Taking it Public: Visualizing Geospatial Data on the Web Using Shiny
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Transcript of Taking it Public: Visualizing Geospatial Data on the Web Using Shiny
Taking it public: Visualizing geospatial data on the web using
Shiny
Jerry Shannon, Kyle Walker, & Julia ConnellNACIS 2016
Is Big Data really that easy?
Academics
Policy makers
Community members
Non-profits
Data
Data Dashboards
FOSS: Free and Open Source Software
HTML WidgetsLeaflet
PlotlynetworkD3
d3heatmap
How does Shiny (and related software) shape the circulation of data among key stakeholders?
Example 1: Georgia Initiative for Community Housing (GICH)
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Example 1: Georgia Initiative for Community Housing (GICH)
Survey construction on
ODK
Community data collection
Shiny app design and
sharing
Collecting contextual data
Interpretation and planning for redevelopment
Example 1: Georgia Initiative for Community Housing (GICH)
What questions should it answer? What contextual data should we use?What are the academics supposed to do?Who gets access to the data and code?
Academic research: paywalled journals
Early findingsShiny provides tools that allow data and code to easily circulate. But for whom? And why?Multiple data visualization options raise questions about how we display dataKey questions remain about open/private data, community engagement, and academic expertise
Thank you!Jerry Shannon: [email protected] | http://jerry.shannons.us
Kyle Walker: [email protected] | http://personal.tcu.edu/kylewalker