One of the most exciting experiments involved taking the slider to allow users to choose the number of triangle. The algorithm then takes the number of points and randomizes the positions of the triangle apexes. This produces a low-poly animation.
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One of my favorites. The Mandelorian
For the project, I examined the charting of sunspot numbers comparing the usual visualizations of line charts which because of the compressed nature of the x-axis don’t clearly show any cyclical activity except for the well-known 11-year solar cycle. Radial charts, conversely, are well suited to expose other cyclical data. By visualizing individual years, using sunspot number data from the National Solar Observatory between 1945-2017 (1), radial visualizations of sunspot numbers appear to show an underlying cycle.
Link to ZIP File [Files and Data] Link to Demo Intro Challenges Takeaways What's Next for App What's Next for John API Notes Other Notes Last Minute Updates Introduction Hi. I'm John Williams. I have a passion for science and nature, particularly astronomy. I've...
Dataset: (from assignment 2) The Planetary Exploration Budget Dataset (https://www.planetary.org/space-policy/planetary-exploration-budget-dataset) Precondition: 1: Learning The Planetary Exploration Budget Dataset, prepared by...