CY255: Urban Informatics and Visualization
The final project for this class is going to be centered around the cost of commuting compared with the cost of rents. Commuting data is connected to census zones called “Transportation Analysis Zones”, or TAZ. There are super districts, which are fairly large zones (in black in the map below) and there are districts (in grey). … Continue reading TAZ Zones and Craigslist Rents
The city of San Francisco has some great open data sets, including this one, which locates each street tree in the city. I mapped the trees using Carto, and highlighted a few of the more plentiful species (and my personal favorites). The map highlights a piece of the city that is rarely acknowledged or noticed. … Continue reading Trees of San Francisco
I am a second year Master of Public Policy student at UC Berkeley. In Urban Informatics and Visualization this semester I’d like to expand my skills with mapping spatial phenomena. I am particularly interested in learning how to make web based and interactive maps.