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What Are Graphs Used For?

What Are Graphs Used For?

You’ve probably heard of them, seen them, and even created one at some point. In this article, we’ll explain why data visualization is important and how graphs can transform the way we understand information.

Jairo Sarmiento
Butterflies of Colombia

Butterflies of Colombia

Colombia ranks first in the world for butterfly diversity. This number reflects the country's extraordinary biological wealth and its importance for the global conservation of these insects.

Ana María Henao | Bibiana Buenaventura
Flavors in Data: Discover Traditional Colombian Cuisine's Recipes

Flavors in Data: Discover Traditional Colombian Cuisine's Recipes

Colombian gastronomy knowledge, documented for decades in the Great Book of Colombian Cuisine, remained in a traditional format that limited its access and analysis. Through text extraction, data cleaning, and validation by culinary experts, we have transformed this culinary heritage into a dynamic tool that allows exploration, analysis, and discovery of more than 700 traditional recipes.

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Data Management Challenges for Restaurants

Data Management Challenges for Restaurants

Digital transformation has led restaurants to face an unprecedented amount of information that needs to be managed. Currently, these businesses face the challenge of converting large volumes of data into strategic decisions that drive their growth. We present five challenges that food establishments face in managing their data.

Andrea Saldaña
Small Data on Social Media How to Leverage Information for Collective Use

Small Data on Social Media How to Leverage Information for Collective Use

Small data is everywhere on our social media feeds: from saved recipes on Instagram to recommendation threads on X (formerly Twitter). While these individual pieces of data might seem insignificant on their own, they become powerful sources of information when organized and connected. In this article, we explore the power of small data and how organizing it can transform personal experiences into collective knowledge.

Ana María Henao
Steel Pathways

Steel Pathways

This design provides a detailed analysis of the major regions and subregions involved in global arms imports from 2000 to 2023. According to SIPRI data, Asia and Oceania have emerged as the regions with the highest import volumes, accounting for 42% of the global total. Within this region, India stands out as the top importer, holding a 9.9% share of global arms imports.

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Data in the Café Datasketch Menu: Innovation for Gastronomy

Data in the Café Datasketch Menu: Innovation for Gastronomy

At Café Datasketch, we combine gastronomy with data technology. Our menu continuously adapts through data-driven decisions, offering dishes that stand out for their flavor, sustainable origins, and social value. With our app, every change is automatically updated in the menu, without the need for additional resources, optimizing daily operations and enhancing our customers' experience.

Ana María Henao
Diparity Field

Diparity Field

The soccer balls in this design represent the disparity between the total prize values awarded by FIFA in the last men's and women's professional football World Cups. While $440 million was allocated for the men's World Cup in Qatar 2022, women received only 25% of that amount, i.e., $110 million for the Australia/New Zealand 2023 World Cup.

Datasketch
Rolling in Latam

Rolling in Latam

According to the 2022 Cycling Cities Index, Santiago de Chile, São Paulo, Mexico City and Bogota stand out as the most bicycle-friendly cities in Latin America. In the evaluation of the cities, cycling infrastructure was taken into account, with Bogota's 608 kilometers of permanent bicycle lanes standing out.

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This Is how olympic medals are earned

This Is how olympic medals are earned

Until the Rio 2016 edition, Colombia has earned a total of 8 medals (represented by each figure) in the weightlifting category at the Olympic Games since 2000 when María Isabel Urrutia won gold. The height at which each weight is lifted corresponds to a different type of medal: the highest is gold, the middle is silver, and the lowest is bronze. In the Tokyo 2020 edition, Luis Mosquera added one more medal to our count, which is why we updated the database that inspires this design.

Datasketch
Connected people

Connected people

According to the International Telecommunication Union, one third of the world's population do not have an internet connection in 2022. The pixels of this T-Rex dinosaur indicate that ratio.

Datasketch
Close the Gap

Close the Gap

The Political Participation in the Colombian Congress, as is the case in other parts of the world, shows large disparities between men and women. This design shows the long way to go to reach parity.

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Women in Congress

Women in Congress

According to the Inter-Parliamentary Union, women comprised 26.1% of parliaments worldwide by January 1, 2022. The beads of this necklace show the percentage evolution from 1995 to the present with the change in the hue of yellow.

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Data Visualization: Treemap

Data Visualization: Treemap

Treemap is a type of data visualization that displays data hierarchically. Here you will find its features, functions, recommendations, related visualizations, and entertaining examples.

Juan Pablo Garnica Munévar
1025 stains

1025 stains

There have been registered 1,025 murders of LGBTI people in latin america and the caribbean from January 2014 to December 2018.

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