- (Image Source - Best Business Intelligence and Data Visualization Tools for 2029 - February 21, 2019)
NOTE: Final Release 1.0.0 have been furthur changed. You can access it from Final Release 1.0.1
Analysis of Police Department Incident Reports (2019 - 2020)
Neighborhood wise distribution of Incident Reports (2019 - 2020)
Monthly Incident Report per Neighborhood (2019 - 2020)
-Created by Aryan Choudhary
Source: Police Department Incident Reports (Neighborhoods)Interactivity Guide
This visualization will have the following interactivities:
| Interactivity | Status |
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| On demand data display: When a user hovers over the bar chart or choropleth map, a tool-tip appears up with specific details about the data. |
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| Hovering over a neighborhood in one choropleth map hightlights the same police district in other choropleth map |
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| Ability to filter the map and bar chart based on Incident Category by using the drop-down button above the map. |
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| When a neighborhood on either of the choropleth maps is clicked, the bar chart for that Incident category and Police District is shown. |
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Changes for Final Releases 1.0.1
| Modifications |
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| Changed the basemap of the choropleth map from "SF Neighborhoods" to "Police District" because of missing data for many neighborhoods within the report (You can see in Final Release 0.1.0 that many neighborhoods are empty for all cases for 2019 data). Initially I was planning to use the "Supervisor District" basemap but, due to missing value in some incident reports for supervisor district, I decided to go with Police District. |
| Changed the bar chart to a line chart to easily show trends in how crime rates are affected due to lockdown |
Go to Final Release 1.0.1
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