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We've published data about Advancing Oklahoma's landmark study on race in Oklahoma.

The infectious nature of COVID-19 is undeniable - if we don't take measures to protect ourselves, then we will succumb to the virus. We all know the safety measures. Mask-wearing and social...

Data sonification - the audio equivalent of data visualization - can be done in a variety of ways. In this post, I'll explore how we sonified a month's worth of global earthquake data.

We’ve been dealing with the coronavirus pandemic for almost 7 months at this point. Just about every aspect of our lives has had to change to accommodate the safety measures that are recommended...

Recently we visualized a month's worth of global earthquake data in a short minute-and-a-half spatial animation. I was happy with the result, but I felt it was missing something. The visualization...

Defining old age can be tricky. Is it related to how you look or feel? Or, is old age defined by a specific number of years? Well, I stumbled on an article that attempts to answer that difficult...

Yesterday, a magnitude 4.2 earthquake shook the San Fernando Valley. The earthquake, a pretty normal occurrence in that part of the world, got me thinking. I wonder how many earthquakes are happening...

Just a few short months ago, COVID-19 cases were rife among the 65+ age group, but that trend has reversed. Recent data shows that the Oklahoma population, with the majority of coronavirus...

COVID-19 infections have spiked aggressively. We've been tracking coronavirus-related data since March, and our data clearly shows a change in direction in infection rate - the pivot occurs on June 8.

The Oklahoma State Department of Health has released an in-depth COVID-19 tracking feature. The new data much improves on previous iterations - it is more reliable, accurate and includes new,...