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Information on the extractive industries in the U.S. from federal data.
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Detailed design for federal disbursements summary #3009

Closed mcharg closed 6 years ago

mcharg commented 6 years ago
mcharg commented 6 years ago

@master12 Can you take a look at the Notes (that show up when you click on the blue icons next to components or as a list in the left Notes pane) and let me know if what I have works for you or if you need more documentation to be able to develop the page? https://qka4h2.axshare.com/#g=1&p=federal_disbursements_summary

mcharg commented 6 years ago

Open question: Do we want to keep the LWCF and Historic Preservation Fund content on the Explore Data page or move it to the downloads page when we implement these changes? @jennmalcolm @brentryanjohnson @mentastc @Maroyafaied

brentryanjohnson commented 6 years ago

I think the full data sets and contextual narrative should probably be in Data and docs (downloads), but I also think we should update the Explore page with the actual budget appropriation for the relevant budget cycle (only a portion of the LWCF disbursement actually gets appropriated to the fund).

jennmalcolm commented 6 years ago

I think it's reasonable to move the contextual narrative, but if we do that, where would you suggest that we update it with the amount appropriated @brentryanjohnson?

brentryanjohnson commented 6 years ago

@mcharg I was thinking we would update in the actual appropriated amount in the table itself, with the disbursed amount (although the appropriated amount would be added later than the disbursed amount). It's certainly going to be challenging to convey the two processes (and why there are two numbers), but without the appropriated figure, the data implies that what was disbursed is what was received.

mcharg commented 6 years ago

@brentryanjohnson Is this something like what you were thinking?

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brentryanjohnson commented 6 years ago

It looks good! I would add "by Congress," so "Funded by Congress".

mcharg commented 6 years ago

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brentryanjohnson commented 6 years ago

What do you think @jennmalcolm?

jennmalcolm commented 6 years ago

This seems like a good solution, but where will the "funding details" link go to? Can we link "Funded by Congress" to the explanation somewhere in How it Works or Data and Docs and/or add it to the glossary.

brentryanjohnson commented 6 years ago

I created a new issue (#3054) to address that problem, @jennmalcolm.

mcharg commented 6 years ago

I was thinking it would go to the LWCF section of the documentation page.

jennmalcolm commented 6 years ago

Ok, thanks. Maybe the link should say something like, "Understand LWCF funding" or something a little bit more explanatory.

mcharg commented 6 years ago

I'll leave that to @brentryanjohnson to decide.

brentryanjohnson commented 6 years ago

I recommend we try "How this fund works" to maintain consistency with how we label other explanatory content on the site. I'm happy to hear other suggestions, and we can also refine as we go along.

brentryanjohnson commented 6 years ago

I may need to revise that HPF number...it looks like that was last year's number.

mcharg commented 6 years ago

Prototype is updated for both the LWCF and Historic Preservation Fund. https://qka4h2.axshare.com/#g=4&p=federal_disbursements_summary

mcharg commented 6 years ago

@master12 Have you had a chance to look at the documentation and evaluate whether it's sufficient to build the page?

master12 commented 6 years ago

Yes this axshare looks good to me. I feel like there are several issues for this disbursements feature. Wasnt sure which one to comment on.