Stating the obvious but a redesign wouldn't hurt, also copy like "Make $$$ by Accepting Donations!" doesn't help. Otherwise the visualization itself is sound, having multiple views linked is neat. But I personally would rather use an open-source JS library and host it on my own websites.
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#12Hello David, Very interesting project. If you improve the design to something more modern it will attract many people. But still, I found it very interesting and learned some new things by checking the average life expectancy :)
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#14Perhaps you could also support real-time sensor data? Services as Luftdaten.info would love to have these visualizations.
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#15Though, I would like to share some feedback:
- Many visulization would benefit from adding an optional logarithmic scale. Or at least "per capita".
- While I love the interactivity, and other features (downloading CSV data, etc), I think the design (colors, edges, etc) would benefit from some polish.
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#16Hi there, is it possible to have different shapes for different timesteps? The borders of the states of today were very different 120 years ago. Some were radically diffrent (Germany, Russia), some didn't even exist (Slovakia, Croatia, Sub Sahara-African Nations), some don't exist anymore today (Austro-Hungarian Empire).
Hi, thanks for your question. It kind of is. I would like to get to the point where I could change the maps over time to accurately represent things. However, there is some limited capacity to do it now through the use of region groups. So you can't change the regions themselves, but you can group them together. For example, you could model USSR as Russia and some of the Eastern European countries (I haven't created…
Very cool project btw...
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#17Cool! Perhaps you could also support real-time sensor data? Services as Luftdaten.info would love to have these visualizations.
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#18I like it a lot! Though, I would like to share some feedback: - Many visulization would benefit from adding an optional logarithmic scale. Or at least "per capita". - While I love the interactivity, and other features (downloading CSV data, etc), I think the design (colors, edges, etc) would benefit from some polish.
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#19I like it a lot! Though, I would like to share some feedback: - Many visulization would benefit from adding an optional logarithmic scale. Or at least "per capita". - While I love the interactivity, and other features (downloading CSV data, etc), I think the design (colors, edges, etc) would benefit from some polish.
Yes, there is already a log scale in there but it's a bit hidden. You can click the 'Options' in the 'How' section and change the scale. I've also thought about a per capita option (which would be pretty straight forward for sets where I have the population) so that if say someone puts the total amount of carbon emission in there by country it would be an option to convert that per capita. If only I had more time in…