Lukas Schmoigl

@schmoigl.bsky.social

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Data Scientist at the Austrian Institute for Economic Research (WIFO) · Lecturer at the Vienna University of Economics and Business (WU) https://www.wifo.ac.at/en/person/lukas-schmoigl/

Isotype chart comparing CO₂ emissions across Austrian income deciles. Each icon represents 500 kg CO₂ per person per year. Rows of colored icons are grouped by consumption category — including mobility, housing, and services — for a selected lower income decile and the richest 10%. The richest decile shows substantially more icons across all categories. A second chart below displays total emissions per decile using chimney-shaped icons.

ISOTYPE-style chart showing participation in paid work (Erwerbstätigkeit) in Austria. Two rows of small human figures: 42 out of 100 women highlighted in red, 55 out of 100 men highlighted in dark blue. Text below reads: 42% of women and 55% of men report spending time on paid work in a given week, averaging 7.5 and 8.8 hours respectively — a gap of 12.8 percentage points (26%). Men engage in paid work more frequently.

Screenshot of the Isotypify web editor showing two panels: on top, a grid of interactive controls including sliders for number of rows, figures per row, cell width, cell height, and glyph size, plus color pickers and text fields for two data rows labeled "Group A" (75% highlighted) and "Group B" (45% highlighted). Below the controls, the resulting isotype chart displays two rows of small human figure glyphs — the highlighted figures in green and orange respectively, the remainder in a light beige — arranged in a grid, with row labels and percentage annotations on the left.