Data Journalism Mapping the Grievances of Gotham: A Deep Dive into 15 Years of NYC 311 Data October 27, 2026 Lina Irawan NEW YORK — What do New Yorkers care about most, and how do their frustrations vary from the brownstones of Brooklyn to the high-rises of Manhattan and the sprawling avenues…
Data Journalism Mapping History: How Space-Filling Curves and Data Science Reveal Centuries of British Conflict October 26, 2026 Sagoh LONDON — In the realm of data science, high-dimensional datasets present a perpetual challenge: how to distill complex, multi-variable information into a format digestible by the human eye without losing…
Data Journalism Decoding the Labor Market: Can Simple Proxies Replace Complex Data in Mapping Occupational Transitions? September 21, 2026 Layla Zulfa In the modern global economy, workforce mobility is a critical driver of economic resilience. As industries evolve under the pressures of automation, green transitions, and shifting global supply chains, millions…
Media Business Models Accountability in the Information Age: Tracking Opioid Billions, Defending Editorial Integrity, and Mapping Deportation Data September 18, 2026 Nila Kartika Wati In an era defined by rapid technological shifts and complex government expenditures, the role of investigative journalism has never been more critical. From the murky distribution of billions in opioid…
Open Source Intelligence Beyond the Heatmap: A Journalist’s Guide to Investigating and Mapping Wildfires September 16, 2026 Sagoh In an era defined by accelerating climate change and increasingly volatile weather patterns, wildfires have evolved from seasonal occurrences into year-round threats to global ecosystems. For investigative journalists and open-source…
Data Journalism Mapping the Future: Reflections on Geocomputation at useR! 2026 July 22, 2026 Jia Lissa The international R programming community convened in Warsaw this July for useR! 2026, a landmark gathering that underscored the ongoing evolution of data science. Among the highlights of the conference…
Audio and Podcast Journalism The $9.2 Billion Podcast Economy: Mapping the Industry’s Evolution and Future July 21, 2026 Iffa Jayyana The global podcasting landscape has officially entered an era of unprecedented maturity. As of July 2026, the industry is valued at a staggering $9.2 billion, a figure that reflects not…
Data Journalism Visualizing the American Housing Crisis: Mapping Median Rent with R and the U.S. Census July 18, 2026 Evan Lee Salim The American housing market has long been a subject of intense economic debate, but rarely has the ability to visualize these disparities been so accessible. Through the U.S. Census Bureau’s…
Open Source Intelligence Beyond the Heat Signature: A Forensic Guide to Mapping and Analyzing Wildfires July 15, 2026 Neng Nana In an era defined by climate instability, the visibility of a wildfire is no longer merely a local concern—it is a global data point. When reports of smoke and flames…
Open Source Intelligence Beyond the Smoke: A Forensic Guide to Mapping and Analyzing Wildfires June 30, 2026 Lina Hope In an era defined by a warming climate and increasingly volatile weather patterns, wildfires have evolved from localized seasonal hazards into systemic threats to global biodiversity and human infrastructure. While…
