This particular analysis is notable for its seamless use of multiple data sources. This chart pulls data from two separate datasets and effortlessly combines them.

Tuhunga uses the consumption data from the USEnergy dataset, and the population data from the USLabor dataset, both of which are available to members at no charge.

Hover over individual points to see the dollar amounts shown interactively, thereby providing greater information content to the viewer.

This example expands upon the prior chart, and uses gasoline pricing data from the USCommerce dataset, also available at no charge.

These three datasets remain consistently linked together, thereby minimizing the potential for accidental error during analysis.

This example uses the foreign exchange rates dataset that is available to all users.

The analysis computes the monthly change in the USD/JPY exchange rate, places the change into 1% wide buckets, and calculates the frequency of each bucket's occurence since 1980.

For those wishing to replicate this analysis, step-by-step instructions are detailed in Tutorial 3, Part I.
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This map is plotting per-capita water consumption in Canadian cities.

The pin color is determined by the per capita residential water consumption. Deselecting the category checkboxes will remove the pins from the map.

Clicking on a pin displays additional information.