Category: ITP

Data + Publics: Finals

The Evolution of COVID-19 is a web-based Interactive project that visualizes the evolution of the global Covid-19 Crisis since December 1st, 2019, the day when the symptom onset of the first patient was identified(1). Each date on the timeline will contain information of major events related to Covid-19, as well as worldwide data including number […]

Data + Publics Wk 5: d3js

Link to site Link to code This dataset represents ferrous metal mines in the United States. It is based on the data collected from the Minerals Information Team (MIT) of the U.S. Geological Survey, and the operations are those considered active in 2003 and surveyed by the MIT. Dataset from data.world. Resources: d3js shapes and symbols eve’s […]

Data + Publics Wk 2: Data Drawing

For the assignment to create a data visualization (using non-digital tools) on a postcard that shows a ‘snapshot’ of a particular slice of a public data set, I chose to use the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene’s dataset on NYC Restaurant Inspection Results. I was thinking of sending it to my cousin, who […]

Data + Publics Wk 1: Reading Reflections

1.) Turning the Data Around This article’s general sentiment to “consider the human” resonates strongly with me. The idea that data visualization should benefit the community or people in which the data is taken from seems only right. Reading this article, also makes me reflect on all the past data visualization projects I have done. […]

Setting Up Domain Name, Server & SSL: Notes

My NYU hosted website doesn’t work anymore, so I’m trying to get my previous live web + data art projects that use an ssl certificate up and running again. In hopes that I don’t forget how to do this, I’m documenting my process of hosting my own domain name, getting my own server, and registering […]

Data Art Wk 12-14: Data Critique

Final site: here Final code: here — Eva and I wanted to continue thinking through the topic of garbage. We had started this project thinking we would continue building out our original designs from the previous Data & Publics assignment. But after hearing Genevieve’s lecture and seeing the examples of how people use their projects […]

Live Web Wk 10: Finals Progress (v1)

Steps for Week v1 (11/14/19 – 11/21/19)  a.) Pixelate live stream + get RGB values of each pixel First I pixelated the live stream. This was the reference code for pixelating the live stream: pixelate effect (using this one!). Then I tried to find the rgb value for each pixel. I used the MDN example for that: getting […]