Link to to launch the dashboard with instructions :
Link to our oral presentation :
In the context of a Software Development project we had to analyze the spreading of the covid19 disease in France with an animated map, which allows to visualize by day covid deaths in French departments.
Then we had to produce various charts and gif to illustrate how the covid19 affect population, for instance by age (e.g. a dashboard with various statistical features).
Here is an exemple of our work :
To this aim, we create the module covidviz.
Here is an overview of the dashboard :
We mainly used data from data.gouv.fr data.gouv.fr which provides a counting of Covid-19 such as :
We also used geometry data used for maps are from France geoJSON.
The main code can be found in ./covidviz
folder.
There is a jupyter notebook which contains all our visualizations in the ./report
folder.
You can find a beamer presentation in the ./beamer
folder.
You can find a some examples of our visualizations in the ./temp
folder.
To install covidviz on Windows open you git manager (git bash
, git kraken
or others).
Then clone the following repository with this command :
$ git clone https://github.com/jihene-b3/covidviz.git
After that, go on Anaconda prompt, go to the root of the covidviz project cloned and type :
$ conda env create -f environment.yml
To install covidviz on Linux go to your terminal and type :
$ git clone https://github.com/jihene-b3/covidviz.git
Then go to the root of the covidviz project cloned and type :
$ conda env create -f environment.yml
The documentation of covidviz
can be found here : covidviz doc
- Jihène Belgaied : [email protected]
- Zakaria Laabsi : [email protected]
- Chloé Serre-Combe : [email protected]
- Stephani Ujka : [email protected]
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Jihène : spatio-temporal covid19 evolution statistics
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Zakaria : vaccine statistics and map on a dashboard
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Chloé : covid deaths and covid hospitalized widget maps, sparse, unit tests and CI
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Stephani : icu and screening statistic
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Everyone : documentation, beamer, module architecture, time and memory efficiency...