Visualize dataset includes crimes reported to the New York City Police Department.

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Visualize dataset includes crimes reported to the New York City Police Department.

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Last edited Jul 22, 2020

Created on Jul 22, 2020

This visualization maps crimes reported to the NYPD in 2018 as point data on an interactive Kepler.gl basemap, then aggregates incident counts by neighborhood using a spatial join with New York City’s Neighborhood Tabulation Areas shapefile. The point map uses GeoPandas to read the CSV and create point geometries, while the choropleth view is built by grouping joined incidents per neighborhood polygon, merging counts back to the shapefile, and rendering the result in a second Kepler.gl map. Data sources include the NYPD complaint dataset and NYC open-data polygons.

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