Open caseymm opened 9 years ago
We should group goods by sectors. There is a good to sector mapping CVS in slack general channel.
Buki is already working on icons. She put a zip file of the food ones in slack. On May 31, 2015 8:57 AM, "Casey Miller" notifications@github.com wrote:
1) Do we want to group them into any subcategories? It could be neat if we want to classify them by color somehow.
2) What are thoughts on creating a set of icons? Admittedly, there are quite a few types of goods.
Alcoholic Beverages Baked Goods Bananas Beef Bidis (hand-rolled cigarettes) Blueberries Brassware Brazil Nuts/Chestnuts Bricks Bricks (clay) Broccoli Carpets Cashews Cassiterite (tin ore) Cattle Ceramics Charcoal Citrus Fruits Cloves Coal Coca (stimulant plant) Cocoa Coconuts Coffee Coltan (tantalum ore) Copper Corn Cotton Cottonseed (hybrid) Cumin Diamonds Dried Fish Embellished Textiles Emeralds Fashion Accessories Fireworks Fish Flowers Flowers (poppies) Fluorspar (mineral) Footwear Footwear (sandals) Furniture Furniture (steel) Garlic Garments Gems Glass Glass Bangles Goats Gold Granite Granite (crushed) Grapes Gravel (crushed stones) Gypsum (mineral) Hazelnuts Heterogenite (cobalt ore) Hogs Incense (agarbatti) Leather Leather Goods/Accessories Lobsters Locks Manioc/Cassava Matches Meat Melons Miraa (stimulant plant) Nile Perch (fish) Oil (palm) Olives Peanuts Pineapples Pornography Poultry Pulses (legumes) Pyrotechnics Rice Rubber Salt Sand Sapphires Shellfish Shrimp Silk Fabric Silk Thread Silver Sisal Soap Soccer Balls Stones Stones (limestone) Stones (pumice) Strawberries Sugar Beets Sugarcane Surgical Instruments Tanzanite (gems) Tea Textiles Textiles (hand-woven) Textiles (jute) Thread/Yarn Tilapia (fish) Timber Tin Tobacco Tomatoes Trona (mineral) Vanilla Wheat Wolframite (tungsten ore) Yerba Mate (stimulant plant) Zinc
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Awesome!
There are 135 different sectors. Casey's thoughts are to have 10-15 icons each representing an industry and then nested within this industries that would be organized by goods. Thoughts?
There are 4 sectors: Manufacturing, Agriculture, Mining, Other
On 5/31/15 9:25 AM, Saran Ahluwalia wrote:
There are 135 different sectors. Casey's thoughts are to have 10-15 icons each representing an industry and then nested within this industries that would be organized by goods. Thoughts?
— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/ahlusar1989/ILAB_VIZ_demo/issues/2#issuecomment-107178506.
1) Do we want to group them into any subcategories? It could be neat if we want to classify them by color somehow.
2) What are thoughts on creating a set of icons? Admittedly, there are quite a few types of goods.
Alcoholic Beverages Baked Goods Bananas Beef Bidis (hand-rolled cigarettes) Blueberries Brassware Brazil Nuts/Chestnuts Bricks Bricks (clay) Broccoli Carpets Cashews Cassiterite (tin ore) Cattle Ceramics Charcoal Citrus Fruits Cloves Coal Coca (stimulant plant) Cocoa Coconuts Coffee Coltan (tantalum ore) Copper Corn Cotton Cottonseed (hybrid) Cumin Diamonds Dried Fish Embellished Textiles Emeralds Fashion Accessories Fireworks Fish Flowers Flowers (poppies) Fluorspar (mineral) Footwear Footwear (sandals) Furniture Furniture (steel) Garlic Garments Gems Glass Glass Bangles Goats Gold Granite Granite (crushed) Grapes Gravel (crushed stones) Gypsum (mineral) Hazelnuts Heterogenite (cobalt ore) Hogs Incense (agarbatti) Leather Leather Goods/Accessories Lobsters Locks Manioc/Cassava Matches Meat Melons Miraa (stimulant plant) Nile Perch (fish) Oil (palm) Olives Peanuts Pineapples Pornography Poultry Pulses (legumes) Pyrotechnics Rice Rubber Salt Sand Sapphires Shellfish Shrimp Silk Fabric Silk Thread Silver Sisal Soap Soccer Balls Stones Stones (limestone) Stones (pumice) Strawberries Sugar Beets Sugarcane Surgical Instruments Tanzanite (gems) Tea Textiles Textiles (hand-woven) Textiles (jute) Thread/Yarn Tilapia (fish) Timber Tin Tobacco Tomatoes Trona (mineral) Vanilla Wheat Wolframite (tungsten ore) Yerba Mate (stimulant plant) Zinc