Thank you!

I fixed the blurriness of my previous post (https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comments/100141q/oc_improved_growing_interactive_visualization_of/)

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http://academicsalaries.github.io/
Check out the growing database/visualization at the link above, that is helping promote academic salary transparency.
The visualization uses D3 and the source-code and dataset are free at: https://github.com/academicsalaries/academicsalaries.github.io

I need to improve my screen-capture skills -- check out the website instead: http://academicsalaries.github.io/

The inflation correction is used to re-adjust submitted salary data all to 2022 values. Most of the data I collected is from 2022, so the effect is small. But there is some data going back to 2010. What is interesting to visualize is: "inflation-corrected salary" vs "year (salary awarded)" and see if pay is keeping up with inflation

http://academicsalaries.github.io/

Check out the growing database/visualization at the link above, that is helping promote academic salary transparency.

The visualization uses D3 and the source-code and dataset are free at: https://github.com/academicsalaries/academicsalaries.github.io

I'm trying to collect a lot more data

It's $40k + / yr at leading universities!

>https://academicsalaries.github.io/

Check out the website! You can visualize different subgroups of data interactively. I'm still building up the dataset

This is part of a project to increase salary transparency in academia and improve fair pay. Check out the interactive visualization and source code here: https://academicsalaries.github.io/