Global Investigative Journalism Network (https://archive.gijn.org/tag/datawrapper/)
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Данные о разрыве между богатыми и бедными, привилегированными и маргинализованными, как правило, трудно найти. Писательница, эксперт по визуализации данных, фотограф-фрилансер и основатель некоммерческой организации поделились советами и инструментами, которые помогут раскрыть масштабы этого феномена.
Data on the gap between rich and poor, privileged and marginalized, tends to be nuanced or hard to find. But amid warnings that the COVID-19 pandemic will accelerate the gap between rich and poor, investigative reporters need new tools to show the scale and implications of these gaps. From audiographs to drone imagery, and featuring tips from South Africa and Brazil, we share some of these methods here.
Çin’in küresel balıkçılık operasyonu, aşırı avlanma ve deniz yaşamının ve ekosistemlerin yok edilmesiyle ilgili endişeleri artırıyor ve The New York Times, küresel erişimini haritalandırdı. Haftalık NodeXL ve Twitter’daki en popüler veri gazeteciliği hikayelerinden oluşan insan küratörlüğümüz aynı zamanda Güneydoğu Asya bölgesindeki queer sinema tarihini öne çıkarıyor, Ian Kasırgası’nın ABD’deki yıkıcılığını, İran’ın kadın hakları protestolarını ve Kanada’daki sosyal konut sorunlarını ele alıyor.
Para nuestra serie Mis herramientas favoritas hablamos con el periodista brasileño Gustavo Faleiros, editor de investigaciones ambientales del Rainforest Investigations Network (RIN) del Pulitzer Center, la iniciativa que busca abordar historias en la intersección de cambio climático, la corrupción y la gobierno en las tres principales regiones de bosques tropicales del mundo: Amazonas, Cuenca del Congo y Sudeste de Asia.
Os dados sobre as diferenças entre ricos e pobres, privilegiados e marginalizados tendem a ser difíceis de encontrar. Mas em meio a avisos de que a pandemia COVID-19 vai aumentar ainda mais essa desigualdade, repórteres investigativos precisam de novas ferramentas para mostrar a escala e as implicações dessas diferenças.
For our “My Favorite Tools” series, we spoke with Brazilian journalist Gustavo Faleiros, editor of environmental investigations at the Pulitzer Center where he leads the Rainforest Investigations Network (RIN), about mapping deforestation and using data to chart what is happening in global forests.
For our series on journalists’ favorite tools, we spoke to Alberto Cairo, head of visualization at the University of Miami’s Institute for Data Science and Computing. Cairo shared several user-friendly tools and core principles to help investigative reporters shape their data visually to create new insights for audiences.
People regularly ask what tools to use or what programming language to learn for data-driven journalism (ddj). There is no right answer for it, especially considering that technology and tools available are evolving quickly in the field.
What’s the data-driven journalism crowd tweeting? Here are the top links for May 3-12: #ddj awards (@GENinnovate); China’s EU stereotypes (@foreignpolicy); Atlantic slave trade (@slate); French employment (@Data_Match); Germany’s green cities (@morgenpost); bubble maps (@datawrapper); & more.