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Do you have examples of the plots you want to put into one panel? I can only see one plot in the .Rmd report*
*the plot in the 3_buildTourismMonthlyReport.Rmd
isn't working because the wrong input into gemo_sf(aes())
ggplot(data = world) + geom_sf(aes(fill = countryVisitedOrdered)) +
should be:
ggplot(data = world) + geom_sf(aes(fill = n) +
Hi Nicci
Thank you for your feedback the Tourism Team which is: Remah, Susie, Brenden and Brandy. They have been quality checking some of the tables today against previous publications.
In terms of what visualisations, it is not something Team have fully discussed so was thinking would leave up to you for your thoughts. However examples below:
Purpose of Visit, and Length of Stay (group length of stay): could have a bar chart for purpose of visit that have different shading as above (democrat & republican candidates) to show different percentages of length of stays.... or have bar chart and separate table....
Visitors of usual country of residence, and age & sex (group age): could have a map for usual country of residence, and then bar chart of ages & sex (or table)....... or have map with bar chart of top ten countries and their ages & sex....
Thanks
Hi All -
I've pushed a branch (but not PR) called tourism_review
that has two files:
1_cleanTourismStats.R
)TourismPlots.R
)The plots and bringing plots together is very draft and unpolished but I wanted to get an example over to you by our meeting tomorrow so we can use that as a jumping off point for discussion.
Hi All -
Pushed updated TourismPlots.R
file onto branch. Let me know if anyone has problems making this run?!
Produce multiple visualisations in one panel:
Purpose of Visit and Length of Stay- want a visual for purpose of Visit, and visual for length of stay for each purpose (group length of stay)
Visitors by usual country of residence, and age & sex- want visual for visitors country of usual residence (map), and then visual for age and sex (group age)
This is a sophisticated example but just to outline idea of combining visuals that are connected: