Join us for a night of worldly presentations, from practitioners using d3 to communicate geographic data!
Doors open at 6:30pm. Once everyone has found their way to their seats, talks will begin at 7pm.
Schedule
6:30pm Doors open
7:00pm Data Visualization and Razoo - Jeremy Burton
7:20pm Introduction to d3.geo - Joe Golike
7:40pm Territorial Expansion of the US - Michael Porath
8:05pm Experimenting with the d3.geo plugin - Ian Johnson and Kai Chang
8:30pm Socializing
d3.geo Resources
D3 Plugin Page - with dozens of new projections
Converting Shapefiles to GeoJSON
Recent bl.ocks by Mike Bostock and Jason Davies.
The event is hosted by Razoo who are using d3 to visualize data for social good as well as providing the venue and refreshments for this event.
Better late than never: My slides are up and the visualization is live.
Slides: http://michaelporath.com/talks/...
Visualization: http://michaelporath.com/projec...![]()
October 23
great breadth of speakers, from introductory material, to practical application to advanced topics.
October 19
The Tributary Ian started with is here:
http://enjalot.com/tributary/39...![]()
Click "Files" and go to "Inlet.js" to start editing the code.
There's also a set of screencsts on d3.js that covers both basic and advanced topics with Tributary, the dot enter mixtapes:
http://enjalot.github.com/dot-e...![]()
October 18
Very cool! Can we get the slides of the other speakers posted here? (I think Michael mentioned he was going to post in a week when his project is published).
October 18
I wouldn't expect the organizers to know about NACIS, but thought the presenter would. I'll ping Ragi, who runs the GeoMeetup, and maybe there could be a co-sponsored Meetup at Code for America sometime in November.
October 2
Yikes, that is unfortunate timing regarding the NACIS national meeting. I don't think any of the organizers of the group are cartographers, which might explain the oversight. This is our first d3.geo meetup.
If a couple cartographers in the group are willing to help organize, we could do a second geo meetup next month. Have any ideas?
http://www.meetup.com/Bay-Area-...![]()
October 2
It's unfortunate that a geo talk is scheduled at the same time the North American Cartographic Information Society's national meeting is happening in Portland. (Open Street Map's State of the Map and a WhereCamp are also happening up there that week.)
September 28
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