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Tag Archives: Javascript
Sell in May and go away: Airbus update Q2
On comparing Boeing and Airbus the last time, we still didn’t have the Airbus numbers for Q2 2019. Of course this was as interesting as the earlier periods, because of the 737Max ban, affecting Boeing heavily. The question was whether … Continue reading
Posted in Visualising Financial Information
Tagged 3D, Airbus, Annual Report, Assets, Boeing, Companies, Equity, Europe, Fundamental Analysis, Gearing, Industries, Javascript, Liabilities, manufacturing, Profit, Revenue, Spatial graph, Stock Market, USA, Virtual Reality, Visual Mining, Visualisation, WebGL
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Sell in May and go away
But remember to be back in September. It’s an old advice at the stock-exchange and although it might also apply to me, I think it’s time for another (short) post. Originally my plan was to visualise the Quantitative (and Qualitative) … Continue reading
Posted in Visualising Financial Information
Tagged 3D, Airbus, Annual Report, Assets, Boeing, Companies, Equity, Europe, Fundamental Analysis, Industries, Javascript, Liabilities, manufacturing, Profit, Revenue, Spatial graph, Stock Market, USA, Virtual Reality, Visual Mining, Visualisation, WebGL
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AnRep3D, EnRep3D or something completely different?
This time we won’t present a new 3D-graph and we won’t discuss a specific subject either. The holidays are starting and people are traveling or just taking their rest or the opposite: taking over work from colleagues. Not a good … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged 3D, Annual Report, Assets, climate, CO2, Companies, Energy, Energy transition, Equity, Fundamental Analysis, Industries, Javascript, Profit, Renewables, Spatial graph, Virtual Reality, Visual Mining, Visualisation, WebGL
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Visualising the energy-transition II – What about China?
In the previous post we saw a 3D-visualisation of the energy-consumption in five large countries. The shape of the buildings showed the composition of the energy-mix and the different dimensions could be compared within a country, but also between countries. … Continue reading
Posted in Energy
Tagged 3D, China, climate, CO2, Coal, emissions, Energy, Energy transition, EU, EU28, Export, India, Industries, Japan, Javascript, manufacturing, Natural Gas, Nuclear, Oil, Oil&Gas, PetaJoule, Renewables, Spatial graph, US, USA, Virtual Reality, Visual Mining, Visualisation, WebGL
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Visualising the energy-transition in 3D
Everybody knows about our global energy-transition, but are we doing well? Fossil fuels will come to an end, starting with coal. Renewables (e.g. solar, wind, hydropower and geothermal energy and biomass) are thought to be the solution, but at the … Continue reading
Posted in Energy
Tagged 3D, biofuels, Biomass, China, climate, CO2, Coal, emissions, Energy, Energy transition, EU28, Euro, European Union, GJ, India, Japan, Javascript, ktoe, MMBtu, Natural Gas, Nuclear, Oil, People's Republic of China, PetaJoule, Renewables, Spatial graph, TWh, US, US-dollar, USA, Virtual Reality, Visual Mining, Visualisation, WebGL, Yen, Yuan
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Intermezzo: storytelling
Yes, storytelling is hot. Does this mean that I have to tell you everything about all the hard labour, my setbacks and successes? I don’t think so, since you are a business reader and hopefully the best way to get … Continue reading
Agriculture in 3D – minerals, livestock and farmland – part II
It’s been a long time since part I of this post! Partially, because of other obligations but also because of an issue with our 3D-graphs not being accessible. Now they are available again and it’s time for the second part … Continue reading
Posted in Visualising Financial Information
Tagged 3D, Agriculture, Alternative usage, Ammonia, Animals, Cattle, Chickens, climate, Dung, emissions, Eurostat, Geese, Goats, Horses, Javascript, Livestock, LiveStock Units (LSU), LSU, Manure, Megastables, Minerals, Nitrate, Nitrogen, Phospate, Phosphorus, Sheep, soil, Spatial graph, Surplus, UK, Virtual Reality, Visual Mining, Visualisation, water, WebGL
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