2020: a year for the history books, in visuals

A still image from the World Economic Forum's '2020: One for the History Books' data visualization.

Andrew Berkley

Lead, Immersive Technology and Content, World Economic Forum Geneva

John Letzing

Digital Editor, Strategic Intelligence, World Economic Forum

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Data from NASA-FIRMS MODIS Collection 6 (Terra). US date format. Due to rendering and duration of each dot’s glow at this zoom level, size of corresponding fires appears exaggerated. Image: World Economic Forum
Data from National Health Commission of the People’s Republic of China, China CDC, & Chinese Provincial Health Commissions. US date format. Image: World Economic Forum
Data from WHO WPRO, WHO SEARO, WHO AMRO, WHO EMRO, WHO EURO, WHO AFRO. US date format. Image: World Economic Forum
Data from Oxford COVID-19 Government Response Tracker. US date format. Image: World Economic Forum
Data from Sentinel-SP NRTI NO2. US date format. Image: World Economic Forum
Data from Count Love, Mapping Police Violence, The Washington Post, The Wikimedia Foundation. US data format. Image: World Economic Forum
Data from Climate Impact Lab. US date format. Image: World Economic Forum
Image: World Economic Forum

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