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Visualizing MTA Ridership Changes During COVID-19

Repository Structure

This repository holds all aspects of MTA ridership project.

  • /data - contains partial datasets that were used for research and analysis in this project. Note: due to the size of files, not all were commited to git, but the sources for all data sources (past and present) can be found in the data folder README.

  • /processingScripts - contains python processing scripts used to pull and restructure the data for the visualization. There are some older jupyter notebook files in there that were used for data exploration, but the final scripts that contributed to the data in the application are all .py files.

    The primary scripts used were:

  • /app - contains all the font-end application code.

App Structure

This app was built with TypeScript, leveraging Webpack for code bundling. In order to run, first navigate into the /app folder (cd app). From there you will have the following scripts available:

yarn start

starts a hot-reloading webpack development server

yarn build

creates a production level code build, saved to app/dist folder

yarn deploy

deploys dist folder to project.two-n.com

yarn archie

starts up an aml-gdoc-server to pull structured JSON from the google doc that contains the application's narrative content.

To save an updated version, navigate to http://127.0.0.1:6006/1Dc9L6cVkBEpUPbp2vSby0Mpx40MzCeKqe_4cX5I11oE and save the resulting .json to app/public/content/narrativeCopy.json.

Primary Datasources

Additional Tools/Resources

  • ArchiML to turn unstructured google doc data into structured JSON. Leveraged aml-gdoc-server to be able to connect directly to Google Drive.
  • Scrollama for scroll triggers.
  • GDAL for geographic transformations.