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Due to the limitation that Tableau Public can only store a maximum of 15,000,000 rows of data, the only way to publish it on Tableau Public is to use aggregation and it has helped me in aggregating based on the location coordinates and the radiation measurements. Because of this, there are values that can't support the overall view of the analysis. However, the storyboard of all the full analysis and its dashboards are also explained in [https://wiki.smu.edu.sg/1920t1is428g1/IS428_AY2019-20T1_Assign_Kok_Jim_Meng_Tasks_Questions_and_Answers Tasks Questions and Answers]. The interactive storyboard of the aggregated charts can be accessed here: https://public.tableau.com/profile/jim.meng.kok#!/vizhome/IS428_2019-20_G1_Individual_Assignment__KokJimMeng/IndividualAssignmentVAST2019MiniChallenge2
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The storyboard aims to provide users with the various dashboards to show the overview of the tasks given by this challenge. Moreover, it has 7 buttons on top to see each dashboard that answers the tasks questions. The followings are the 7 dashboards in the storyboard.
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[[File:Jim Areas with Radiation Background Overtime.jpg|800px|center]]
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<div style="text-align: center;">''Figure 13: Areas with Radiation Background Overtime (Minutes)''</div>
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[[File:Jim Uncertainty between Static and Mobile and Region.jpg|800px|center]]
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<div style="text-align: center;">''Figure 14: Uncertainty between Static Sensors and Mobile Sensors and the Regions''</div>
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[[File:Jim Regions with Uncertainty and the Effects.jpg|800px|center]]
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<div style="text-align: center;">''Figure 15: Regions with Uncertainty and Effects''</div>
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[[File:Jim Mobile Contamination Path.jpg|800px|center]]
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<div style="text-align: center;">''Figure 16: Mobile Contamination Path''</div>
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[[File:Jim Contaminated Cars during Leakage Period.jpg|800px|center]]
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<div style="text-align: center;">''Figure 17: Contaminated Cars during Leakage Period''</div>
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[[File:Jim Are there enough sensors.jpg|800px|center]]
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<div style="text-align: center;">''Figure 18: Are there enough sensors?''</div>
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[[File:Jim Radiation Level on the Last Day Last 4 Hours.jpg|800px|center]]
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<div style="text-align: center;">''Figure 19: Radiation on the last day during the last 4 hours''</div>
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<table style="text-align: left; width: 100%;" cellspacing="0">
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<td style="border: 1px solid #a7a2a2;"><div style="text-align: center;">'''Filters/Interactive Features'''</div></td>
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<td style="border: 1px solid #a7a2a2;"><div style="text-align: center;">'''Descrption'''</div></td>
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[[File:Jim Radiation Classification.png|300px|center]]
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It is a filter of the radiation classification of the radiation measurement in CPM where:<br>
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1. Deviation: 0 to 11 CPM<br>
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2. Anomaly: 12 to 24 CPM <br>
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3. Incident: 25 to 49 CPM<br>
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4. Serious Incident: 50 to 59 CPM<br>
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5. Accident with local consequences: 60 to 99 CPM<br>
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6. Accident with wider consequences: 100 to 149 CPM<br>
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7. Serious Accident: 150 to 499 CPM<br>
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8. Major Accident: More than or equal to 500 CPM
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[[File:Jim SelectSensorType.png|300px|center]]
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<td style="border: 1px solid #a7a2a2;">
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Choose the sensor type based on this filter.
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[[File:Jim TimestampMinutePage.png|300px|center]]
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<td style="border: 1px solid #a7a2a2;">
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To see the animated path of the mobile sensors. To play forward, click the right triangle. To play backward, click the left triangle. To pause, click square. Based on the speed, 1x is the 1-bar, 2x is 2-bar, and 3x is 3-bar.
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[[File:Jim DayTimestamp.png|300px|center]]
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<td style="border: 1px solid #a7a2a2;">
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Select the day of the timestamp where the number is the day of the date.
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[[File:Jim SelectSensorID.png|300px|center]]
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<td style="border: 1px solid #a7a2a2;">
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Select the sensors based on its ID where M-XX is Mobile Sensor and S-XX is Static Sensor.
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Latest revision as of 22:16, 13 October 2019

StHimarkNeighborhoodMap.png IS428 VAST 2019 Mini Challenge 2

Problem & Motivation

Data Preparation

Interactive Visualisation

Tasks Questions and Answers

References and Comments

 

Interactive Visualisation

Due to the limitation that Tableau Public can only store a maximum of 15,000,000 rows of data, the only way to publish it on Tableau Public is to use aggregation and it has helped me in aggregating based on the location coordinates and the radiation measurements. Because of this, there are values that can't support the overall view of the analysis. However, the storyboard of all the full analysis and its dashboards are also explained in Tasks Questions and Answers. The interactive storyboard of the aggregated charts can be accessed here: https://public.tableau.com/profile/jim.meng.kok#!/vizhome/IS428_2019-20_G1_Individual_Assignment__KokJimMeng/IndividualAssignmentVAST2019MiniChallenge2

The storyboard aims to provide users with the various dashboards to show the overview of the tasks given by this challenge. Moreover, it has 7 buttons on top to see each dashboard that answers the tasks questions. The followings are the 7 dashboards in the storyboard.

Jim Areas with Radiation Background Overtime.jpg
Figure 13: Areas with Radiation Background Overtime (Minutes)


Jim Uncertainty between Static and Mobile and Region.jpg
Figure 14: Uncertainty between Static Sensors and Mobile Sensors and the Regions


Jim Regions with Uncertainty and the Effects.jpg
Figure 15: Regions with Uncertainty and Effects


Jim Mobile Contamination Path.jpg
Figure 16: Mobile Contamination Path


Jim Contaminated Cars during Leakage Period.jpg
Figure 17: Contaminated Cars during Leakage Period


Jim Are there enough sensors.jpg
Figure 18: Are there enough sensors?


Jim Radiation Level on the Last Day Last 4 Hours.jpg
Figure 19: Radiation on the last day during the last 4 hours


Filters/Interactive Features
Descrption
Jim Radiation Classification.png

It is a filter of the radiation classification of the radiation measurement in CPM where:
1. Deviation: 0 to 11 CPM
2. Anomaly: 12 to 24 CPM
3. Incident: 25 to 49 CPM
4. Serious Incident: 50 to 59 CPM
5. Accident with local consequences: 60 to 99 CPM
6. Accident with wider consequences: 100 to 149 CPM
7. Serious Accident: 150 to 499 CPM
8. Major Accident: More than or equal to 500 CPM

Jim SelectSensorType.png

Choose the sensor type based on this filter.

Jim TimestampMinutePage.png

To see the animated path of the mobile sensors. To play forward, click the right triangle. To play backward, click the left triangle. To pause, click square. Based on the speed, 1x is the 1-bar, 2x is 2-bar, and 3x is 3-bar.

Jim DayTimestamp.png

Select the day of the timestamp where the number is the day of the date.

Jim SelectSensorID.png

Select the sensors based on its ID where M-XX is Mobile Sensor and S-XX is Static Sensor.

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