Category: Data Visualization

Posts related to representing complex data in accessible ways, typically through charts, maps, or similar means. These tend to be interactive visualizations.

Mapping Hurricane Sandy

by Edward Gonzalez-Tennant on October 29, 2012 in Data Visualization

A quick blog post for maps I am creating as Hurricane Sandy approaches New Jersey. The background imagery for these maps is from ESRI’s National Geographic Basemap. The weather information is rom NOAA’s nowCOAST Info Depot. I am also creating maps of power outages by municipality for Monmouth County. Read more →

Visualizing NJ Property Value

by Edward Gonzalez-Tennant on March 28, 2012 in Data Visualization

This post concerns the visualization of property values. I am working on this for an upcoming project on the African American experience in Asbury Park, New Jersey, and particularly the 1970 riot. Part of this research focuses on the socioeconomic experiences (e.g., access to property ownership, property values) of various groups ithroughout the 20th century. Property ownership remains part of… Read more →