VISLIZ / CHART EXAMPLES
Browse 26 Visliz chart examples by task, with sources, annotations, interaction and export options.
Choose a question and explore a chart. Observations include sources; illustrative values are identified beside their charts.
Follow annual-average CPI inflation from 1960 to 2024, with annotations for peaks and periods.
Calculated from complete-year averages of monthly, non-seasonally adjusted CPI.
Compare sampled S&P 500 closing values with VIX on the same dates.
The change uses the first and last sampled observations, not the calendar-year return. VIX is a volatility index, not trading volume.
Compare six sources of U.S. electricity generation using biennial observations from 2000 to 2024.
Compare monthly temperature anomalies across 2010–2025 in a year-by-month matrix.
Values are °C relative to the 1951–1980 mean, rather than absolute temperatures.
Bars show monthly U.S. nonfarm payroll changes; the line shows year-on-year average hourly earnings growth.
Angle shows the date, width encodes magnitude, and radius encodes depth for 2024 events of M6.3 and above.
The radial depth encoding is capped at 300 km; tooltips retain the reported depth.
Rank eight selected economies by 2024 electricity demand, using the same TWh unit.
Compare nine electricity sources in 2024 with a shared zero baseline.
Compare hydro, wind and solar generation across ten economies in 2024.
Connect coal generation shares in nine geographies in 2015 and 2024.
Share changes use percentage points; the selection includes the Europe regional aggregate.
Follow six Formula 1 drivers across the 2019–2024 seasons within the same selected cohort.
Ranks are within the selected six-driver cohort, not positions in the full standings.
Show 37 countries as individual points in four regional groups.
Compare 2022 GDP per capita and life expectancy across 36 selected countries.
GDP uses PPP in constant 2021 international dollars; the visual guide does not establish causation.
Use bubble size for population and colour for region alongside income and life expectancy.
Show worldwide browser usage across all devices in June 2025, grouping smaller browsers as Other.
Compare generation shares in six geographies using seven source groups.
The selection includes countries and Europe. Other is the remaining share; rounding may create small differences.
Separate the positive and negative source contributions to the change in global generation in 2024.
Show 2024 source-level emissions changes relative to 2023, in MtCO₂e.
Uses the provider’s CO₂-equivalent accounting, including its lifecycle emissions estimates.
Follow 3,535 applications through 123 initial interviews, 48 final interviews and nine selected candidates.
Follow paths across three stages to explain how quantities are distributed.
Illustrative values. Categories draw on LLNL energy flow charts; path weights illustrate chart construction.
Follow a root node into energy, infrastructure and end-use branches.
Illustrative weights for a hierarchy layout.
The centre line uses selected UN WPP 2024 medium projections; surrounding bands illustrate the chart format.
Bands are Visliz illustrative values, not UN high/low variants or confidence intervals.
Compare three curves and bands anchored to NOAA 2022 scenario endpoints in 2100.
The 0.3, 1.0 and 2.0 metre endpoints reference the scenarios; intermediate paths and bands are illustrative.
Connect stops including Lhasa, Shigatse, Mount Kailash and Shiquanhe with a route and waypoint elevations.
Route and elevation values illustrate an itinerary; map attribution is shown in the chart.
Use six cities and five links to show origins, destinations and relative connection weights.
Links and weights are illustrative rather than measured flight frequencies.
Compare illustrative values across five regions with a continuous colour scale.
Indicator values are illustrative; boundaries are used for chart display.