# What are some good spatial visualizations for Mixed Reality?

A good visualization allows the users to understand a data better by seeing the data points in the right context. Check out some of the examples below to see what the visualization provides that you would have hard time to understand just by seeing the information data points. 

* Small arms and ammunition import and export interactive visualization: <https://armsglobe.chromeexperiments.com/>
* [Outings Garage Project](https://www.microsoft.com/garage/profiles/outings/?WT.mc_id=github-mixedrealitycurriculum-ayyonet) using [MapsBing-SDK](https://www.microsoft.com/garage/profiles/maps-sdk/?WT.mc_id=github-mixedrealitycurriculum-ayyonet).
* Compare Covid-19 Data tab and map tab to see the difference it makes in your perception: <https://ncov2019.live/>
* Wind and weather visualizations: [https://www.windy.com/](https://www.windy.com/?47.270,-121.849,8)
* Chrome experiments with Globe: <https://experiments.withgoogle.com/chrome/globe>


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