Web Wednesday: Trick-or-Treaters — Tiny Trickle or Fearful Flood?
Trick-or-treaters might SEEM to be everywhere, but do the data say that it's an illusion?
Trick-or-treaters might SEEM to be everywhere, but do the data say that it's an illusion?
Some encouraging data on recent trends in formation of, employment at, and revenue produced by women-owned businesses.
Travel back to 1949 using this City of Atlanta Department of City Planning map.
The City of Atlanta's Green Infrastructure story map brings together beautiful images and insightful maps to create an engaging data story.
A roundup of articles and research on the changing state of our planet's weather patterns.
TransitCenter's Transit Insights tool makes it possible to look at transit trends over time and see how demographic change influences transit infrastructure.
Corporate real estate firm CBRE creates an annual scorecard of tech talent, and this year's report places Atlanta at No. 9 overall among the 50 largest markets for technology professionals. This Web Wednesday provides highlights of the data and links so you can explore CBRE's findings yourself.
Communities that are inclusive to all age groups offer benefits to everyone.
A new report released last month from Brookings’ Bass Center for Transformative Placemaking analyzed the concentration (or lack thereof) of jobs in America’s 94 major metro areas. The authors found that, on average, job density increased by almost 30 percent from 2004 to 2015. However, this was found to have been driven by the [...]
The term "gerrymander" was originally coined by a political cartoonist to describe the salamander-shaped electoral districts drawn by the political party colleagues of Massachusetts governor Elbridge Gerry in 1812. The word is an amalgamation of the words "Gerry" and "salamander," and it describes the way politicians divide geographic areas into voting districts that give one [...]