Introduction to Data Visualization: Student Projects
A compilation of projects completed by students in the Fall 2022 data visualization course at the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism. Instructor: Peter Aldhous.
Xueer Lu
School Shootings in the US
Nearly ten years after the tragedy of Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, shool shootings in the United States have never faded out of the public discussion. Are incidents happening more frequently?
View ProjectAria Yang
Migration Patterns for Young Asian Adults in the US
Harvard University and the Census Bureau have linked federal tax filings, Census records, and other government data to track the migration patterns of young US residents.
View ProjectCallie Rhoades
Climate Risk Across California Communities
Depending on where you are in California — and who you are — your risk from climate change impacts varies dramatically.
View ProjectIrene Benedicto
Aircraft Noise Near London Heathrow
Mapping aircraft noise and population near one of the world's busiest airports.
View ProjectJiyun Tsai
A Profile of San Francisco Neighborhoods
An analysis of 5-year estimates from the American Community Survey, published by the San Francisco Standard.
View ProjectJulietta Bisharyan
Retention Rate and Salaries in San Mateo School Districts
Many teachers are leaving districts that pay less and where benefits cost more.
View ProjectJunyao Yang
The Road to Recovery: Bay Area Rapid Transit
Ridership has still not returned to pre-pandemic levels.
View ProjectLeqi Zhong
How Far Are We From a Low-Carbon Power System?
Despite an expansion of renewables, combustible fuels still dominate the global energy mix.
View ProjectMadeline Taub
Out of State Abortions in Washington, DC
DC has a larger percentage of out of state abortions than anywhere else in the US.
View ProjectMengyuan Dong
Electric Vehicle Charging Stations in the Bay Area
An analysis of EV infrastructure by Census tract, in relation to majority racial group.
View ProjectSakura Cannestra
Boxed In: Loot boxes Purchased and Opened by Adolescents
The video game industry is projected to make over $150 billion dollars in revenue this year. A rapidly growing portion comes from transactions within games, including loot boxes.
View ProjectSemantha Norris
El Salvador and US relations
An analysis of migration, arms sales, and the legacy of the impact of the Salvadoran Civil War,
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