What’s Going On in this Graph? Environmental Data Visualization Literacy Workshop With R

Jajwalya Karajgikar
Environmental Data, import using Tidy package in R, Data Analysis with R, RStudio, Transform, Visualize, Model, Carpentries, Communicate

What’s Going On in this Graph? Environmental Data Visualization Literacy Workshop With R

Jajwalya Karajgikar

Learn techniques to create compelling graphs and tell better stories.

Audubon in Action: Creative Approaches to Data

A mosaic of the American Robin plate from Audubon's book, recreated from individual images of American Robins spotted around Philadelphia

Audubon in Action: Creative Approaches to Data

Learn about creative approaches to visualizing and observing data

How we made it: School Protests in Africa

Cassandra Hradil
on the left: a brief description of the School Protests in Africa project. on the right: a choropleth map of the African continent.

How we made it: School Protests in Africa

Cassandra Hradil

School Protests in Africa is a dynamic digital scholarship project whose central premise revolves around resurfacing the frequency and prevalence of modern youth-led protests in Africa.

RDDS Readings: Listening, Care, and Collections as Data

Letter dice on a table arranged to spell STUDY, with piles of books in the background.

RDDS Readings: Listening, Care, and Collections as Data

For this month's departmental reading group, we read Jacqueline Wernimont's "Listening, Care, and Collections as Data," published in the Journal of Critical Digital Librarianship.

Visualizing Space with Leaflet

Cassandra Hradil
screenshot of the workshop exercise. on the left is the javascript code written to produce the map on the right, which shows colorful dots on a map of Philadelphia representing rainwater collection sites.

Visualizing Space with Leaflet

Cassandra Hradil

Leaflet.js is a lightweight, open source Javascript library that is widely used to create and share web mapping projects online.

Interactive Web Visualizations with D3

Cassandra Hradil
Screenshot of a data visualization titled "Fictional TV + Movies by Genre, 1980-2021." The left side of the screen shows the script that was used to generate the visualization on the right. The x-axis is time, while the y-axis is genre.

Interactive Web Visualizations with D3

Cassandra Hradil

D3 (Data Driven Documents) is an open source Javascript library that is widely used by data experts, creative technologists, and scholars to create and share many different kinds of data visualizations on the web. D3 is a “web-first” visualization library, making it a great tool for creating an…