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Data Visualisation #11

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will-ball opened this issue Mar 19, 2021 · 3 comments
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Data Visualisation #11

will-ball opened this issue Mar 19, 2021 · 3 comments
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@will-ball
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will-ball commented Mar 19, 2021

Suggestions for potential data visualisations

It's a little pre-emptive as we haven't started the analysis yet but I love map-making and I thought we could at least discuss some general approaches.


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The SDS-G and the Colorado version are presented as choropleth maps which is great for intuitively visualising the relationship of the measures to the local geography. One way of looking at the relationship between SDS-G and covid variables would be using bivariate choropleth maps.

Big Foot bivariate map

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@will-ball Thanks. It is a great idea to create an idea bucket for those thing. And the map is pretty :)

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dblana commented Mar 19, 2021

I haven't seen a bivariate choropleth map before... Interesting! (Tagging @JessButler to see what she thinks 😄)

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The journal 'Demographic Research' has just released a special issue on Demographic data visualisation that looks really useful.

Data Viz!

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