This is a hierarchical bar chart of the OK state budget. D3 allowed a very simple implementation from a JSON of budget data used in the sunburst partition.
#!/usr/bin/env python | |
import scraperwiki | |
import lxml.html | |
counter = 1 | |
casetype = 'cf' | |
county = 'Tulsa' | |
year = 2013 |
This is a sortable table with a categorical filter made with Google Charts API. I probably should have used a query from a fusion table. Will next time.
This is my initial attempt to replicate a NY Times graphic on the rising debt and cost of college. This is Oklahoma centric data. Circle size is proportional to total enrollment. X axis is tuition and fee costs and the Y axis is average student debt for first time full time students.
id | percent | url | |
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journalism | 33 | http://darrenjaworski.com/journalism.html | |
programming | 33 | http://darrenjaworski.com/programming.html | |
data | 33 | http://darrenjaworski.com/data.html |
<!DOCTYPE html> | |
<meta charset="utf-8"> | |
<style> | |
body { | |
font: 10px sans-serif; | |
} | |
.axis path, | |
.axis line { |
A deeper exploration of TOPOJSON projections. (see previous) Now with census tract shapefiles taken from the Census Bureau.
This is TOPOJSON projection of the Oklahoma State Legislature's House districts. This was produced using TOPOJSON from shapefiles courtesy of the Center for Spatial Analysis at OU.
This is a continuation of previous post. This map is a replica of a technique by Mike Bostock, who all love and adoration must go to. Census tracts are from the Census Bureau as well as from their "factfinder" monstrosity. I most likely have messed up the state plane coordinates since this was a practice run. As usual, feel free to contact me with complaints, questions, or hate mail.
Latitude and longitude projection of Oklahoma prisons. Blues are public prisons ranging from community corrections (light) to maximum security (dark). Yellow are private prisons. Radius is proportional to the occupancy of the prison. Timeline, more prisons and data fields will be added shortly. Fixed the data from being killed thanks to the help of Mike Bostock.