Research Output & Impact Analyzed and Visualized: Tools n' stuff

Create interactive, responsive & beautiful charts — no code required

Make cool graphs in an easy way

ggplot2 is a system for declaratively creating graphics, based on The Grammar of Graphics. You provide the data, tell ggplot2 how to map variables to aesthetics, what graphical primitives to use, and it takes care of the details

Create infographics and data visualizations without programming

Lyra is an interactive environment that enables custom visualization design without writing any code

Combine KNIME with Tableau and R to create visualisations

Linked Visualizations. With Glue, you can create scatter plots, histograms and images of your data

Kepler.gl is a powerful open source geospatial analysis tool for large-scale data sets

Flourish is a powerful platform for data visualisation and storytelling

Loads of templates for creating cool infographics

Report on data journalism by Geoff McGhee, Stanford University

Tweets with good examples of what not to do

What NOT to do - and how to do instead

Danish webiste with a host of examples

Weird but (sometimes) useful charts

Text data mining expert - projects and tools

OpenUP Hub is an open and collaborative knowledge environment that captures, organizes and categorizes research outcomes, best practices, tools and guidelines.

Not so much a tool for making your own visualisations as it is inspirational - or rather canonical

Andy Kirks webpage - a plethora of tools

A tool for making waffel charts - not waffels

Which chart type to choose? Look no further...

A long list of useful tools

Just about everything you need to know

Truly a nice collection of chart types incl. descriptions of how to use them and for what. Wow!

A blog about data visualisation

Create up to 1000 rows of realistic but random data in 10 different categories