Using data visualization to show the huge proportions of growth and trends occurring is a good exercise.
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Sunday, August 24, 2008
U.S. Disability and the Aging Population
Vicki's MS Path has a blog post using Swivel data visualizations. The post is called, "The Population Tsunami is Coming." The data used pertains to the U.S. population but worldwide statistics indicate an even greater effect in some countries.
Using data visualization to show the huge proportions of growth and trends occurring is a good exercise.
Using data visualization to show the huge proportions of growth and trends occurring is a good exercise.
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