Here, I’ve used D3 (Data Driven Documents) to visualize a few interesting & publically available datasets.
This work is heavily stolen borrowed from the D3 source and Mike Bostock's Blocks.
Projects so far:
- NYC SAT Scores by High School
- Data downloaded from Data.gov
- Data represents the most recent school level results for New York City on the SAT
- Records contain 2012 College-bound seniors mean SAT scores taken during SY 2012.
- On click, circles are re-sized and re-colored to reflect average Reading, Math, or Writing SAT scores for each school
- Darker blue, orange, or green represents higher reading, math, or writing scores, respectively
- NYC Recycling Diversion Rate
- Data downloaded from the NYC OpenData Dashboard
- Data represents one month (May, 2010) of trash and recycling data
- Plotted over 5 boroughs by Community Districts
- Darker green indicates a greater percentage of trash was diverted to recycling (total recycling / total waste)
