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Isdt 2010
- 1. Tools + strategiesfor data collection + visualization ISDT 2010
- 2. tools to helpteams communicate
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- 19. Little data: * crimedata * parking meeter location * maps + Open Source: * Drupal * Mapnik * Rails
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- 36. What do youcall this?
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- 40. On the groundin Program in Africa Program in Peru Afghanistan USAID in DC Business Military
- 41. So who paidfor these great tool?
- 44. Funding tools Government funding Private sector builds better tools tools Government Data Private Sector
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- 47. twitter.com/ericg via cnn
- 48. "Afghanistan is committedto end the culture of impunity and violation of law and bring to justice those involved in spreading corruption and abuse of public property" - President Hamid Karzai 3 hours ago
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- 52. Data Sources: • Original Polling Center Master list of 6,969 polling centers from the Independent Election Commission (IEC). • IEC's election prelim results from September 16th, a 2,500 page PDF. • The Electoral Complaints Commission's (ECC) complaint data (which aggregates only to the provincial level). twitter.com/ericg
- 53. we needed adata browser
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- 56. The system geocodes votes down the the district level. The political boundaries for this map covered 400 districts. Density point visualization shows results based on the Highlighted stations criteria, in this case % of stations effected.
- 57. Complex analysis: ThisAfghan ethnic distribution base layer is overlaid with districts won by Karzai (red dots) and Abdullah (green dots). Dot size indicates the number of votes. Ethnic data is digitized from the Soviet Atlas Narodov Mira
- 58. Interacting with thedata: you can quickly drill down to any region, as the map zooms.
- 59. • Percent Population Urban by District Population by District (2003-2004) AIMS CSO Population Statistics. • Settled Population by Province (2006-2007) Afghanistan Human Development Report 2007, Center for Policy and Human Development, Kabul University • Estimated votes, via IEC’s Master Polling Center list
- 60. Population: 22,700 Estimated voters:53,039 Difference: 30,339
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- 62. Drill down incontext: “Highlighted Station” selection continues to work within both provinces + districts
- 63. Per polling centerdata: see the affected stations and votes within a polling center
- 67. security matters photo credit boston.com
- 70. geography matters via flickr: by www.pictobank.com
- 73. Road data: OSMprovides better street data than AIMS
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- 77. Snow line: 1,800meters according to FAO
- 79. Map Data Sources: • Elevation information is from the SRTM (Shuttle Radar Topography Mission) • Road information from OpenStreetMap • Provincial and district data are from AIMS (Afghanistan Information Management Services)
- 80. Opening Data withOpen Street Maps
- 81. Mogadishu- Kinshasa
- 82. The OSM Communityis Huge and Growing
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- 84. Last spring, over141,000 miles of new mapping data from Africover (FAO) was contributed to OpenStreetMap.com twitter.com/ericg
- 85. + 92,817.62 mi Congo- before Congo- after
- 86. + 17,212.75 mi Tanzania- before Tanzania- after
- 87. + 459.29 mi Rwanda- before Rwanda- after
- 88. + 17,212 mi Kenya- before Kenya- after twitter.com/ ericg
- 89. + 11,609.51 mi Sudan- before Sudan- after twitter.com/ ericg
- 90. + 1,796 mi Burundi- before Burundi- after twitter.com/ ericg
- 91. Total + 141,107.17 mi twitter.com/ericg
- 92. Making Beautiful MapsFrom Open Data
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- 123. The Future ofData Browsers