Data Vis Dispatch, October 24

As long as the war between Israel and Hamas continues, so do the visualizations that depict it. Two scroll-based stories provide a detailed look at the current picture in the Gaza Strip:

We saw others on the development of the conflict — day by day and over the course of history:

As well as maps that tell the story of the current infrastructure in Gaza:

Water. Earth. Fire. Air. This is not the intro of “Avatar: The Last Airbender,” but the content of our next group of visualizations:

Meanwhile, voting remains a hot topic, with election maps from Switzerland and Argentina and a chart on how American voters tend to become more conservative with age:

Now let’s have some fun — or not. Because two of this week’s visualizations show the remaining inequalities against women:

We continue with a women in music: Taylor Swift. With fall finally here, it’s the perfect time to stay at home, listen to music and watch (scary) movies — or to create a data visualization about it:

Two small multiple visualizations, about migration in Brazil and fossil energy, deserve your attention this week:

And finally, the miscellaneous. Here we have everything from housing in Manhattan to arms exports to South America to vehicle charging stations in the U.S.: