ABS In Motion

ABS In Motion

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http://www.absinmotion.org/

Created by
Chris Nieuwenhuizen
data.australia.gov.au datasets used

Higher Education – Enrolments

Higher Education – Course Completions

Other datasets used

ABS 8501.0 Retail Trade, Australia

ABS 3101.0 Australian Demographic Statistics

ABS 5206.0 Australian National Accounts: National Income, Expenditure and Product

ABS 6202.0 Labour Force, Australia

ABS 6401.0 Consumer Price Index, Australia

ABS 1383.0.55.001 Measures of Australia's Progress: Summary Indicators, 2009

ABS In Motion consumes data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics from 1982 until 2008 for each Australian state.

The data is displayed as a Motion Chart providing a multi-dimensional, over time analysis of 20 ABS data dimensions. The Motion Chart provides a powerful way to visualise data in five dimensions: x-axis, y-axis, size of bubble, colour of bubble, and time.

ABS In Motion data categories for visualisation include: Population, Life Expectancy, Eduction Levels, Income, Employment & Unemployment levels, CPI Inflation, Retail Turnover, GDP, Export & Imports.

4 Responses to “ABS In Motion”

  1. frank says:

    good use of the google charts api however it doesnt work in chrome (v3) and crashed firefox 3 multiple times :(

  2. Chris says:

    Thanks for the feedback.

    All testing done on Firefox 3.5 and IE6,7,8. Will get to work on Chrome and earlier versions of Firefox.

  3. Robert says:

    Works great on firefox 3.5. The “Load Surrounding Suburbs” feature is really cool, it’s amazing the differences between some adjacent suburbs.

    • Robert says:

      sorry, that previous comment was meant for suburban trends – too many tabs open at once!

      The animation on this is really nice and I’ve never seen that function of google docs before – nice change from maps.