Google data visualization project

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Welcome to our data visualization project: where the Google News Lab works with the best designers around the world to tell stories with data — and make the results open source.
Using new visit data, these new maps show how America eats when it goes out.
What is the Pizza capital of the US?
See which restaurants are visited with new mobile phone data. By Polygraph.
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Using key datasets, these visuals show the state of newsrooms across America.
How Diverse Are US Newsrooms?
Built by Polygraph and the ASNE
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The 2017 News Nerd Survey
Built by Polygraph and the Open News Foundation
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See where Americans search for different health conditions.
Searching for Health
Built by Schema Design
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How the visual was made
The making of Searching for Health
Read more about how Schema made this visualization.
Published on October 4, 2017
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This visual, by WeDoData shows searches around the candidates in the French 2017 election.
France votes: in search data
Built by WeDoData
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How seasonal are health searches? Find out with this global visual
I'm not feeling well
Built by Gabriel Gianordoli
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How the visual was made
Visualizing health: the making of imnotfeelingwell.com
Read more about how Gabriel made this visualization.
Published on Sept 20, 2017
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The top 'how to' queries in search by artist Xaquín González Veira
How to fix a toilet (and other things you couldn't do without Search)
Built by Xaquín González Veira
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How the visual was made
Some notes on a collaboration with a Google News Lab: ‘How to fix a toilet and other things’
Read more about how Xaquin made this visualization.
Published on Sept 1, 2017
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An AI visualization to help reporters explore news about hate crimes.

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