Our focus will be on particular neighborhoods or zip codes. Our team
was interested in how different locations correspond to the type of
calls. We will explore different aspects in respect to location. In
specific, we are curious about the number of alarms, the time to arrive
on scene, station areas, and the different type of calls. In order to make sure all
visualizations follow a similar color scheme, our inspiration for color
will be based on the
Fire Color Pallete.
In essence, the aim of our visualizations is to tell the story of fire
department responses for various areas in San Francisco. Hopefully these
visualizations will be able to help the Fire Department determine what
steps they are needed to improve their calls to service.
Computer Science student, enthusiast and explorer. Cinematography geek, learning to do everything CS related from editing to visual effects. Love working with hardware, especially motorcycles.
Responsibilities for Alpha Release: Team/About, design.
Responsibilities for Beta Release: Prototypes "Call type VS. Response time".
Responsibilities for Final Release: Visualizations "Call type VS. Response time".
I am currently enrolled in Data Visualization and performance engineering course and looking for full-time. A techno geek at heart, with a considerate interest in the graphics of life. Wanderlust. Easy going and the truest of Leo.
Responsibilities for Alpha Release: Home Page.
Responsibilities for Beta Release: Prototypes "Station Area VS. Zipcode".
Responsibilities for Final Release: Visualizations "Station Area VS. Zipcode".
I am a 4+1 Computer Science student at University of San Francisco. I have completed my Bachelors in Computer Science on December 2019 and will complete my Masters degree on December 2020. I am currently learning about Machine
Learning, Data Visualizations, and streaming data. I am also always very enthusiastic to learn more about new tech products.
Responsibilities for Alpha Release: Dataset.
Responsibilities for Beta Release: Prototypes "Time Stages VS. Zipcode".
Responsibilities for Final Release: Visualizations "Time Stages VS. Zipcode."
