Infographics-dataviz
Late on March 2026 I published the first piece about the latest NASA s mission to the moon. However, the planning behind started just when I came back from the holidays the first week of January. We had a lot of meetings with editors to make a plan for all the pieces we wanted to do, [ ]
Ingraphics Magazine 2026 edition come with some of graphics.
This year I've found a lot of inspiration in various forms. There are so many professionals doing incredible things that I thought I'd create a special post to wrap up the year. I have something from out there, something from a colleague, something in paper, something of my own, something I found on social media, something from someone I admire and something that was recommended to me.
For the past few years, I ve celebrated December by reflecting on what I saw, what I shared, the places I was invited to, and what I created throughout the year. I like to look back, remember the lessons I ve learned and revisit the good times before starting a new cycle. So here we go once [ ]
Infofails series, this time how I planned and failed to enter the 2025 #30daymapchallenge
I’ve reported on different aspects of the war in Ukraine since I joined the New York Times. I have done hundreds of maps and gathered my thoughts with documents, interviews from experts, and chats with my colleagues about many aspects of what’s been going on in Ukraine for years. You would be surprised about the [ ]
In November 2024 I launched a new website to put into a single place all the stuff on which I spent my time at work and in parallel activities like sketching things or mapping for fun. That last point was a fun thing I started to rescue from my external drives files that doesn t fit [ ]
A while ago I started to look at the API of a company that does high res aerial imagery overlapped with FEMA s damage reports. Truly it s a great and detailed resource, here s an example of the data, each dot here is a building classified by FEMA after a weather disaster, in this case a 2023 [ ]
We re leaving another year behind, and as usual, I like to close it with a summary of what I ve seen, shared and created during the last year, so here we go: ––––––– :::: 🗓️ ::::: ––––––– January: Santa s surprise visit 2024 started slowly for me. In the middle of the snowy days, I did a [ ]
In June 2022, with a very basic understanding of the SAR technology, I started to use Sentinel-1 data to report on the progression of damage in Ukraine. Shortly after, Tim Wallace, our Editor for Geography connected me with Oregon State University, Jamon Van Den Hoek and City University of New York, Corey Scher, two leading [ ]