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| − | + | Singapore is well known for its diversity and fusion of food, with influences from the Chinese, Indians, Malays, to the French and even Italian. Interesting, this unique blend of authentic Singaporean food can only be found in Singapore. More often than not, restaurants in present-day Singapore can be seen serving fusion food inspired by Singapore’s diversity. Instead of having the differences divide the country, Singapore’s diversity serve as a spark to Singapore’s unique melting pot of food culture. | |
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| + | Through our visualisation, we hope to represent the distribution of food diversity throughout Singapore. In particular, we would dive deeper to uncover what makes a specific location a food paradise for a specific race, the purpose behind the food stalls and the price elasticity of food. | ||
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Revision as of 11:58, 14 October 2018
Problem and Motivation
Singapore is well known for its diversity and fusion of food, with influences from the Chinese, Indians, Malays, to the French and even Italian. Interesting, this unique blend of authentic Singaporean food can only be found in Singapore. More often than not, restaurants in present-day Singapore can be seen serving fusion food inspired by Singapore’s diversity. Instead of having the differences divide the country, Singapore’s diversity serve as a spark to Singapore’s unique melting pot of food culture.
Through our visualisation, we hope to represent the distribution of food diversity throughout Singapore. In particular, we would dive deeper to uncover what makes a specific location a food paradise for a specific race, the purpose behind the food stalls and the price elasticity of food.
Objectives
This project aims to provide insights into the following:
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