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  1. List of graphical methods en.wikipedia.org

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  2. Types of diagrams en.wikipedia.org

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  3. Data visualization techniques en.wikipedia.org

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  4. Types of charts en.wikipedia.org

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  5. eagereyes eagereyes.org

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  6. Interactive Chart Chooser depictdatastudio.com

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  7. Data Viz Today dataviztoday.com

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  8. Data Viz Project datavizproject.com

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  9. Data Visualization Society datavisualizationsociety.com

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  10. visNetwork datastorm-open.github.io

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  11. Marble Taxonomy Explorer ashutoshsinghpr7.github.io

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  12. ApexCharts apexcharts.com

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  13. Chartopedia anychart.com

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  14. Ann K. Emery annkemery.com

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  15. National Zoning Atlas zoningatlas.org

    This collaborative project is working to depict key aspects of zoning codes in an online, user-friendly map to enable cross jurisdiction comparisons of land use regulations. This project was further explored a Planning Webcasts here and here.

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  16. Xarray-spatial xarray-spatial.org

    Implements common raster analysis functions using Numba and provides an easy-to-install, easy-to-extend codebase for raster analysis.

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  17. WUDAPT wudapt.org

    This database intends to make accessible coherent and consistent descriptions and information on form and function of urban morphology relevant to climate & environment studies on a worldwide basis.

  18. WHO Data who.int

    The World Health Organization's (WHO) health data collections featuring international datasets on health indicators and related data.

  19. UNESCO World Heritage Sites whc.unesco.org

    A World Heritage Site is a site on a list of properties maintained by the World Heritage Committee of UNESCO and called the World Heritage List "which it considers as having outstanding universal value".

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  20. WeJo wejo.com

    Has made it simple and secure to share and access connected car data, on a global scale. This data can be used for everything from origin-destination analysis, safety & speed studies, and more.

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  21. Waypoint waypointtransit.com

    An AI proprietary platform for city planning that helps planners automate routine workflows, connect planning data sources, and run geospatial analyses, permitting reviews, corridor studies, safety audits, and custom reports.

  22. tidycensus walker-data.com

    A tidy approach to accessing data from the US Census Bureau API for manipulation or spatial analysis.

  23. VivaCity vivacitylabs.com

    Viva provides transportation monitoring solutions that help identify near-miss behavior on streets and multimodal counts.

  24. host of characters codepoints.net

    , that add to the characters before. Those are called Combining Marks. Unicode provides a handy FAQ on the details, but in a nutshell: If you add one after a character, it is placed on top of that previous one. So, a + ̊ = å. This may lead to all kinds of funny problems…

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  25. Mahjong tiles codepoints.net

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  26. Domino tiles codepoints.net

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  27. Box Drawing codepoints.net

    (U+2500 to U+257F) and Block Elements (U+2580 to U+259F) cover most of your monospace command-line visualization needs.

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  28. U+FFFD codepoints.net

    REPLACEMENT CHARACTER - when a character cannot be displayed (e.g., decoding an erroneous UTF-8 sequency), this code point steps into the breach.

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  29. U+FF03 codepoints.net

    FULLWIDTH NUMBER SIGN - it is the "Japanese Hashtag" #. Sites like Twitter accept it as equivalent to the regular # (U+0023).

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  30. U+FEFF codepoints.net

    ZERO WIDTH NO-BREAK SPACE - it’s name suggests, that it can be used like U+2060 WORD JOINER. And in fact the latter was introduced to inherit its semantics. This is because U+FEFF had become a special beacon called the byte order mark, that was placed on the beginning of some…

  31. U+FE0F codepoints.net

    VARIATION SELECTOR-16 - force colorful emoji. If this code point follows an emoji, an explicit colorful rendering of the emoji is requested (if the client supports it).

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  32. U+FE0E codepoints.net

    VARIATION SELECTOR-15 - force black-&-white emoji. If this code point follows an emoji, an explicit monochrome rendering of the emoji is requested (if the client supports it).

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  33. U+FDFA codepoints.net

    ARABIC LIGATURE SALLALLAHOU ALAYHE WASALLAM - longest decomposition form: 18 characters.

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  34. U+F8FF codepoints.net

    PRIVATE USE CODEPOINT - this private use code point is rendered as Apple logo on many Apple devices.

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  35. U+D800 codepoints.net

    to U+DFFF - surrogate code points. They are only reserved to ease UTF-16 encoding.

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  36. 妛 codepoints.net

    , 挧, 暃, 椦, 槞, 蟐, 袮, 閠, 駲, 墸, 壥, and 彁. These so-called “ghost characters” came to Unicode via the Japanese JIS standard, where they were added, because they were mis-read or misinterpreted from other signs, when JIS was compiled from original printed text sources.

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  37. U+5146 codepoints.net

    and U+16B61 - code points that represent the highest “single-digit” number. In both cases that’s 1,000,000,000,000, a trillion.

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  38. U+3106C codepoints.net

    CJK UNIFIED IDEOGRAPH 3106C - the character with the most strokes: 84. Take your time to write this one!

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  39. U+2E2E codepoints.net

    REVERSED QUESTION MARK - the “irony mark” to express irony/sarcasm. A useful character⸮

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  40. U+2800 codepoints.net

    BRAILLE PATTERN BLANK - A Braille pattern that has zero of its six or eight dots filled in. According to the standard: “* while this character is imaged as a fixed-width blank in many fonts, it does not act as a space” Essentially it is rendered as white-space, but since it is…

  41. Draughts (or checkers) pieces codepoints.net

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  42. Go pieces codepoints.net

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