Locations of San Francisco Vehicle Crimes in the last 30 days
Times of San Francisco Vehicle Crimes in the last 30 days
Encoding
Map Visualization
Each circle on the map encodes one police incident of vehicle crime.
The position of the circle on the map is encoding the latitude and
longitude of where this incident occured. The color of the circle is
encoding the incident type. Red is given to motor vehicle thefts
because it is the more extreme and costly crime, while orange is
given to larceny from vehicle because it is less extreme and usually
less costly.
Heatmap Visualization
This visualization is a heatmap which encodes the number of vehicle
crime reports to the San Francisco Police Department for each day of
the week and hour and in the last month. An orange color scale is
used, and the darker orange a cell is, the more reports of vehicle
crime were made on that day and hour.
Interactivity
Map Visualization
To interact with this visualization, hover your mouse over a circle
on tha map. When you hover over a circle a tool tip appears which
will gives more information about that incident. The tool tip table
includes the incident number, the neighborhood, the exact time and
date, and the description of the incident. When the mouse hovers
over a neighborhood on the basemap, the name of the neighborhood
will be shown.
Heatmap Visualization
To interact with the visualization, hover your mouse over a cell in
the heatmap. When you hover over a cell, a details on demand table
will appear that shows the day, hour, and the exact value for the
number of incidents that occured on this day during this hour. In
addition, hovering over a specific cell will highlight it in the
heatmap with a red outline so you know which cell the tooltip
corresponds to.
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