DOI-ONRR / doi-extractives-data

Information on the extractive industries in the U.S. from federal data.
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Idea: Show federal production rankings #2310

Closed coreycaitlin closed 5 years ago

coreycaitlin commented 7 years ago

We got some feedback from ONRR folks that it might be interesting to see federal production rankings by state, especially compared to all-lands production. Also, distribution rankings by state.

In the past, we decided not to show this because we found that it was confusing when rankings were not out of 50 (i.e. what does "ninth for geothermal production" mean if you don't know that there are only 10 states producing geothermal?).

Before implementing, we should do some research on whether and how this would help users understand what they want to know.

usEITI commented 7 years ago

Thank you for documenting. I know the Assistant Secretary for Land and Minerals would also like to see this. We have to leave this for the innovation design Team and focus now on the 2017 report.

coreycaitlin commented 6 years ago

Particularly for internal users, this seems like a promising way to add meaning and context to the numbers.

coreycaitlin commented 6 years ago

Next steps: keep an eye on this in user research, begin design/content exploration of what potential implementation directions might be fruitful.

jennmalcolm commented 6 years ago

We can look at this for disbursements and incorporate into new design.

jennmalcolm commented 5 years ago

Next step, research this to determine if people actually want to see this @mcharg. Also related to #3254.

mcharg commented 5 years ago

For research findings see: https://github.com/ONRR/doi-extractives-data/blob/research/research/researchfindingsbytopic.md#production-rankings

mcharg commented 5 years ago

Summary from findings: Participants would use rankings to compare against other data. One said they expected them to be wrong because EIA updates their data more frequently. One would compare against data from the states and one wants to compare changes over time.

jennmalcolm commented 5 years ago

This is being considered as part of #3277, and also the production filterable table.