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Monday, 1st June 2009

New Data Visualization Tool: OECD Factbook 2009 Dynamic Charts and Other Goodies

From the Web Site:

The OECD is very pleased to announce the launch of the OECD Factbook eXplorer - the interactive graphical tool for analysing country statistics from the OECD Factbook 2009.

Try the OECD Factbook eXplorer which combines maps and graphs with stories allowing users to examine time developments and interrelations between indicators. Select indicator for colours in map, for scatterplot, see stories with animated graphs; generate your own stories.

Direct to Factbook eXplorer

See Also: OECD Interactive Charts

OECD Interactive Charts ranking countries on one indicator over time. Select an indicator in the topics list, see ranking of countries, select one or two countries and activate time animation.

See Also: Trendalyzer

See how countries perform on several development indicators over time. You can select any two indicators for the axes in the graph, and the size of bubbles reflect the size of a third indicator of your choice. Then you can play with time. You can select countries and track and compare their performance.

See Also: Complete 2009 OECD Factbook

Source: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)
Hat Tip: Stuart B.


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