEE and visualise it with ggplot2. Check it out:
dominicroye.github.io/en/202…
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To mark one year since the invasion, I worked with the visual storytelling team to analyse how long can Russia keep fighting the war in Ukraine - ig.ft.com/russias-war-in-ukr…
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I love creating movie-related data viz. This was my look at how infrequently blockbusters win the best picture Oscar - ft.com/content/2fb816e9-7804…
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Had a great time working on this deep dive into the geopolitics of subsea internet cables. A richly reported visual story with maps, charts, technical illustrations and mini globes! - ig.ft.com/subsea-cables/
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There were a number of very worrying climate records reached in 2023, including low Antarctic sea ice levels -
ft.com/content/cfc47c64-ba61…
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Global temperatures also hit unprecedented highs with far-reaching consequences. Each week, myself and the brilliant @sdbernard produced a climate graphic highlighting newsworthy trends and events
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And we wrote about climate data and #dataviz techniques for the Climate Graphic: Explained newsletter. If you're a FT subscriber you can sign up here: ft.com/content/1f5cdbff-8937…
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Some of my chart code even helped with @cortinah's amazing climate visualisation #rstats package - cortinah.github.io/hockeysti…
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Finally, really enjoyed learning about rare earths for this visual story that asks if Europe can go green without China - ig.ft.com/rare-earths/
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