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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...

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...

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,...

COVID-19 has changed the way we live almost overnight. With so much information shared in the news, across social media, and from our elected leaders, it's easy to be overwhelmed and know which...