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| + | Overall, very interesting analysis and easy to understand visuals. | ||
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| + | Please explore if you can improve on both aesthetics and clarity by having larger graphs for 2nd and last figures. Do consider light shades of grey for your non-graphic portions. | ||
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| + | From: Chua Gim Hong | ||
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| + | '''Comment 2:''' | ||
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| + | Well-done! I like your representation of the wind analysis in Qn 3. It is very clear to view the relative wind speed (magnitude) and direction at the hourly basis. You want to consider adding another chart which can view the actual wind speeds, allowing hourly comparison. | ||
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| + | Also, for the map graph in Q3, it would be clearer if a larger size image can be displayed on the wiki-page :) | ||
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| + | From: Ngo Siew Hui | ||
Latest revision as of 14:31, 15 July 2017
Comment 1:
Overall, very interesting analysis and easy to understand visuals.
Please explore if you can improve on both aesthetics and clarity by having larger graphs for 2nd and last figures. Do consider light shades of grey for your non-graphic portions.
From: Chua Gim Hong
Comment 2:
Well-done! I like your representation of the wind analysis in Qn 3. It is very clear to view the relative wind speed (magnitude) and direction at the hourly basis. You want to consider adding another chart which can view the actual wind speeds, allowing hourly comparison.
Also, for the map graph in Q3, it would be clearer if a larger size image can be displayed on the wiki-page :)
From: Ngo Siew Hui
