Mar 3, 2014
Very fun to continue working with Lucas Lind on his MOMA data visualization project - just added filtering and updating an info box on click -Â
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Very fun to continue working with Lucas Lind on his MOMA data visualization project - just added filtering and updating an info box on click -Â
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Working with my student Jean Heo on her project to visualize demolition data in Philadelphia and Camden.
We broke the work up into steps:
1. Get the shapefiles
2. Bring them into d3
3. Get the data for demolition. Format it properly - we only had street addresses and zip codes and needed latitudes and longitudes. We used a batch converter for ease.Â
4. Bring the csv into d3.
Code here.
Working on visualizing the Cooper-Hewitt collection of objects and their associated colors with my student Lucas Lind.
Code here