Cycle of Many
Posted by Armando Brito Mendes | Filed under relatórios, visualização
uma representação original, circular, de um dia na vida dos americanos
By Nathan Yau
This is a 24-hour snapshot for a day in the life of Americans. Each ring represents an activity with a color. More dots means a greater percentage of people doing the respective activity during a certain time of day.
If you start at the top of the circle, you’ll be at 9:00am when most people who work are already working. Move clockwise, and you see the flows of the day. People break for lunch at noon, get off work around 5:00pm, shift to dinner and then relax. Most people are sleeping by midnight but a small percentage of people are work at night.
Focus on the inside rings versus the outer rings for a rough comparison between work life and home life, each with its own responsibilities.
Source
The data comes from the American Time Use Survey 2020, which is run by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. I downloaded microdata via IPUMS.
Tags: 24h, gráficos, time, uso do tempo
THREE RESOURCES TO STUDY TIME USE
Posted by Armando Brito Mendes | Filed under data sets
Boa fonte de dados sem custo.
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