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Temperature in Different Cities

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CCurran Kelleher
Last edited Jul 1, 2019
Created on Jun 24, 2019

This example shows hourly temperature readings for seven cities over one week in 2015, with each city drawn as a distinct colored line in a single chart. The visualization uses Vega-Lite to generate the line chart from CSV data, which is loaded via d3.csv, and re-renders responsively on window resize using vegaEmbed. The data comes from the now-defunct Sense Your City project, filtered to include temperature, light, air quality, sound, humidity, and dust metrics, though only temperature is displayed here. The mark type is line with a stroke width of five, and lines use multiply blending to handle overlaps.

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Line chart for one week in 2015.

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Data: a week of rich sensor data collected by the "Sense Your City" project.

Contains:

  • Hourly readings for one week
  • Different cities: San Francisco, Bangalore, Boston, Geneva, Rio de Janeiro, Shanghai, Singapore
  • Various mertics from sensors: temperature, light, air quality, sound, humidity, dust

The data was collected from the (now defunct) Data Canvas - Sense Your City Project. The data was filtered using the data processing script found in GitHub: curran/data/senseYourCity.

MIT Licensed

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