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The Housing Development Board (HDB) is the primary source of information for all things related to housing estates in Singapore. However, the team identifies that there is a lack of context in the understanding of how the Singapore population influences the price of resale and rental in Singapore. Hence, the team would like to identify trends that would highlight the fluctuations in price and present a visual representation of the relevant data that is publicly available.
  
 
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Project Groups

Please change Your Team name to your project topic and change student name to your own name

Project Team Project Title/Description Project Artifacts Project Member

John Bau


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Korea Suicide Analysis

South Korea is one of the fast-growing countries yet has the highest suicide rate in the world. According to OECD Statistics, 25.6 people commit suicide per 100,000 people (OECD, 2018). In other words, 36 people per day, 13,092 people per year; much higher than the OECD average of 11.6.

Hence, our group would like to analyze multiple data sets to discover the cause, reason, gender, status and age of different suicide rate and understand the underlying social issue of South Korea.

  • Yicheng He
  • Sunho Lee
  • Ronald Lay

DreamWorks


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Singapore Real Estate Index 2019

The Housing Development Board (HDB) is the primary source of information for all things related to housing estates in Singapore. However, the team identifies that there is a lack of context in the understanding of how the Singapore population influences the price of resale and rental in Singapore. Hence, the team would like to identify trends that would highlight the fluctuations in price and present a visual representation of the relevant data that is publicly available.

  • Chan Huang Suan
  • Wong Kuan Wai Gordon
  • Yuen Chui Shan Jessica

SuicideWatch


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Visualising Global Suicide Rates and its Complexities

Death by suicide is an extremely complex issue that causes pain to hundreds of thousands of people every year around the world. Close to 800 000 people die due to suicide globally every year, which is one person every 40 seconds. In Singapore, suicide is the leading cause of death for those aged 10-29. The mortality data from the WHO suggests that the prevalence and characteristics of suicidal behavior vary widely between different communities, in different demographic groups and over time. One important source of heterogeneity, both globally and within countries, is gender: suicide rates are much higher for males, particularly in high-income countries. Interestingly in Singapore, females are more likely to be diagnosed with depression and attempt suicide, but males accounted for more than 71% of all suicides in Singapore in 2018. But are there other similarities or patterns that we can discern from the available data? Often seen as a taboo topic, suicide is a very real problem that is not talked about enough. Through our visualisation, we hope to be able to shed some light on and spur conversations on this issue.

  • Goh Jia Xian
  • Lim Pei Xuan
  • Li Xiaohang

Business Sparks


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Project Title

Project description. Not more than 350 words

  • Abhyuday Samadder
  • Ng Kai Ling Bernice
  • Wei Ming

Crime Scream




Crime Scream

Project description. Not more than 350 words

  • Ngoh Yi Long
  • Jazreel Tho
  • Ng Jue Hong

Two Eyes One Pizza


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Visualization of IFC Trade Area and Performance

International Food Chain (IFC) is a leading brand in its sector, with over 18000 outlets worldwide and an ever-growing presence in the global market. In Taiwan alone, IFC has over 240 branches and are constantly expanding.

However, as the franchise grows bigger, so does its challenges. One of the challenges involves the lack of a tool to efficiently compare the performance of each chain to one another.

Leveraging on this fact, our group aims to build a dashboard for IFC that allows for visualization and modelling. We hope to track the performance of each chain in relation to Point-Of-Interests surrounding each chain, uncovering and comprehending phenomena, with the aid of spatial data.


  • Linus Cheng Xin Wei
  • Kelvin Chia Sen Wei
  • Wang Xuze

Macau777




Visualising Macau's Tourism Industry

Project description. Not more than 350 words

  • Damian Er
  • Chew Hui Ling
  • Jenny Lee

Climate Vizards


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Visualisation of Singapore's climate

Singapore's weather and climate service provider, Meteorological Service Singapore, is a division under National Environmental Agency which provides reliable climate information based on the data that they collect. The firm also works on researching and predicting accurate weather forecasts in Singapore. Their website currently has numerous visualisations that make use of historical temperature and rain data but some of these visualisations can be further improved so as to increase the ease and deepen the understanding for any users.

  • Sin Myeong Eun
  • Wendy Ng Sock Ling
  • Harvey Kristianto Lauw

KAWAII


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Visualising Crimes Against Women in India

According to the Thomson Reuters Foundation Annual Poll, India is ranked as the world’s most dangerous country for women. This is not surprising, as India has had a long-standing history of violence against women, which is deeply rooted in certain cultural practices such as female infanticide and acid attacks.

Even with the increasing public outcry regarding such discrimination and the enactment of laws protecting women, the number of crimes committed against women is increasing steadily over the years.

Hence, our project aims to look into the trends of crimes against women in India at various geographic levels, and analyse the effects of various socioeconomic factors on the rate of crime against women to gain a better understanding of this issue.

  • Lee Cheng Leng
  • Lim Zi Yuan
  • Sean Chai Shong Hee

Task Force 428
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Visualising Global Terrororism Acts

Threats of terrorism are still relevant in today's context as many countries are still taking steps in alleviating the threat of terrorism. However, we believe that more actions can be done by analysing past terrorist activities in order to gain insights to place actions quickly in responding to the worst case scenario. Hence, we are interested to find out and understand more information about terrorism patterns (eg: frequency, rate, spread) and how development status (i.e. GNI per capita) has a correlation with terrorism occurred in those particular countries.

  • Benedict Then
  • Kok Jim Meng
  • Victor Lin

HomeIntel


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Visualising HDB Price

Did you know that 82% of Singaporeans actually lives in HDB flats? Everyone wants to own their dream house! Our group members are all currently at the age where friends talk about housing prices in the hope of securing their dream house soon. For young adults who are looking to start their own family, it is always a huge financial commitment to buy a new house. Hence, this make resale houses a considerable worthwhile choice to look towards.

Many people are always worried about not getting the best price for their dream house and there are just too much information all over the internet which take hours to read up on. To make it easier for resale flat buyers, our team aims to come out with visualization that best represent the current resale flat industry, allowing people to understand the market better. We hope that through these visualizations, potential HDB resale flat buyers are able to better analyse and compare the costs of owning a flat across different towns, prioritize what is important to them before deciding on their dream home.


  • Chua Xuan Ni Rachel
  • Nurul Khairina Binte Abdul Kadir
  • Ong Qian Ling

HDBViz


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HDBViz

Our team has identified a lack of information on the HDB for homebuyers who wants to understand and make analysis on which HDB to buy.With the increasing demand for housing, there is a need for homeowners to have a better understanding over the flats they are purchasing. Hence, there is a need to analyze the resale prices of the flats and the facilities available.

  • Lee Hui Xin Anne
  • Teng Jing Wen
  • Tan Sok Yi

Group01




Project Title

Project description. Not more than 350 words

  • Student1
  • Student2
  • Student3

Cakrawala


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Visualizing Indonesia's Trade

The Ministry of Trade (Kementrian Perdagangan Republik Indonesia) and Central Agency of Statistics (Badan Pusat Statistik) of Indonesia has been providing comprehensive Indonesia’s trading data. However, the information is mostly displayed in a table format. Hence, it is challenging to derive analysis and insights. Our team aim to address the lack of a comprehensive visualization platform to show the impact of export and import on Indonesia's trade of balance. Furthermore, through this platform, users can essentially identify areas of deficit and improvement on the available data that Indonesia can work on.

  • Christine
  • Fresi
  • Tommy Johnson

Group01




Project Title

Project description. Not more than 350 words

  • Student1
  • Student2
  • Student3


Project Groups

Please change Your Team name to your project topic and change student name to your own name


Team Members
Ice-cream Ngoh Yi Long Ho Jue Hong Jazreel Tho Wei Wen
TBC Sin Myeong Eun Harvey Kristanto Lauw Wendy Ng Sock Ling
SuicideWatch Lim Pei Xuan Li XiaoHang Goh Jia Xian Student name Student name Student name
John Bau Ronald Lay He Yicheng Lee Sunho
Not Sure Yet Lee Cheng Leng Lim Zi Yuan Sean Chai Shong Hee Hee
Task Force 428 Benedict Then Kok Jim Meng Victor Lin
Dreamworks Chan Huang Suan Wong Kuan Wai Gordon Yuen Chui Shan Jessica - - -
Macau777 Damian Er Chew Hui Ling Jenny Lee
Two Eyes One Pizza Linus Cheng Xin Wei Kelvin Chia Sen Wei Wang Xuze
HDBViz Lee Hui Xin Anne Tan Sok Yi Teng Jing Wen