During the covid 19 pandemic, swedes traveled significantly less than usual. But did it have any impact on the climate?

Find out if there are areas near you in risk of quick mud slides

2020 has been all about covid-19. Here's a collection of articles we have researched or written.

Early 2020 we investigated how Swedish municipalities use decision making algorithms.

A warmer climate will mean changes for many species. The butterfly is already on its way. We analysed 1.5 million observations to see how far.

How will climate change affect your area, both in terms of earlier springs and longer drought periods? We’ve analysed climate data to find out.

We help Dagens Samhälle do computer-assisted research.

Will there be any white Christmases in Sweden in 50 years? We checked some common climate models to find out.

As part of the European Datajournalism Network we did an ambitous comparison of the European railwayways, looking at cost, quality and access.

Since some years back we maintain an unique database of all local media newsrooms in Sweden.

Where do journalists in Sweden live? We used address data from the Swedish Union of Journalists to find out!

As part of the European Datajournalism Network we have been doing coordination, research and production for the ongoing project Europe 1° Warmer.

Stats contains news. Our news service Newsworthy finds them for you.

Have your audience help you in your large-scale data journalism efforts.

Statscraper is a base library for building web scrapers for statistical data, with a helper ontology and a set of ready-to-use scrapers.

Mapping the distances to the nearest labour ward

We were part of the de Correspondent-lead consortium publishing Security for Sale.

Design and illustration of an online money cookbook

Scraping municipality meeting minutes in Tampere for news since 2016

Bespoke maps and infographics generation

The Migrants’ Files was a database of people who died in their attempt to reach or stay in Europe.

Public data infographics

We know your dialect!

Interactive map-based visualizations

Sequential infographic and site design to explain crypto concepts

Kan du lova (“Will you promise?”) was a database with political campaign promises, built by J++ Stockholm and local media concern Mittmedia.

Thenmap is a repository for historical, current and future borders.