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GSS-Cogs / chart-builder

The Chart Builder is a proof-of-concept app to understand the feasibility of using a CSV file (or SPARQL query) to generate and customise a chart or data visualisation
https://chart-builder-no4vxskx7a-nw.a.run.app
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Choropleth maps feature #57

Closed charlesons closed 2 years ago

charlesons commented 2 years ago

Reference implementations: https://bothness.github.io/geo-explorer/

ajtucker commented 2 years ago

Also take a look at the maps we did for climate change, e.g. https://climate-change.data.gov.uk/articles/the-uk-climate-is-changing#figure-9

For these, we used Plotly and generated the base layer as GeoJSON from a SPARQL query for the right LAs from PMD.

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charlesons commented 2 years ago

Suggested feature from @gareth-lewis - Geographical search, e.g. postcode, place name, partial address. local authority

charlesons commented 2 years ago

Ploty choropleth maps don't offer us a way to control the extent of zoom. This can lead to the map being zoomed to undesirable states where the user can no longer locate the map because it is too small or the zoom level is so great as to not offer any meaningful data visualisation.

There is an open issue with plotly from October 2020 https://github.com/plotly/plotly.js/issues/5191

charlesons commented 2 years ago

GSS guidance on creating effective maps: https://gss.civilservice.gov.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Effective_Maps_temporary_May_2020.pdf

charlesons commented 2 years ago

Legislation on website accessibility for Public Sector Bodies - maps seem not to be covered by the legislation (see section 2d)

https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2018/952/regulation/4/made

nosnickid commented 2 years ago

Awaiting merge of #141 then ready to close

nosnickid commented 2 years ago

Closed by #70