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* 1. intro, problem overview - making data accessible - Kevin & Toby | * 1. intro, problem overview - making data accessible - Kevin & Toby (3 minutes) | ||
** making data into information & the motivation behind it. there are lots of government & other web sites that show you one type of information, but we wanted a standard interface that facilitated comparison of different types of data and information. | ** making data into information & the motivation behind it. there are lots of government & other web sites that show you one type of information, but we wanted a standard interface that facilitated comparison of different types of data and information. | ||
** what does that entail/how did we go about solving the problem? | ** what does that entail/how did we go about solving the problem? | ||
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*** go over WUI - generally | *** go over WUI - generally | ||
* 2. problems we faced - Aybars | * 2. problems we faced - Aybars (2 minutes) | ||
* 3. showing off - Colin & Alex | * 3. showing off - Colin & Alex (5 minutes) | ||
** temperature graph | ** temperature graph | ||
** degree days vs. temperature | ** degree days vs. temperature | ||
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(Lead in to next section: "So, now that we've showed you all this information, you might be wondering, what is the data behind it, where does it come from, and how do we process it?") | (Lead in to next section: "So, now that we've showed you all this information, you might be wondering, what is the data behind it, where does it come from, and how do we process it?") | ||
* 4. adding a source: Alex & Toby | * 4. adding a source: Alex & Toby (4 minutes) | ||
** show process of scraping simple site (author names), show in WUI | ** show process of scraping simple site (author names), show in WUI | ||
** add age highlighter, show in WUI | ** add age highlighter, show in WUI | ||
** (data limiter by class year, show it in the WUI, maybe) | ** (data limiter by class year, show it in the WUI, maybe) | ||
* 5. future work: Kevin & Colin | * 5. future work: Kevin & Colin (1 minute) | ||
** implementing new features | ** implementing new features | ||
*** different ways of visualizing data (e.g., instead of points, display shapes that better elucidate the data at hand) | *** different ways of visualizing data (e.g., instead of points, display shapes that better elucidate the data at hand) | ||
Latest revision as of 07:46, 1 May 2006
General Notes
- ask specific questions about audience questions
- note more general problems as we encountered them & how we overcame them
Outline
- 1. intro, problem overview - making data accessible - Kevin & Toby (3 minutes)
- making data into information & the motivation behind it. there are lots of government & other web sites that show you one type of information, but we wanted a standard interface that facilitated comparison of different types of data and information.
- what does that entail/how did we go about solving the problem?
- realize data that needs comparison
- find a method to store that data
- concoct a way to compare data -> information
- overview of the whole system
- show picture of whiteboard
- go over API - generally
- go over WUI - generally
- 2. problems we faced - Aybars (2 minutes)
- 3. showing off - Colin & Alex (5 minutes)
- temperature graph
- degree days vs. temperature
- air quality graph - good days over time
- sorgum display - growth concentrations
- open list... others?
(Lead in to next section: "So, now that we've showed you all this information, you might be wondering, what is the data behind it, where does it come from, and how do we process it?")
- 4. adding a source: Alex & Toby (4 minutes)
- show process of scraping simple site (author names), show in WUI
- add age highlighter, show in WUI
- (data limiter by class year, show it in the WUI, maybe)
- 5. future work: Kevin & Colin (1 minute)
- implementing new features
- different ways of visualizing data (e.g., instead of points, display shapes that better elucidate the data at hand)
- updated API
- automatic google link generation
- others?
- implementing new features