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Asked: 2026-05-13T12:55:29+00:00

I’ve got a table that I’d like to present. However, a lot the information

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I’ve got a table that I’d like to present. However, a lot the information in it is only useful in aggregated or visual form.
For example, the country column it itself is boring, but a aggregating all the entries of a country would be really useful. Coordinates are in there as well, so any solution should be able to present stuff on a map.

Note that the solution can be non-web, but I’d really prefer a web application everyone can access. What I’ve found so far is just the Google Maps API, but that’s not very good at showing non-geographical information, is it?

Note that the table has a lot of dimensions, often nominal or ordinal (i.e. no numbers), so visual and plotting-focussed libraries are not that good.

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  1. Editorial Team

    EDIT: maybe that would help you, in absence of other answers

    Today, this article popped into my RSS reader: Patterns of Destruction?: Visualizing Earthquake Data w/Tableau.

    The author uses Tableau to visualize his data and mentions also Data Applied and GoodData.

    Combine the Google Maps API with something like the Javascript Visualization Toolkit?

    There are may libraries out there that might do the trick as well:

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