This project explores the sustainability, or lack thereof, of individual countries and regions in the world. Using data from the Global Footprint Network, I created an interactive dashboard that conveys the make up of a country or region's biocapacity and ecological footprint.
This visualization tool utilizes dynamic circles to track the distribution of connections made by 10 different local IP workstations. Visual alerts allow you to see anomalous behavior of these machines over time. Dataset is from real network connections.
This scatterplot map of SF Craigslist housing rentals allows you to analyze the distribution of housing availability and pricing throughout the city.
In this project, two team members and I utilized the SFFD Call Records dataset and created visualizations to find interesting patterns within the data. We decided to focus on districts closest to USF in addition to the call types and response times of the fire department.
This assignment provides a collection of different hierarchical visualization techniques using a Java 8 API Hierarchy Dataset. Visualization techniques explored include variations of traditional node layouts, space-filling techniques and radial versions of each.
Using Tree Maintenance Data, I utilized interactivity with both chloropleth and non-proportional symbols mapping techniques to portray the activity of 311 Tree Maintenance Calls occuring between January 1st, 2016 and January 1st, 2017.
For this assignment we used data provided by The Equality of Opportunity Project. We were tasked to utilize a multivariate data visualization technique to explore the numerous variables within the dataset. I chose to plot a scatterplot matrix to analyze the relationship amongst the variables.
This assignment involved utilizing SFPD incident data during the month of December 2016. As the first assignment of the year, we were tasked to portray this data using three different graphs. I chose to utilize a horizontal bar chart, time-series line graph, and a line area plot.