Interesting data, but I really dislike the map. Should at the very least be flipped, so most Datapoints are the right way up.
DankRepublic on
Mercator + Upside down
This is a shit map sorry
233C on
Thank you for using actual production and not installed capacities.
Wildrover87 on
I love the map. If you want to change the world, you need to look at it in a new way.
Does this map view have a name?
jonwilliamsl on
Unhinged projection choice, cool data.
zoinkability on
I like the concept and it’s aesthetically pleasing, but there are several things about this that make it non-beautiful to me.
First, I find the color coding somewhat confusing. It appears that on the map the light orange is carbon-free (at least according to the one label on the map, which appears to point to the light orange), but on the graph dark orange is carbon-free. The colors should match between the two displays, or (if I am wrong) the labeling should be clearer.
Second, one circle inside another circle makes it very hard to perceive ratios. A divided bar for each region would be faar easier. Also, there is room to label things so why not label the percentages for carbon-free on each region?
Third, the map projection is very unconventional. Only folks in the western hemisphere would readily orient/find their region. There are many projections that are reasonably accurate in terms of land area that are also much closer to conventional 2d representations of the globe, and which would be much easier for readers to understand.
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Source: Statistical Review of World Energy (Energy Institute)
Tool: Adobe
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Sorry mate but wtf is this map
Interesting data, but I really dislike the map. Should at the very least be flipped, so most Datapoints are the right way up.
Mercator + Upside down
This is a shit map sorry
Thank you for using actual production and not installed capacities.
I love the map. If you want to change the world, you need to look at it in a new way.
Does this map view have a name?
Unhinged projection choice, cool data.
I like the concept and it’s aesthetically pleasing, but there are several things about this that make it non-beautiful to me.
First, I find the color coding somewhat confusing. It appears that on the map the light orange is carbon-free (at least according to the one label on the map, which appears to point to the light orange), but on the graph dark orange is carbon-free. The colors should match between the two displays, or (if I am wrong) the labeling should be clearer.
Second, one circle inside another circle makes it very hard to perceive ratios. A divided bar for each region would be faar easier. Also, there is room to label things so why not label the percentages for carbon-free on each region?
Third, the map projection is very unconventional. Only folks in the western hemisphere would readily orient/find their region. There are many projections that are reasonably accurate in terms of land area that are also much closer to conventional 2d representations of the globe, and which would be much easier for readers to understand.