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For this analysis, radar plot along with the spatial visualization of the Boonsong Leakgul Preserve is provided. [http://www.datavizcatalogue.com/methods/radar_chart.html Radar charts], also known as Spider or Web charts, are a way of comparing multiple variables. This is useful to find which variables are similar and which variables has an outlier. In this case, the variables are the different location points where the sensors are located. The number of visits are considered as the quantitative measures of the variables. With the radar plots, similar and unusual patterns in different locations are observed.
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''Source: http://www.datavizcatalogue.com/methods/radar_chart.html''

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Bird2.jpg VAST MINI CHALLENGE 1

Main Page

Data Exploration

Visualizations

Insights

Conclusion

References

 


Radar Chart



For this analysis, radar plot along with the spatial visualization of the Boonsong Leakgul Preserve is provided. Radar charts, also known as Spider or Web charts, are a way of comparing multiple variables. This is useful to find which variables are similar and which variables has an outlier. In this case, the variables are the different location points where the sensors are located. The number of visits are considered as the quantitative measures of the variables. With the radar plots, similar and unusual patterns in different locations are observed.

Radar Chart Anatomy.PNG

Source: http://www.datavizcatalogue.com/methods/radar_chart.html