[RD] Daily Graphs and Charts

[JohannaK]

So, Mr(s). Jo(h)an(na)K, are we going to engage in physical contact or not?

 

[classical_hero]

http://ocean.dmi.dk/arctic/old_icecover.uk.php

 

[warpus]

Not a chart, just a list, but it's kind of mind blowing.. The 51 busiest train stations in the world:

Spoiler :

1 Shinjuku (Tokyo, Japan)

2 Shibuya (Tokyo, Japan)

3 Ikebukuro (Tokyo, Japan)

4 Umeda (Osaka, Japan)

5 Yokohama (Kanagawa, Japan)

6 Kita-Senju (Tokyo, Japan)

7 Nagoya (Aichi, Japan)

8 Tokyo (Tokyo, Japan)

9 Shinagawa (Tokyo, Japan)

10 Takadanobaba (Tokyo, Japan)

11 Namba (Osaka, Japan)

12 Shinbashi (Tokyo, Japan)

13 Tennouji (Osaka, Japan)

14 Akihabara (Tokyo, Japan)

15 Kyoto (Kyoto, Japan)

16 Sannomiya (Kobe, Japan)

17 Omiya (Saitama, Japan)

18 Yurakucho-Hibiya (Tokyo, Japan)

19 Nishi-Funabashi (Chiba, Japan)

20 Meguro (Tokyo, Japan)

21 Daimon-Hamamatsucho (Tokyo, Japan)

22 Ueno (Tokyo, Japan)

23 Oshiage (Tokyo, Japan)

24 Paris Nord (Paris, France)

25 Taipei Railway Station (Taipei,Taiwan)

26 Machida (Tokyo, Japan)

27 Gare de Chatelet (Paris, France)

28 Kawasaki (Kanagawa, Japan)

29 Roma Termini Railway Station (Rome, Italy)

30 Tamachi-Mita (Tokyo, Japan)

31 Kyobashi (Osaka, Japan)

32 Funabashi (Chiba, Japan)

33 Ayase (Tokyo, Japan)

34 Hamburg Central Station (Hamburg, Germany)

35 Yoyogi-Uehara (Tokyo, Japan)

36 Kamata (Kamata, Japan)

37 Gotanda (Tokyo, Japan)

38 Kichijoji (Tokyo, Japan)

39 Kaneyama (Aichi, Japan)

40 Musashikosugi (Kanagawa, Japan)

41 Fujisawa (Kanagawa, Japan)

42 Oimachi (Tokyo, Japan)

43 Nakano (Tokyo, Japan)

44 Tachikawa (Tokyo, Japan)

45 Iidabashi (Tokyo, Japan)

46 Kashiwa (Chiba, Japan)

47 Hakata (Fukuoka, Japan)

48 Tsuruhashi (Osaka, Japan)

49 Nishi-Nippori (Tokyo, Japan)

50 Nakameguro (Tokyo, Japan)

51 Zurich Main Station (Zurich, Switzerland)

 

[Kyriakos]

Wait, train stations in Tokyo (not underground rail) are tens?

 

[dutchfire]

Not a chart, just a list, but it's kind of mind blowing.. The 51 busiest train stations in the world:

Spoiler :

1 Shinjuku (Tokyo, Japan)

2 Shibuya (Tokyo, Japan)

3 Ikebukuro (Tokyo, Japan)

4 Umeda (Osaka, Japan)

5 Yokohama (Kanagawa, Japan)

6 Kita-Senju (Tokyo, Japan)

7 Nagoya (Aichi, Japan)

8 Tokyo (Tokyo, Japan)

9 Shinagawa (Tokyo, Japan)

10 Takadanobaba (Tokyo, Japan)

11 Namba (Osaka, Japan)

12 Shinbashi (Tokyo, Japan)

13 Tennouji (Osaka, Japan)

14 Akihabara (Tokyo, Japan)

15 Kyoto (Kyoto, Japan)

16 Sannomiya (Kobe, Japan)

17 Omiya (Saitama, Japan)

18 Yurakucho-Hibiya (Tokyo, Japan)

19 Nishi-Funabashi (Chiba, Japan)

20 Meguro (Tokyo, Japan)

21 Daimon-Hamamatsucho (Tokyo, Japan)

22 Ueno (Tokyo, Japan)

23 Oshiage (Tokyo, Japan)

24 Paris Nord (Paris, France)

25 Taipei Railway Station (Taipei,Taiwan)

26 Machida (Tokyo, Japan)

27 Gare de Chatelet (Paris, France)

28 Kawasaki (Kanagawa, Japan)

29 Roma Termini Railway Station (Rome, Italy)

30 Tamachi-Mita (Tokyo, Japan)

31 Kyobashi (Osaka, Japan)

32 Funabashi (Chiba, Japan)

33 Ayase (Tokyo, Japan)

34 Hamburg Central Station (Hamburg, Germany)

35 Yoyogi-Uehara (Tokyo, Japan)

36 Kamata (Kamata, Japan)

37 Gotanda (Tokyo, Japan)

38 Kichijoji (Tokyo, Japan)

39 Kaneyama (Aichi, Japan)

40 Musashikosugi (Kanagawa, Japan)

41 Fujisawa (Kanagawa, Japan)

42 Oimachi (Tokyo, Japan)

43 Nakano (Tokyo, Japan)

44 Tachikawa (Tokyo, Japan)

45 Iidabashi (Tokyo, Japan)

46 Kashiwa (Chiba, Japan)

47 Hakata (Fukuoka, Japan)

48 Tsuruhashi (Osaka, Japan)

49 Nishi-Nippori (Tokyo, Japan)

50 Nakameguro (Tokyo, Japan)

51 Zurich Main Station (Zurich, Switzerland)

Wouldn't have expected Hamburg Hbf to be the biggest station in Germany. I suppose they count trains+metro and most other German cities have several big stations.

 

[Kaitzilla]

HowMuch.net, a cost information website, has this neat graphic about where GDP is concentrated in USA:
http://howmuch.net/articles/where-the-money-is-by-metro-area



Drop nukes accordingly.
(Hint: Everything secretly hinges on Denver, Colorado)

 

[CavLancer]

In New York, its the pizza.

 

[gay_Aleks]

This is the moment when you realise Denver makes more money than your entire country ever will.

 

[cybrxkhan]

Average height in ASEAN countries, with the average heights in the US, Netherlands, and Japan for comparison.

Spoiler :

Bit surprised that Japanese average height isn't actually that much lower than the global average.

 

[Kyriakos]

My height is 1.72, and it is the ideal height

 

[Lillefix]

That's an unsually bad graphic. It makes it look like Indonesians don't reach the average human up to the knees even.

 

[SS-18 ICBM]

Where is pain felt?

 

[JohannaK]

Weird.

 

[warpus]

Ow my ureter

 

[Kyriakos]

Where is pain felt?

So there is no such thing as a headache?

 

[Gigaz]

I think the idea of the graph is to map internal organ maladies onto pain that people describe. Brain maladies and headache are in many cases not very closely connected so it would not make much sense to include the brain.

 

[The_J]

Spleen o_O.

 

[SS-18 ICBM]

Intelligent design.

 

[Heretic_Cata]

That's not a very good representation of gall bladder pain ... It feels like your entire diaphragm if on fire. (no idea why) The horizontal pain is very specific to gall bladder problems.
Also the apendix pain is an oversimplification. Also the stomach pain.

 

[Lohrenswald]

Anyone have any stats on how much caffeine there is in coffee compared to like cola or other sodas?