Digging data
Posts about things in the world, in English.
Using data from The American Presidency Project and the Federal Register two graphs on the number of executive orders per presidential term in the USA, post WWII.
First one shows the count per term per day since the start of the term. This means some lines stop earlier than others because they either concern not finishing the term (Kennedy, Nixon) or vice-presidents taking over the presidency (Johnson, Ford).
Truman has been excluded in this overview to make it readable.
Here graphs based on the V6.0 NOAAGlobalTemp dataset created by NOAA/NCEI.
Regular updates. Check date in graph.
First graph is on the monthly anomalies plus a centered 10 year average. The reference period is 1901-2000.
Here graphs based on the GISS dataset created by NASA.
Regular updates. Check date in graph.
First graph is on the monthly anomalies plus a 10 year average.
Then the yearly averages on the monthly anomalies.
Read moreHere graphs based on the climate data set created by Copernicus Programme as implemented by ECMWF, supplemented with the data from 1940 to 1978.
Regular updates. Check date in graph.
First graph is on the monthly anomalies plus a 10 year centered average.
Here graphs based on the MSU UAH dataset (satellite) created by John Christy/Roy Spencer.
Regular updates. Check date in graph.
First graph is on the monthly anomalies plus a moving 10 year average.
Count of mass shootings per year in the USA. Definition of a mass shooting here: any incident in which four or more people are shot and either wounded or killed, excluding the shooter.
Each year Europol publishes a report on terrorism in the EU. We’ve gathered the data from all years available and created several graphs based on it.
Please not that in these graphs we have exclude the UK now, even for the years that they were still in the EU. this was done to make the data a bit more comparable over the years shown.
First a graph with a count of all attacks per year, split per cause (stacked bar chart).
The UNHCR reports on the number of refugees and migrants entering Europe via the Mediterranean Sea (excluding arrivals by plane on Cyprus). We place these number in historic context.
